Honda Africa Twin CRF1100L Adventure Titanium Exhaust System

Honda Africa Twin CRF1100L Adventure Titanium Exhaust System

Fits Years 2019-2024 

VANDEMON recognized the need to enhance the Honda Africa Twin Adventure's stock exhaust system. To achieve this, we developed a custom exhaust to elevate the performance and sound of this iconic model. Designed for sports touring and competition enduro, this aftermarket exhaust is tailored specifically for the Honda Africa Twin 1100, making it an ideal choice for riders seeking an upgrade.

VANDEMON designed this exhaust system without Euro 5 emission restraints. In our view, there's no point in replacing your OEM exhaust with an aftermarket exhaust that also meets Euro 5 emission standards if it doesn't offer better performance or sound. This is a direction some of our competitors are taking, giving you the false impression that you've made an improvement based solely on a brand's reputation.

At Vandemon, when we say our exhaust is made from Titanium, it truly is! We are transparent with our customers and don't mislead by stating only the muffler skin is Titanium while the rest is stainless steel. All connections are CNC machined from solid billet titanium to ensure gas-tight couplings. Additionally, we provide carbon fibre guards for both style and protection.

• Material: Muffler Ti1 Brushed Titanium with Carbon Tip
• Link pipes and Headers Ti1 Brushed Titanium
• Production years: 2019-24
  
• Weight: Headers 1.6kg, Muffler 3.5kg, Total 5.1kg
• Substantial weight saving of 4.9kg compared to the OEM 10kg system 
• No engine flashing is necessary
  
• Sporty sound
  
• Compatible with original Honda panniers and passenger footpegs 
• Noise 100Db

• Power:+4hp @ 5200 rpm

• Torque: +5.1Nm @ 3700 rpm
• Not Homologated, Competition use. 

IMPORTANT! Vandemon Exhaust systems are designed for performance and modest sound improvements. We at Vandemon do not try to meet noise emission standards because simply the results would be no different than what your OEM exhaust can already achieve. Check with your country's governing body regarding noise emission standards rules and regulations.