Triumph Bonneville Bobber & Speedmaster 1200 Polished Titanium Exhaust with H Pipe

Triumph Bonneville Bobber & Speedmaster 1200 Polished Titanium Exhaust with H Pipe

"H" Pipe Addition (Balance Pipe) 

Introducing the Exhaust System designed specifically for the classic Triumph. This system is made from high-quality Ti1 Titanium and features a sleek, polished finish. It maintains the clean lines of the classic design while offering a powerful exhaust note, perfect for those who prefer a more performance-oriented experience. Additionally, this exhaust version includes a balance pipe for enthusiasts looking to tune for increased performance.

The titanium mufflers are designed to offer maximum exhaust flow for optimal sound and performance. The removable silencers are secured with a single bolt and can be removed in under a minute.

Appearance:

The surface finish is polished, and after just one ride, the headers change to various colours, starting from the exhaust ports. Cleaning and maintaining titanium is very simple, as it doesn't require polishing like stainless steel does. Titanium won't stain or corrode, thanks to its high resistance to acid and salt. It also dissipates heat twice as fast as steel. To clean it, simply wipe it with furniture polish and a clean cloth, and it will look new again.

Manufacture:

We at Vandemon utilize a closely guarded welding process that welds both sides of each joint, ensuring ultrasonically perfect welds.

Tuning:

Although not required, tuning can be performed by a competent technician without any limitations imposed by the exhaust system on what a tuner can achieve.  

• Material: Ti1 Titanium 
• Titanium Mufflers & Removable Silencers
• Surface finish: Polished 
• Weight: 6.5kg
• Production years: 2017 to 2023
• 2 x M12x1.25 O2 bungs
• Won't meet emission standards

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 end 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.