With a design inspired by Akrapovic-equipped cross-country rally-winning motorcycles – including rallies in Africa, the continent that gave birth to Honda’s iconic machine – the Slip-On Line is every bit an exhaust that has been developed under the harshest and most gruelling of conditions. The double-flow muffler is a unique combination of a hexagonal shape and a more classic rear endcap, finished with a durable titanium muffler sleeve and robust carbon-fibre clamp. This EC/ECE type-approved exhaust provides a performance increase at lower and higher revs. A deeper more enriching sound is achieved by using the best characteristics of the Honda’s 270° twin-cylinder engine and delivering a pulsating beat. The plug-and-play exhaust is simple to install without any need for remapping and comes with full instructions. Exhaust system is compatible with Honda side cases and central stand.
Akrapovic Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin 16-19 / Adventure Sports 18-19 Slip-On Line Exhaust (Titanium) - S-H10SO22-HWT
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With a design inspired by Akrapovic-equipped cross-country rally-winning motorcycles – including rallies in Africa, the continent that gave birth to Honda’s iconic machine – the Slip-On Line is every bit an exhaust that has been developed under the harshest and most gruelling of conditions. The double-flow muffler is a unique combination of a hexagonal shape and a more classic rear endcap, finished with a durable titanium muffler sleeve and robust carbon-fibre clamp. This EC/ECE type-approved exhaust provides a performance increase at lower and higher revs. A deeper more enriching sound is achieved by using the best characteristics of the Honda’s 270° twin-cylinder engine and delivering a pulsating beat. The plug-and-play exhaust is simple to install without any need for remapping and comes with full instructions. Exhaust system is compatible with Honda side cases and central stand.
