Motorcycle Exhaust Materials

Steel, aluminium, titanium and carbon fiber exhausts. Each has their strengths and weaknesses in terms of cost, weight and style.
For more information on exhausts read our full guide here: fortnine.ca/reviews/motorcycl...

[@dto507]

Hey, it's Ryan F9 o/

[@brettbarker4198]

David Soetjipto haha! I thought the same thing!

[@matthewlachance3362]

@@brettbarker4198 same here

[@shadymoto3690]

ryan f8

[@Litehamer]

That is a very young looking Ryan f9... non of the swag and trash talk either

[@Drt0Kkdo]

I was just looking for rewooling tutorials and was surprised to see a familiar, albeit younger, face.

[@nathanchalecki4842]

awwww, such a baby!

[@jokkujokku7381]

Nice presentation

[@ROAREXHAUSTS]

Amazing ..

[@williamkinnane1606]

What do you not know? Thanks guy...if I ever have a question, I'll know just who to ask.

[@Myself6M]

Less often ceramic materials are also used for muffler bodies and/or caps!

[@renhermawan2390]

how about inconel?

[@vaishnavipathakota8193]

The exhaust gases temperatures are up-to 1000degrees Celsius and aluminum alloy can melting point is about 700degree Celsius. Then how can we use this aluminium alloy for muffler?
Please explain

[@Fordahord1]

cause a muffler is on the other half on the bike

[@lemat3219]

temperature!?

[@JagoTFC]

Ryan F9 🎉🎉

[@Timewastedonyt]

He is Ryan F8🎉🎉

[@incognito8219]

Heey it's that guy who spends wayy too much time with his bike

[@name-zb8bs]

Why not

[@elonemoustache5174]

bruh just buy electric motorcycle, no need to deal with things like this!

[@name-zb8bs]

No sound no liky

[@akshajshaju339]

buy an electric and be a robot