Yes Motorcycle Exhaust


Lowbrow Customs
2 into 1 SuperMeg Exhaust System by Kerker 2006 - 2011 Harley-Davidson FXD Dyna Glide
3
$424.95


Gasbox
Y-Pipe Exhaust Pipe 1941-1957 Factory Rigid Harley-Davidson Models - Bare Steel OEM # 65505-41
1
$59.95


Gasbox
Upswept Bobber Y-Pipe with TT End Exhaust Pipe for Factory Rigid Harley-Davidson Models - Bare Steel
$105.00


Bassani Xhaust
Road Rage 3 2 into 1 Exhaust System - Stainless - 1986-2003 Harley-Davidson Sportster XL
1
$799.95


Gasbox
Exhaust Port Clamps 1948-1965 Harley-Davidson Big Twin Models - Stainless Steel OEM # 65519-48
$20.00


Lowbrow Customs
2 into 1 SuperMeg Exhaust System by Kerker 2012 - 2017 Harley-Davidson FXD Dyna Glide
3
$424.95
Custom Motorcycle Exhaust Parts, Hardware & Accessories
There is nothing more pleasing to the ear then a well-tuned machine bellowing through a well-designed motorcycle exhaust system. Your motorcycle exhaust is one of the most important parts...
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Is full exhaust better than slip on?
All of them! The last thing you want to deal with while riding your motorcycle is a part failure. We recommend using only high-quality parts from reputable companies on your bike. Not sure what you need? No problem! Lowbrow Customs carries high-quality, cool parts, and we offer free motorcycle tech support to answer any questions you may have.
Do I have to tune a motorcycle for an aftermarket exhaust?
Adjusting your tuning when changing out your exhaust system is good practice, as it ensures a fast and responsive motorcycle. With modern, fuel-injected motorcycles, ECU tuners for Harleys make tuning your motorcycle a breeze. They plug in to your stock wiring harness and connect to a smartphone for on-the-go tuning for maximum horsepower and top speed! For carbureted bikes, changing the carburetor jets to add or remove fuel from the throttle range allows precise tuning for optimium performance.
Do I need a muffler / resonator on my exhaust?
Removing your muffler (aka resonator) will change the tuning of your motorcycle, as the back pressure ties into the performance of the engine. Typically, vehicles will run just fine without a muffler, though you may be in violation of local noise ordinances, as it makes your motorcycle MUCH louder. Running straight exhaust pipes (no muffler) on motorcycles is pretty common practice. A universal baffle can be easily installed in a straight pipe to help reduce the sound, though it will not be as quiet as with a muffler.