Complete Motorcycle Exhausts and Racing Components
Silencers, complete exhaust systems, headers, link pipes, catalytic converters and dB killers serve different purposes and are not automatically interchangeable.
Compare motorcycle make, model and year, manufacturer part number, material, exhaust configuration and homologation status where specified; also check which parts must be purchased separately.
ZARD FULL EXHAUST SYSTEM STAINLESS RACING HARLEY DAVIDSON NIGHTSTER 975 2023
ZARD FULL EXHAUST SYSTEM STAINLESS APPROVED E5 TRIUMPH STREET TRIPLE 765 2023
ARROW COMPETITION EVO STAINLESS/TITANIUM FULL EXHAUST BMW S 1000 RR 2019-22
ZARD SLIP-ON STAINLESS STEEL CONICAL RACING ROYAL ENFIELD BULLET 350 2006-09
MIVV SLIP-ON SPEED EDGE BLACK STAINLESS STEEL SUZUKI V-STROM 1050 2020-24
ARROW FULL EXHAUST SYSTEM APPROVED ALU BLACK PIAGGIO VESPA GTS 125I.E. 08-16
Motorcycle exhaust systems are among the most common upgrades for changing sound, weight, appearance and, depending on the configuration, engine response.
This section includes motorcycle exhaust components, silencers, headers, link pipes, dB killers, catalytic converters and accessories for replacement, maintenance and customised setups.
On some motorcycles, exhaust and electronic changes should be evaluated together. Where required, see the motorcycle ECUs and control units and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the specific configuration.
If you are unsure which configuration to choose, read the guide on choosing between a motorcycle silencer, full exhaust system and headers.
Motorcycle exhaust components
- Complete motorcycle exhaust systems for full-system replacement
- Motorcycle exhaust silencers for compatible terminal configurations
- Motorcycle exhaust headers for complete or modular systems
- Motorcycle exhaust link pipes for compatible connections
- Motorcycle catalytic converters for systems designed to use a catalyst
- Motorcycle exhaust accessories for installation and maintenance
Motorcycle exhausts: performance, weight and sound
A motorcycle exhaust correctly designed and matched to the application can change power delivery, back pressure and throttle response. A lighter system may also reduce weight compared with the original configuration.
Sound is another important characteristic: silencers, dB killers and the complete system layout affect exhaust note, while compatibility, homologation and intended use must always be checked.
Complete exhaust systems, silencers and headers
Complete motorcycle exhaust systems replace multiple sections of the original exhaust, while motorcycle silencers normally replace only the final section.
Motorcycle exhaust headers and link pipes are used in complete or modular configurations. Always verify the motorcycle make, model, year and exact exhaust combination.
Motorcycle exhausts for road and sport riding
On the road, a compatible exhaust can change appearance, sound and weight compared with the original setup. During sport or track use, exhaust changes may also be combined with suitable electronic management.
Some exhausts and components are intended exclusively for racing or track use. Always check homologation, fitment and intended use on the product page.
Motorcycle exhaust brands available
Sestamarcia offers motorcycle exhausts, silencers, headers and accessories from specialist road, sport and racing brands.
- Zard motorcycle exhausts for road or racing applications depending on the product
- MIVV motorcycle exhausts including silencers, full systems, headers and link pipes
- Arrow motorcycle exhausts for road, sport and racing configurations
Before purchasing, always verify the motorcycle make, model and year, homologation and intended use of the product.
Guide to choosing a motorcycle exhaust
To understand the differences between a silencer, complete exhaust system and headers, read the complete motorcycle exhaust guide.
Frequently asked questions about motorcycle exhausts
Why replace a motorcycle exhaust?
Depending on the product, replacing exhaust components can change sound, appearance, weight and engine response.
Should I choose a complete exhaust system or a silencer?
A complete system replaces several exhaust components, while a silencer is a simpler change focused on the final section.
Is a dB killer important?
A dB killer affects exhaust noise on compatible silencers. Its presence can be relevant to sound limits, road use and the approved exhaust configuration.
How do I choose the correct motorcycle exhaust?
Check the motorcycle make, model and year, fitment, homologation and intended use. Some products are road-approved while others are intended only for racing or track use.




















