Yoshimura 17-19 Honda CBR 1000RR/SP/SP2 - Alpha T Street Works Slip-On Exhaust - SS/SS/CF

Yoshimura Alpha T Slip-On Exhaust System

*Exhaust ONLY. Bike Sold Separately*

The 2017 Honda CBR1000RR underwent some significant updates...A completely new electronics base, losing a significant amount of weight, centralizing mass, and even the styling are some. Yoshimura now introduces their Alpha T Street Series slip-on system. This slip-on removes a nice bit of weight (Stainless Alpha T slip-on weight 4.3 Lbs vs Stock muffler weight 6.7 Lbs), adds a ton of style, and adds that legendary Yoshimura sound that is renowned worldwide. The new Alpha T adds a couple of ponies and it's 50-state emissions legal! The Alpha T utilizes a tapered conical sleeve that produces a higher "GP" tone than its bigger brother Alpha, and is also lighter than the original Alpha. This muffler option includes durable Stainless with a brushed finish and carbon fiber end cap.

One look at an Alpha T system and you know it's something special!

Street Series Exhaust Systems

All Street Series systems are Slip-on / Bolt-on applications that do not require tampering with the vehicle's emissions control system, yet still deliver that special spirit the world has come to expect from the legendary company known as Yoshimura. Street Series applications cover all of the iconic profiles that Yoshimura has become famous for. From the legendary tri-oval profiles to the refined ALPHA mufflers, and even our R-55 angular masterpieces. Our Street Series exhaust offer street-legal options for almost everything on two wheels.

Works Finish

The new Yoshimura Works Finish takes on a unique coloring after it goes through a heat cycle on the motorcycle that looks much like those titanium works components their factory racers use.

• Contemporary Satin/matte finish
• Uniform heat coloration
• Increased fatigue strength
• Increased scratch and stain resistance

*European Model Shown: All images are European model shown as directed by American Honda

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.