Honda Africa Twin Exhausts From Arrow And Giannelli Available From SpeedMob
From a SpeedMob press release:
After 15 years, Honda has finally released a new Africa Twin and fans of the bike are buzzing about this new Adventure motorcycle. SpeedMob is proud to announce new exhaust fitments (and coming fitments) for the 2016 Honda CRF1000L “Africa Twin”.
Both Arrow Exhaust and Giannelli by Arrow will be offering systems for the brand new Africa Twin motorcycle. Arrow engineers have finished their initial work on their slip-on exhausts and will follow quickly with a full race header system in the coming weeks. The current slip-on exhausts are both available in three sleeve finish options: Aluminum, “Dark” Aluminum and Titanium. Both silencers will feature carbon Fiber end caps – the Arrow with a gloss Carbon Fiber and the Giannelli with a dry “Technical’ Carbon Fiber end cap.
These new exhaust systems for the 2016 Honda CRF1000L can be ordered from Arrow’s US Distributor, SpeedMob, or through SpeedMob’s national network of dealers. Pre-order online now or contact SpeedMob for information.
ARROW SLIP-ON EXHAUSTS > 2016 AFRICA TWIN
72621AK MAXI RACE-TECH ALUMINUM W/ CF END CAP
72621AKN MAXI RACE-TECH “DARK” ALUMINUM W/ CF END CAP
72621PK MAXI RACE-TECH TITANIUM W/ CF END CAP
GIANNELLI SLIP-ON EXHAUSTS > 2016 AFRICA TWIN
73823T2Y MAXI OVAL ALUMINUM W/ CF END CAP
73823B2Y MAXI OVAL “DARK” ALUMINUM W/ CF END CAP
73823T2Y MAXI OVAL TITANIUM W/ CF END CAP
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