4700 Exhausts for motorcycles

The largest online store for motorcycle exhausts

At Unobike, you will always find the best brands for exhausts and accessories at the best online prices. We can offer you all the exhaust components you need, from the same exhaust pipes and complete exhausts to accessories like collectors, catalytic converter eliminators, catalytic converters, heat shields, and spare parts like db-killers, clamps and brackets.

You can find on this page more than 6000 exhausts and accessories for all motorcycles, and if you cannot find the compatible exhaust for your motorcycle, our specialized mechanical support will search for and offer you the best alternatives for your motorcycle, whether it is a scooter, a road bike, quad/ATV, etc.

If you have landed on this section, it is because you are still not sure which component of the exhaust system you need to buy.

Next, we are going to ask you a series of questions to help you determine which exhausts are perfect for you and specific to your motorcycle.

What exhaust component do you need to buy?

If you are not very clear about it, it is important to ask yourself what you are looking for with the modification of the exhaust currently installed on your motorcycle: sound gain, power, maximum torque, weight reduction, better aesthetics, etc. Depending on your answer, your motorcycle will need a specific exhaust component or another.

Which exhausts have the best offers?

The exhausts with the best discounts on our website are the Mivv exhausts and the Arrow exhausts, although you can also find even more economical options, such as the Storm-Exhausts, which offer a quality and sound identical to that of the Mivv brand.

What are the best exhaust brands for your motorcycle?

The best brands in exhaust development are: the Akrapovic exhausts, Termignoni exhausts, and SC-Project exhausts. However, depending on your motorcycle, these brands may or may not offer compatible models for yours. To find out, filter by your motorcycle or use our motorcycle navigator. Or call us, and we will offer you the best alternative!

How to know which exhaust is compatible with your motorcycle?

When choosing the exhaust pipe, collector, or any other component for your motorcycle, it is important to consider: the model of motorcycle you have, its year of manufacture (which does not have to be the same as the registration year), and for more precision, if possible, the engine code it has. Once you know this, you can search on our website for your motorcycle, thanks to our motorcycle navigator, or by using the motorcycle filters.

How can you find out the year of manufacture of your motorcycle?

If you do not know the year of manufacture of your motorcycle, check the chassis number of your motorcycle that appears in the technical data sheet, and contact our technical support to consult the exact year of manufacture.

What factors influence the homologation of an exhaust?

The necessary requirements for an exhaust line to be homologated are:

1. Comply with sound regulations (Db(a))
2. Comply with emissions regulations (CO2)

If the exhaust terminal meets these two conditions, the exhaust pipe is considered homologated to pass the ITV. For this, it must have the DB-Killer and the catalytic converter installed.

How can you know if the exhaust you are interested in is homologated?

On our website, it is indicated whether it is homologated or not in the following sections:

• Product title
• Product description
• Homologation filter

How can you justify that your exhaust is homologated to the Civil Guard or ITV?

With the purchase of the exhaust, you will receive 2 types of documents attached with the package:

• Standard-sized homologation documents to present at the ITV
• A wallet-sized card indicating the identification number of the exhaust's homologation.

This identification code of homologation (example: "EX XXXX") usually appears stamped on the joint section of the exhaust.

What is the best material for the development of exhausts and their accessories?

Titanium is the best material for the manufacture of exhausts or their components, as it is a material known for its strength and quality, being more durable, more resistant to higher temperatures, and more resistant to corrosion. Additionally, it is a material that is 40% lighter than stainless steel.