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GPR Tech Motorbike exhaust Furore Moto Guzzi V 11 Sport-Le Mans-Cafè-Naked 1999-2005

Optimize your performance with the GPR Tech exhaust, perfect for enthusiasts of the Moto Guzzi V 11 Sport-Le Mans-Cafè-Naked.

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Description

GPR exhaust compatible with Rieju Marathon 125 2008-2010, Furore black, approved and legal, complete exhaust system with catalyst and removable db killer.
Is the db killer removable? Altering the db killer and the associated welding/security screws violates product compliance and makes it illegal for road use.
Is there a removable GPR catalyst? Yes, there is a catalytic converter.
Oval-shaped silencer.
Matte black tip.
Approved and legal, complete exhaust system with catalyst and removable db killer.
Series of FURORE NERO silencers, made with a black aluminium body and Avional caps obtained through CNC machining, painted with a ceramic treatment for high temperatures, elliptical shape 90x120mm.
Collector and catalyst: the kit includes the specific collector in which the catalyst is mounted, it can be installed without cutting or making modifications, flanges, rings, supports, and screws are included if necessary.
Original GPR product, developed through extensive experience in the World Motorbike Championship, offers an innovative design, performance increase, significant weight savings, and improved sound.
Italy,
Are db killers and catalytic converters removable? Altering the welds on the db killer and the catalyst or the anti-tamper screws or removing the bracket is illegal for road use and not compliant with EU guidelines, this is only possible for RACING use on tracks. Using the open version on the road does not comply with road traffic regulations.
You can use the kit for the annual official inspection.
Mounting recommendations: GPR products are plug and play, but it is still recommended to install the products in a professional workshop; no claims will be accepted in case of incorrect installations.
The specific homologation certificate is provided, along with the assembly instructions, each silencer carries the homologation code. If any problems occur during installation, it is mandatory to stop and suspend the activity, and immediately seek information and/or advice from customer service.
If you buy online, it is recommended to purchase the product from a seller in YOUR NATION to ensure that the item arrives with the appropriate approvals which must also comply with local legislation. Make sure before you buy that the seller is trustworthy and offers items for your road network.
Is it limited to 95Db for Tyrol and Switzerland? No, but this limit is only required for local citizens and not for tourists.
No structural modifications to the bike are required for installation in order to use the product in an approved version. It is recommended to read the instructions in the package or the tutorials visible on and on YouTube.
The exhaust has a removable db killer (noise limiter) for racing use; removing the db killer is not ONLY illegal, but the customer assumes responsibility for using the bike as if on the track only, without bags, without headlights and without license plate holder or other parts that would conflict with the different throttle angle due to modification to the racing version. Abuse of this situation on the road will result in the loss of product warranty and any claims will be rejected. This is from the date of purchase, with the right to repair with return to the GPR factory or the nearest official distributor at the customer's expense.
GPR cannot provide a new silencer in place of the one to be repaired; the customer must agree to reinstall the original exhaust or wait for the standard time for repair.

Additional information
BrandGPR Tech
Supplier referenceGU.6.FUNE
Colorsilver
ColorSilver
Motorcycle brandMoto Guzzi
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