
Product Details
Yoshimura RS-4 Slip-On Exhaust
While the RS-4 Exhaust was debuted as Yoshimura's premier exhaust for off-road racing applications, but R&D couldn't stop there. They have mated this sophisticated and stylish muffler to a variety of bigger machines. The RS-4 is a pentagonal shaped muffler that features a carbon fiber cone end cap, two stage stepped baffle and striking good looks. The RS-4 muffler features a new front cap design that functions as a polyresonant chamber, thus creating a more quiet muffler with improved mid to top end power.
Along with improving sound and power, this system moves the muffler weight lower and closer to the bike for improved handling and weight distribution. Yoshimura continues to provide the best in performance exhaust systems.
Features:
- Pentagonal-shaped sleeve
- Front muffler cap functions as a polyresonant chamber which helps reduce noise
- Two-stage stepped baffle
- Carbon fiber end-cap
- Stainless steel mid-pipe (applicable models)
- Made in the USA

- Honda
- Africa Twin 2016-2019
- Africa Twin Adventure Sports 2018-2019
- Africa Twin Adventure Sports DCT 2018-2019
- Africa Twin DCT 2016-2019
- CRF250L 2013-2016
- Husqvarna
- Norden 901 2022-2023
- Norden 901 Expedition 2023
- KTM
- 1090 Adventure R 2017-2019
- 1190 Adventure 2014-2016
- 1190 Adventure R 2014-2016
- 1290 Super Adventure 2015-2016
- 1290 Super Adventure R 2017-2020
- 1290 Super Adventure S 2017-2020
- 790 Adventure 2019-2020
- 790 Adventure R 2019-2020
- 790 Adventure R Rally 2020
- 890 Adventure 2021-2023
- 890 Adventure R 2021-2023
- 890 Adventure R Rally 2021
- Kawasaki
- Ninja ZX-6R 2009-2012
- Ninja ZX-6R ZX636 2013-2018
- Triumph
- Tiger 800 2012-2014
- Tiger 800 XC 2012-2016
- Tiger 800 XCa 2017-2019
- Tiger 800 XCx 2015-2019
- Tiger 800 XR 2015-2019
- Tiger 800 XRt 2017-2019
- Tiger 800 XRx 2015-2019
- Tiger Explorer 2012-2013
- Tiger Explorer XC 2012-2013
- Yamaha
- Super Tenere XT1200Z 2012-2018
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