When it comes to Honda, Two Brothers exhaust is
your specialist. Their racing C-series canisters
all feature patented lightweight thin wall die cast
aluminum one-piece inlets and outlets. This special
design provides for ease of maintenance as well
as simplified construction which is what a premium
performance product is all about! The Two Brothers
pipe sound produced is best described as being deep
and throaty without suffering from the shrill whine
normally associated with straight through muffler
canisters.

The
entire line of Two Brothers motorcycle exhaust M
& C Series canisters feature the same high level
of quality construction and are designed to be fully
serviceable in the event of damage (replacement
parts are available, please call us), routine maintenance
or the occasional repack1. Two Brothers Racing’s
M & C series spring-mounted slip-on canisters
all feature patented and exclusive lightweight thinwall
die cast aluminum one-piece inlets and outlets.
V.A.L.E.™ (patent pending) slip-on Two Brothers
exhaust systems and flange-on systems feature CNC'ed
aluminum inlets. These special designs provide for
ease of maintenance as well as simplified construction,
which is what a premium performance product is all
about! The exhaust note produced by the Top Level™
exhaust systems is best described as being deep
and throaty without suffering from the shrill whine
normally associated with other manufacturer's straight
through muffler canisters.
The
Two Brothers pipe is offered in three distinct canister
shapes; small oval (C-2, C-7 or M-2), traditional
round 4.5” diameter (C4) and large oval (C-5 &
M-5). All of the Two Brothers exhaust canisters
perform and sound the same, they are simply different
shapes. They all incorporate exclusive technology
and premium construction material. The different
exterior shapes allows you to choose the one that
best fits the style of your motorcycle. For instance
most people prefer the C-2/M-2 (small oval) with
smaller sized motorcycles (like 600cc machines)
while others prefer the C5/M5 (large oval) with
larger sized motorcycles (like 1000cc machines).
For those who prefer round canisters they offer
the C4 (round).
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