Surface Finish: Polished Titanium

So you are a lucky owner of a Yamaha MT-09 or FZ-09. But that fantastic sound from that triple engine is hidden by a restrictive exhaust, and everything else on offer is dull and overpriced, but you want something special. Well, Vandemon brings you an exhaust system that not only delivers a great sound but will also deliver on performance and style. 

After just one ride the highly polished titanium used for this exhaust will colour to all colours of the spectrum and be a real attention grabber. 

Why have a Doughnut in the mid-pipe? 

The longer exhaust length of the doughnut design will achieve better Torque and HP via improved exhaust extraction over a shorter exhaust.  

Specifications:

• Material - Ti1 Titanium
• Headers- Polished Titanium Doughnut design 
• Muffler - Carbon Fibre Construction with Titanium Chassis 
• Mounting Kit- Muffler Bracket and Carbon Fibre Muffler Strap
• 12 x 1.25 & 18 x 1.5mm O2 Sensor Bungs 
• Power Gain - 7hp @ 9800rpm
• Torque Gain - 6N/M @ 5000rpm
• Noise rating 82DB ( 96DB baffle out )
• Welding process: Precision Tig

Cannot be mounted when the motorcycle's centre stand is retained

Application: Competition

WHY VANDEMON?

• Enhanced Appearance
• More Hp with or without baffle installed
• Amazing sound
• Exceptional manufacturing quality
• Perfect fit

Our MT-09 FZ-09 Full Exhaust delivers three significant performance enhancements.

1. Reduction in weight for improved Acceleration, Stopping distance and Handling.
2. Free Flow via elimination of unnecessary baffling for improved Hp
3. Increase low RPM torque from specially designed tapered headers

All this is achieved with a notable style from the use of high-quality materials and precise, welds by craftsmen.

 Photos courtesy Malcolm Wright

IMPORTANT! Vandemon Exhaust systems are designed for performance and modest sound improvements. We at Vandemon do not try to meet noise emission standards because simply the end results would be no different than what your OEM exhaust can already achieve. Check with your country's governing body regarding noise emission standards rules and regulations