SKU: PU1820-2011
MPN: S-H2MET13-FDHLTA
Akrapovic S-H2MET13-FDHLTA Evolution Line Full Exhaust for Honda CRF250 R/X '22-

Akrapovic's S-H2MET13-FDHLTA Evolution Line Full Exhaust Systen, Titanium is made specifically for Honda CRF250 R/X (2022-current).

Tailor-made to fit the limited space available within the motorcycle, this system combines performance and durability for extreme conditions and the rigors of off-road racing.

Constructed from lightweight, high-grade, premium titanium alloys, with different thickness in the sections to ensure perfect protection and to reduce overall weight. A new profiled surface influences the sound to meet the FIM noise limits for competition, and it adds strength and durability to the muffler while delivering a deep, full sound that embraces the balanced pulse of the single-cylinder engine.

The muffler is the largest possible for the space available. This allows increased sound silencing, which mitigates the impact on the natural environment while also facilitating improved flow for the exhaust gases to make their way from the combustion chamber with as few restrictions as possible. The added strength created by the design aids durability and provides enhanced resilience in the most demanding conditions. It offers a heightened response through the entire rev range and an optimum feeling when the throttle is opened, giving the rider great appreciation of control. Power and torque levels have been increased with an extra 0.5 kW (0.7 HP) at 4,750 rpm and 1.1 Nm at 4,770 rpm being recorded on the in-house dyno in back-to-back tests with a standard stock exhaust system.

The Evolution Line (Titanium) exhaust has a special technique for imprinting the logo on the surface for greater durability and a titanium header with an integrated resonance chamber for optimum performance and sound, which is covered with a newly designed titanium heat shield. It is a simple plug-and-play operation to install, with no remapping needed.

Exhaust system fits also on Honda CRF300RX 2022, but remapping is needed in this case.