The Roadsitalia sports exhaust line dedicated to the new Benelli TRK 702 and 702 X was created with the aim of optimizing the performance, agility, and aesthetics of these two newcomers to the market.
By choosing to install a Roadsitalia sports exhaust, drivers will benefit from a series of significant improvements. The advantages include a more pronounced and sporty sound, a reduction in the total weight of the vehicle resulting in greater agility, a more appealing visual appearance, and better performance. It is also worth noting that the Roadsitalia exhaust allows for a reduction in emitted heat compared to stock exhaust systems.
The range of Roadsitalia sports exhausts available for the Benelli TRK 702 includes several models:
Oval – starting from €253
Special – starting from €303
Doublefire – starting from €351
Power – starting from €277
Projsix – starting from €340
The above prices include VAT and shipping costs, updated until September 2023, but may be subject to change.
The proposed sport silencers can be equipped with a sheath in titanium, black titanium, or carbon fiber, with the only exception of the Projsix model, which is only available in titanium or black titanium.
It is important to emphasize that the range of sport exhausts is approved for road use throughout Europe and Switzerland. Upon purchase, the homologation certificate is included and each exhaust is equipped with a db-killer, ensuring a sound within legal limits for road circulation.
For installation, there is no need to remap the ECU or add additional modules. However, for those who seek maximum power and a more optimized engine delivery, considering additional modifications may be a choice to consider.
The models come with a mounting kit and a connecting pipe, facilitating an installation that does not require structural changes to the motorcycle. The differentiation between the various models is aesthetic, so the choice can be guided by personal preferences in terms of design and budget.
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