Slip-on Exhaust Akrapovic Piaggio MP3 500 black

Akrapovic Slip-on Line Stainless Steel

From Akrapovic, renowned manufacturer of top quality exhausts from Slovenia: Akrapovic Slip-On Exhaust stainless steel (with CE / ECE marking) Piaggio MP3 500 LT / HPE after 2008, performance exhaust system for maxi scooters.

The Akrapovic Slip-On Line is the ideal entry-level exhaust for tuning. The Akrapovic Slip-On increases power and torque while reducing weight for better handling.

The slip-on replaces the standard silencer and has EC/ECE type approval.

Akrapovic - performance, sound and looks

More power: The exhaust improves torque and performance of the vehicle. You can download the test bench data in the download area.

Less weight: The exhaust weighs less than the original, which has a positive effect on handling, maneuverability and acceleration.

Top sound: Akrapovic's icing on the cake, namely the deep, unmistakable "Akrapovic" sound.

Great looks: An Akrapovic system will radically change and improve the look of your bike. The exhausts combine a sporty look with high quality that is immediately recognizable at first glance,

Simple installation: The slip-on exhaust can be installed in just a few minutes. Akrapovic states 30 minutes.

Road legal: The slip-on system can simply be installed instead of the standard silencer and has EC / ECE type approval, so you can use it legally on the road.

slip-on Design

Slip-ons are generally supplied without a headpipe, the slip-on silencer is simply mounted on the standard header pipe.

The slip-on is made of stainless steel, the silencer has a matt black finish with a classy carbon end cap.

The exhaust has a CE / ECE marking. The type approval is only valid with the catalytic converter fitted.

Data and figures for Akrapovic Slip-on

• Weight: 5.7 kg -> - 3.8 kg / - 40 % compared to original

overview Akrapovic Slip-on tuning exhaust

• Material: Stainless Steel
• Color: Black with unobtrusive Akrapovic logo
• Carbon end cap
• With E-pass
• For Piaggio MP3 500 LT / HPE after 2008