KabarOto.com – The development of the automotive world is increasingly diverse, especially two-wheeled vehicles or motorcycles. The markets of Asian countries are excellent for motorbikes, almost all houses have motorbikes as a means of transportation.
Of course, the owners of this motorbike want to make the appearance of the motorbike more fierce. By making modifications such as changing the handlebars, tires, rims and even the exhaust system.
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The Asian market is becoming more lively, the presence of the Kawasaki ZX-25R has become a kind of trend in the motorcycle world. 4-cylinder engine with a capacity of 250 cc, is felt enough to meet the wishes of some people to have a sport motorbike.
Yoshimura exhaust products from Japan have good news for ZX-25R owners, these aftermarket products present a complete exhaust system that can boost power as well as a more reverberating 4-cylinder engine sound.
At the end of June 2021, the exhaust manufacturer introduced an exhaust system called the Hepta Force TSS Racing Cyclone which was made specifically for circuit racing and in accordance with the characteristics of the ZX-25R. This new product is a full exhaust system, which is equipped with a header, short muffler and has carbon accents.
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Meanwhile, the pipe is available in two options, namely stainless steel and titanium. Then, for the muffler cover (silencer) is available in the form of a satin cover and titanium blue for the stainless steel pipe version. There is the option of a plain titanium or blue titanium cover for the titanium pipe.
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The weight of the exhaust system package is claimed to be lighter than the factory standard. The Hepta Force TSS Racing Titanium Cyclone package only weighs about 3.7 kg. Meanwhile, the ZX-25R’s standard factory exhaust system weighs around 8.6 kg.
This race-specific exhaust system emits sound with a frequency of up to 113 decibels at 11,500 rpm. Yoshimura’s dyno test showed there was a slight increase in power in this exhaust. For those of you who are curious about the sound, let’s watch the video below!
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