Termignoni Relevance Exhausts

Termignoni Relevance exhausts make up the brand's widest line: a long-bodied, modern-looking silencer, with carbon details on many versions, which Termignoni adapts to bikes as different as a CBR 250 R, a TMAX 530 scooter or a ZX-10R. If you are after an exhaust from this brand for a bike from the last decade, this is the first line worth checking.

From a 250 to a superbike

• Scooters: Yamaha TMAX 530 (2012-2016), one of the most popular choices in the whole section, and BMW C 600 Sport (2012-2015).
• Nakeds: Yamaha MT-07, MT-09, XSR 700 and XSR 900, Honda CB 650 and CB 1000, Kawasaki Z800, Z 900 and Z 900 RS and Suzuki SV 650 (2016-2019).
• Sports bikes: BMW S 1000 RR and HP4, Kawasaki ZX-10R, MV Agusta F3 675/800 and Honda CBR 250 R.
• Adventure and off-road: Honda Africa Twin CRF1000L (2015-2018), Crosstourer (2013-2018) and the CRF 450 R motocrosser (2015-2017).

Steel, titanium and the letters at the end

Most are stainless steel. The titanium ones are for the 2019-2024 S 1000 RR and HP4, the 2016-2020 ZX-10R, the MV Agusta F3 and the SO-series nakeds such as the Z 900, Z 900 RS or CB 1000, whose part numbers end in SO04.

Several bikes have two Relevance silencers told apart only by the last letters of the code: Y099080CV and Y099080CVB for the TMAX, H131090CV and H131090TV for the CB 650, or H099094CV and H099094CVI for the CBR 250 R. It is the version of the silencer that changes, not the bike, so compare the photos and descriptions on both product pages and pick the one you like.

A Relevance gives the tail more presence; if you prefer something more tucked in, compare it with the short silhouette of the GP2R-R. The other lines are under Termignoni, and the difference between a road-approved silencer and a competition one is explained in our motorcycle exhausts section.