DIY Parts

Buy DIY exhaust parts : quality components for every budget

For passionate cafe racer and custom motorcycle builders, having the right exhaust parts is essential. Whether you’re working on a full exhaust build or just need individual motorbike exhaust components like mufflers, pipes, or clamps, we’ve got options that fit every budget and style. The exhaust system is not just a vital part of your motorcycle’s performance, it also adds a personal touch to your bike, allowing you to adjust sound, performance, and appearance exactly to your liking. At Cafe Racer Webshop, you’ll find an assortment of pipes, silencers, brackets, and flanges, all designed to help you build the perfect exhaust for your bike!

Benefits of buying DIY exhausts parts from Cafe Racer Webshop

When you choose to make a purchase for your motorcycle in our webshop, you enjoy 4 combined benefits that set us apart:

• Products in stock are sent within 1 working day
• You can easily reach our customer service via phone or email
• You receive 2 years warranty according to official EU guidelines
• You can easily return your order within 30 days without hassle

High Quality Components for Performance and Sound

Upgrading your exhaust with quality parts can significantly boost both performance and sound. Using high-grade pipes, silencers, and connectors ensures that your motorcycle’s exhaust flow is optimized, reducing back pressure and improving engine efficiency. Whether you’re looking to create a subtler tone, using quality exhaust parts is key to achieving the sound you want.

Building Your Ideal Motorcycle Exhaust

Choosing the right parts for your custom exhaust project can be a fun but challenging process. Whether you need custom bends, unique silencers, or mounting hardware, it’s important to choose components that fit your bike’s needs. Here are some things to keep in mind:

Silencers & Mufflers

Silencers are a great starting point for any exhaust projects. We offer a variety of silencers, from classic chrome to modern matte black, so you can find one that fits your motorcycle’s look. If road legality is important to you, then be sure to select an E-approved silencer from our collection. These are typically quieter but provide great balance between sound and performance. Non-approved silencers, on the other hand, are often louder and more budget-friendly, making them a popular choice for custom builds.

Pipes & Connectors

The exhaust pipes are important in determining how your bike sounds and performs. Our range includes different diameters and bends, ensuring compatibility with various bike models and builds. Custom connectors, flangers, and spacers help ensure a perfect fit between your existing exhaust system, and any new components you would like to install. Remember to double-check dimensions to avoid any fitting issues.

Mounting Brackets & Clamps

Proper installation of your exhaust is key to both performance and safety. We offer a variety of stainless steel clamps, brackets, and other mounting hardware to help secure your new system. These components are essential in preventing leaks and ensuring your exhaust is firmly in place.

Before Installing Your New Exhaust

Installing DIY exhaust parts on your motorcycle definitely requires attention to detail. It’s extremely important to make sure that all parts fit perfectly and are securely mounted. Before you begin, make sure you have all the necessary parts and tools, such as clamps, brackets, and sealants, to avoid mid-project frustrations.

We highly recommend keeping your motorcycle’s repair manual on hand, and following the installation guidelines closely. If you’re unsure of which parts to select, feel free to reach out to our expert team for advice. Safety is always a priority, so don’t forget to wear protective gear like gloves and safety glasses when working  on your exhaust.

Compatibility and Additional Parts

Finding the right motorbike exhaust components for your specific bike model can be tricky. While many parts are designed to fit multiple bikes, it’s important to double-check the specifications before making a purchase. We offer various spacers and adapters to deal with this issue, even if they aren’t a direct match for your model.

*When an exhaust  in our selection is made for a specific model, this will be mentioned on the relevant product page. If you're unsure about the compatibility of the exhaust with your motorcycle, try searching online via a search engine or forum to find out if the dimensions and specifications are compatible. Unfortunately, we cannot provide a definitive answer for every product, nor do we always receive the correct information from our suppliers.

Get in touch with our customer service

Do you have questions about exhaust s? Then feel free to contact us at +31 85 06 06 06 5 or [email protected], or discover below the FAQs about exhausts for motorcycles. At Cafe Racer Webshop we are here for you with our expert advice and personal service.

Want answers to frequently asked questions? Then visit our customer service page. We help you with your order or with questions about payment, delivery, returns and exchanges. With our help, you can quickly get your bike on the road with a new exhaust system!

Many questions about exhaust parts for motorcycles have already been answered for you!

Choosing the right product for your motorcycle can sometimes be a challenge. The mounting process can sometimes cause problems or not work right away. Therefore we have answered the most questions from our customers on this subject. You will find all the information you need here.

What are the main components of a motorcycle exhaust?

Your motorcycle’s exhaust system has several components that work together to move exhaust gases, keep things quiet, and boost your engine’s performance. These include:

• Exhaust Headers: Pipes that connect to the engine, collecting exhaust gases from each cylinder and reducing back pressure for better performance.
• Exhaust Collector: A chamber where exhaust gases from multiple cylinders come together, helping to decrease harmful emissions.
• Catalytic Converter: A part that reduces harmful pollutants in the exhaust by changing them into less harmful substances. Most modern motorcycles already have this built-in.
• Oxygen Sensor: It monitors the oxygen levels in the exhaust and sends data to the engine’s computer to optimize performance and emissions.
• Butterfly Valve: Located behind the silencer, the valve helps control the amount of exhaust back pressure, which can affect engine performance and noise. By adjusting how open or closed the valve is, it can either allow more exhaust flow or create resistance, which helps tune the bike's sound and power.
• Muffler (Silencer): Reduces noise by using baffles and chambers to dampen sound. You can also add a dB killer to the muffler to reduce the noise further.
• Tailpipe: The last part where exhaust gases exit the bike, influencing both the sound and look of your motorcycle.

What materials are best for DIY exhaust systems?

There are many materials used for exhaust systems. The most common material and the ones we offer at Cafe Racer Webshop for motorcycle parts are stainless steel. This is because stainless steel is famous for being affordable, durable, corrosion-resistant and long-lasting. We also offer aluminum as it is cheap, lightweight, corrosion-resistant but not durable. Stainless steel is most commonly used material for DIY exhaust builds due to its balance of cost, strength and resistance to rust.

How do I ensure my DIY exhaust fits my motorcycle properly?

When building a custom a custom exhaust, it is important to measure the dimensions of your bike carefully. It is important to consider:

• The header pipes align with the exhaust ports
• The mid-pipe and muffler clear the frame, swingarm, and other components.
• The exhaust tip exits in a way that avoids heat damage to other parts of the bike or rider.

When in doubt, don’t hesitate to get in contact with our team to assist you with what you need!

How do I prevent exhaust leaks?

To prevent exhaust leaks on your motorcycle, we recommend cleaning the pipes at all connection and replacing old gaskets with new ones during installation, making sure they’re the right fit. Applying a thin layer of high-temperature gasket sealant is helpful only when necessary. Another piece of advice would be to inspect the exhaust pipes for any damage that could affect the seal every once in a while or especially after a demanding riding session.

How to wrap your motorcycle’s exhaust?

If you are looking to manage your exhaust’s heat effectively, then we would recommend using exhaust wraps as a budget friendly solution. An exhaust wrap is a specialized tape, often coated with fiberglass designed to insulate and contain heat within the exhaust system. It also helps prevents burns on your ankles and feet by reducing exposure to hot exhaust pipes. It is an ideal choice to keep things cool and running smoothly.