EXAN: the X-RALLY and OV-RALLY exhausts designed for the Aprilia Tuareg 660

Aprilia Tuareg 660 it is an enduro specimen that promises marked agility. For this example, equipped with a 659 cc Euro 5 twin-cylinder heart, EXAN he thought of two exhaust systems OV-RALLY e X-RALLY, both Euro 5, which in addition to offering a distinctive vision in the rear area, transmit an equally connotative sound.

Systems

Starting from the exhaust OV-RALLY, this features an oval design that recalls a vintage setting. Proposed in carbon, titanium, stainless steel and black stainless steel, it can be distinguished by the stainless steel outlet with visible welding. Also highlighted are the connection to the standard manifolds and the slip-on silencer.

It differs from the X-GP system both in the design of the silencer body and in the conical end cap.
It is a light exhaust that can liven up the agility of the model, particularly when changing direction, enhancing the qualities of the engine.

The discharge X-RALLY it is distinguishable, however, by the stainless steel outlet with visible welding. A solution characterized by a bold style and a cylindrical shape that recalls a retro design. This is also different from the X-GP system due to the design of the end cap which in the case of the X-RALLY exhaust has a conical shape.

This solution is offered in carbon, titanium and black stainless steel with a connection for mounting to the series manifolds without modification and equipped with a slip-on silencer.
The X-RALLY exhaust is also light and is capable of livening up the already lively character of the new Aprilia Tuareg 660.

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Solutions EXAN for Aprilia Tuareg 660 they are offered on the Exan interactive shop and at dealers linked to the specialist.

For unloading EXAN OV-RALLY, in the Carbon, Titanium, Light Satin Stainless Steel and Black Satin Stainless steel types, the price (including VAT) is 364,50 euros.
EXAN X-RALLY, in the Carbon, Titanium and Black Satin Stainless steel variants, are indicated at 400,50 euros.

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