THE LeoVince development team is offering two mufflers for the 2015 Honda Forza 125, both of which are described as " unique in style and design".
The LV ONE exhaust is a competitively priced high quality product with "the perfect combination of style and material", according to the company. The oval-shaped exhaust is made of TIG welded AISI 304 stainless steel with an end cap in high performance technopolymer, which is said to produce "a light muffler resistant to mechanical and thermal stresses. The exhaust pipe fixing bracket is made completely of carbon.
"The geometry, specifically developed for the LV ONE, is designed to boost the torque and maximum power, increasing performance within the parameters set by EU standards".
Also seen here, the NERO exhaust system is described as having "a modern and aggressive design". The muffler has a casing in AISI 304 stainless steel finished with a black ceramic based paint, a material that is said to provide excellent resistance to high temperatures.
The body of the muffler is equipped with TIG welded brackets, allowing easy assembly and ensuring a "more stable attachment and improved resistance to thermal and mechanical stresses".
The asymmetrically cut outlet is made entirely of durable, lightweight carbon fibre. The mufflers in the NERO range are all EVO II approved so "performance optimisation is within the parameters set by EU legislation".
Originally founded in 1954, LeoVince currently has 150 employees between all its premises in Italy, Poland, Asia and Brazil, offer a 500-item product line with some 75 percent of sales exported to over 100 countries.
In 2014 LeoVince partnered with Adler S.p.A, one of the major manufacturers of motorcycle components in Italy. The company say that the agreement with Adler sends a "strong signal of continuity for the LeoVince product line. The synergy between our two companies helps us respond to the new challenges imposed by the global market".
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