Ducati Multistrada V2 Titanium Exhaust System

Applications:                    Years

Ducati Multistrada V2 950       2021-24

Ducati Multistrada V2S 950     2021-24

Choose only the titanium Cat Delete Headers and use your OEM or after-market muffler, or go with the full exhaust, including our all-titanium muffler, for best results. 

Made from 100% lightweight Ti1 Titanium, this exhaust achieves significant performance gains with vastly improved sound, with the added advantage of a noticeable reduction in radiated heat generated by the catalytic converter, which has been deleted.   

A Point of Interest: This exhaust can also work with the OEM Ducati Muffler for those who only want to delete the catalytic converter. 

• Appearance:

  The surface finish is natural brushed titanium, which won't stain, corrode, or need polishing. Titanium is very resistant to acid and salt and dissipates heat twice as fast as steel.

  • Material: Ti1 Titanium Mufflers, Link pipes & headers 
  • Surface finish: Natural brushed
  • Weight: 5.2kg
  • Production years: 2021-2024
  • Power: +8hp after tuning
  • Not Euro 4 or Euro 5 compliant

 Weld quality is second to none, with ultrasonically perfect welds that Ducati clients would expect & appreciate for such an iconic motorcycle brand that only compliments this great marque.

Tuning must be performed by a qualified technician.

All mounting hardware supplied

Why buy a titanium exhaust? Due to its strength, weight and anti-corrosion quality, Titanium is found in the most demanding applications on Aircraft airframes, jet engine compressor blades and ducting, deep-sea saltwater vessels, steam turbine blades, rocket motor cases and F1 and MotoGP

Other advantages of Titanium:

• Very light, Increased power to weight ratio
• Won't corrode or discolour
• Never need polishing like stainless steel & aluminium
• Dissipate heat twice as fast as Stainless Steel

IMPORTANT! Vandemon Exhaust systems are designed for performance and modest sound improvements. We at Vandemon do not try to meet noise emission standards because the end results would be no different from what your OEM exhaust can already achieve. Check with your country's governing body regarding noise emission standards rules and regulations.