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Our selection of dB killers cater to every type of rider, from those looking for a high-end solution to budget-friendly options that still deliver effective sound reduction. At Cafe Racer Webshop, we’re all about quality, offering a range of dB killers for any budget. Check out our selection, designed to fit different exhaust sizes and setups, so you can find the perfect match for your bike and noise-reduction needs.
When you choose to make a purchase for your motorcycle in our webshop, you enjoy 4 combined benefits that set us apart:
These versatile dB killers are compatible with a wide range of exhaust systems and come in various diameters, and are a practical choice for riders with aftermarket exhausts.
Adjustable dB killers allow you to customize the sound level based on your preferences or riding environment. We offer the adjustable dB killer for Megaton Silencers, which are a great option to give you the flexibility to fine-tune your exhaust noise for city or open-road riding.
Getting the right size is key for a perfect fit. Measure the internal diameter of your exhaust and choose a dB killer that matches. At Cafe Racer Webshop, we offer a wide selection of dB killers with diameters like 38mm, 41mm, 45mm, 47mm, 51mm and 57mm. Each product page includes detailed sizing information to help you find the right match for your exhaust system.
Installing a dB killer is generally straightforward. Simply insert the dB killer into your exhaust’s end tip and secure it with screws or bolts if needed. It’s important to keep your bike’s repair manual on hand in case any issues arise. Always check the product description for specific installation instructions or consult our expert customer service team if you have any questions, we are here to help!
*When a dB killer from a certain brand 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 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.
Do you have questions about dB killers? Then feel free to contact us at +31 85 06 06 06 5 or [email protected], or discover below the FAQs about dB killers 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 new dB killers!
Choosing the right product can be a challenge sometimes. You may not have the right fit or it may 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.
Yes, they really do. It is a hollow metal tube placed inside the final part of the motorcycle’s exhaust pipe. They work by limiting the sound waves coming out of the exhaust, helping to keep noise levels within a more manageable range without silencing the engine completely.
It can, but usually just a little. Removing a dB killer may slightly impact backpressure, which can have a minor effect on how the engine runs. In most cases, the effect is insignificant, but it can vary depending on the exhaust system and engine setup. Many riders find that the change is mostly in the sound—louder without a huge change in performance.
You’ll generally see a reduction of around 5-10 decibels, depending on your setup. That’s enough to make a noticeable difference in noise but still keep your bike’s natural sound.
Throughout Europe, the same law applies regarding the sound level of motorcycles, that they must meet specific noise regulations, especially in busy cities. This is a rather common requirement, so a dB killer can help bring exhaust noise within legal limits—it’s worth checking your local laws if you are unsure. The noise-related EU legislation states that the permissible sound levels for two-wheel and three-wheel vehicles (including moped and motorcycles) range from 66dB(A) to 80dB(A). Of course, this depends on the vehicle itself, and this information can be found on the legal papers of your bike as well.
Many dB killers are designed to be removable, allowing you to adjust the noise level of your motorcycle. Currently, it is legal to ride without a dB killer if your bike’s noise emissions remain within the allowed limit. However, some European motorcycle and exhaust manufacturers have signed agreements to make dB killers harder to remove, supporting stricter noise control.