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LeoVince Exhaust: Slip-Ons, Full Systems and Parts

LeoVince names its mufflers by series, and that naming is the fastest way through the catalog: LV-10, LV One Evo, LV-14, LV Corsa and LV-12 each have their own run of listings. We carry about 470 LeoVince products, nearly all of them in Exhaust & Emission Systems, and the fitments lean toward Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, KTM, BMW and Triumph, with Ducati, Suzuki, Aprilia, Husqvarna and CFMOTO also listed.

LeoVince's own history page traces the brand to Turin, Italy, in 1954 and says that Belgrove Sp. z o.o. acquired the brands and manufacturing operations from Sito Gruppo Industriale in February 2014.

Slip-on mufflers by series

LV-10. The largest series, with about 110 listings in Silencers, Mufflers & Baffles. Examples include the LV-10 Black Edition for the Honda CBR1000RR, the carbon fiber LV-10 for Suzuki GSX-S1000 models and the stainless LV-10 for Scrambler. About 17 titles name the Kawasaki Ninja 40th Anniversary Editions, such as the Ninja ZX-6R LV-10, and a 54 mm universal LV-10 is listed without a model.

LV One Evo. About 85 listings in stainless steel and carbon fiber, for example the stainless LV One Evo for the Street Triple 765, the carbon fiber version for the ZX-6R and the LV One slip-on for the Honda Africa Twin.

LV-14, LV-12, LV Corsa and LV-X. The LV-14 R has about 50 listings, including the slip-on for the Honda CBR500R, CB500F and Hornet. The LV-12 R slip-on for the KTM Super Adventure is one of 14 LV-12 listings. LV Corsa has about 40, like the LV Corsa slip-on for the Kawasaki Z900. The six LV-X Evo listings include the Suzuki DR650SE slip-on.

Full systems and link pipes

Exhaust systems. About 50 complete setups are filed in Exhaust System Kits. The LV One Evo system in stainless steel for the Yamaha XSR700, R7 and MT-07, the 3-into-1 LV Corsa system for the 2025-2026 Yamaha YZF-R9 and the LV Race full system for the Yamaha MT-09 show how the names carry across models.

Link pipes. About 17 link pipes are listed, many titled Cat Eliminator, such as the Cat Eliminator Link Pipe for Ducati and the KTM version. Check the title for the bike and years, and read each listing for what it says about use.

Small parts

LeoVince also lists DB Killers (16 of them, by size code), muffler clamps and inlet adapters, and nine heat shields in Heat Shields & Wraps, among them the BMW R1300GS shield. A few foot peg hardware kits are sold for models where the exhaust change touches the pegs.

LeoVince questions

Is a slip-on the same as a full system? No. A slip-on replaces the muffler, while a full system replaces more of the exhaust. Our slip-on vs. full exhaust guide walks through the difference.

What does the code at the start of a title mean? It is the LeoVince part number. The series name follows it, then the bike and model years.

Why do some mufflers have two versions? Many appear in several finishes, such as black, stainless steel and carbon fiber, each as a separate listing.

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