Yoshimura R&D of America, Inc.

12281 Slip On Stainless Tail Pipe

12281 Slip On Stainless Tail Pipe - Main image
$123.38 $199 In stock

Category: Replacement Service Parts

The tail pipe, sometimes referred to as a mid-pipe, is the connecting component to your muffler. To see if we offer the one for your specific bike on the website add it into the search bar. If you need help finding the right one for your bike, we’re here for you, give us a call 800-634-9166 OR email us [email protected].

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet E. ★★★★★

The fitment was spot-on for my bike, no cutting or forcing needed, and the stainless finish looks clean against the old exhaust. Took maybe twenty minutes with basic hand tools, and the connection to the muffler is solid with no leaks. Exactly what I needed as a direct replacement part.

Aurora V. ★★★★★

Bolted it on this weekend and the stainless finish matches the rest of my setup perfectly, no gaps or rattling. The slip-on design made swapping out the old pipe a twenty-minute job, and it's snug against the muffler like it should be.

Henry ★★★★★

Was a little nervous about fitment but the slip-on connection lined up perfectly with my muffler, no shims or forcing needed. The stainless finish looks clean and should hold up way better than the rusty stock piece I pulled off.