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How to replace the exhaust on a Triumph Bonneville?

Model: Triumph Bonneville
Part: Exhaust muffler

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To replace the exhaust on a Triumph Bonneville, you need to loosen the bolt that secures the exhaust at the front, near the footpeg. You will also need to remove the retaining clip that connects the exhaust to the rest of the manifold; finally, you must loosen the bolt that secures the exhaust at the rear, allowing it to be completely removed.

The new exhaust should then be inserted into its housing and secured to the side supports.


Updated on 26 October 2026 by ScegliAuto


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