Do FCR Accessoires exhaust systems pass the MOT?

Yes. All FCR Accessoires exhaust systems and mufflers comply with French noise standards and pass the MOT. Regulations may vary by country: check local rules before fitting.

What is the difference between a full exhaust and a muffler?

A full exhaust replaces the entire exhaust system from the header pipes. Maximum sound and visual gain. A muffler replaces only the end can: quick fitment, immediate result on the sound and rear line. FCR Accessoires offers both solutions.

Which models are FCR Accessoires exhaust systems available for?

FCR Accessoires offers exhaust systems for BMW R18, BMW R NineT (Street Bobber), BMW R12, Triumph Modern Classic (Bonneville, Bobber, Speed Twin 1200, Thruxton), Triumph Rocket 3 and Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 / Continental GT. Compatibility specified on each page.

Does FCR Accessoires ship internationally?

FCR Accessoires ships across Europe and internationally. Shipping times and costs are calculated automatically at checkout. The FCR Accessoires team is available by phone at +33 5 49 62 03 26 or via WhatsApp (international) at https://wa.me/33772501828.

What warranty on FCR Accessoires parts?

All FCR Accessoires parts come with a 2-year warranty. The FCR Accessoires team is available by phone at +33 5 49 62 03 26 or via WhatsApp (international) at https://wa.me/33772501828.

Motorcycle Exhausts | BMW, Triumph & Royal Enfield

A full exhaust system is a project. You replace everything from the header to the muffler. Result: a complete visual and sound transformation. FCR Accessoires offers dedicated systems for BMW, Triumph and Royal Enfield. All pass the MOT, 2-year warranty.

Why choose a full exhaust system over a single muffler?

A single muffler improves sound and changes the rear line. A full system goes further: it optimises gas flow across the whole exhaust path.

Do they pass the MOT?

Oui. Toutes les lignes FCR Accessoires pass the MOT. Elles respectent les normes sonores françaises. La réglementation peut varier selon les pays: consultez les règles locales si vous roulez à l'étranger.