Upright, straight, black. Yoshimura’s machine-bent straight 762 Cyclone for the Honda CT125 Hunter Cub, also compatible with current 2024-2025 models.

Machine-bent straight 762 Cyclone TYPE-UP (government certified)…68,200 yen (tax included)　Part No. 110A-46G-6660

Compatible models: Honda CT125 Hunter Cub 8BJ-JA65: (23-25) / 2BJ-JA55: (20-22)

Yoshimura’s traditional straight pipe style! The rugged black paint is also attractive.

The popular CT125 Hunter Cub Straight 762 Cyclone exhaust system combines Yoshimura’s traditional straight pipe style with an up-type layout. It delivers sharp and powerful acceleration performance and a dynamic sound.

The roots of the Straight Cyclone lie in the 4-1 collector muffler (see page below) that was introduced to the “Daytona spec” Honda CB750FOUR racer developed by Yoshimura Japan in 1971. This muffler is also famous for being the debut year of the collector muffler that would later become synonymous with Yoshimura Japan.

The straight cyclone muffler, which combines the exhaust pipe and silencer, has an unchanging straight pipe style that is painted black, and is still respected by many riders even after more than half a century has passed.

Honda Dream CB750FOUR racer equipped with the world’s first collector pipes, created by “Pop Yoshimura.” Also on display is the Yoshimura Suzuki GSX-R750, which competed in the 1986 Daytona and 8-hour races. | Motorcycle Show 2024

Yoshimura Japan is one of Japan’s leading motorcycle parts manufacturers, renowned worldwide for its success in races such as the midsummer Suzuka 8 Hours and the Daytona 200 Mile Race in the United States. At the Yoshimura Japan booth at the Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2024, a modified Honda Dream CB750FOUR with racing specifications, the world’s first vehicle equipped with a collective muffler, was on display. Also on display was the Yoshimura Suzuki GSX-R750, the Yoshimura works machine ridden by Satoshi Tsujimoto in the 1986 Daytona 200 and which took third place at the Suzuka 8 Hours. PHOTO/REPORT●KITA Hideaki Yoshimura Japan https://www.yoshimura-jp.com/

https://motor-fan.jp/bikes/article/105752

The large diameter Φ76.2 tailpipe produces a more bassy sound than the stock version.

The Straight Cyclone, which does not have a separate silencer, has a structure that makes it difficult to maintain sound volume within regulatory limits while still delivering performance. However, thanks to the know-how of muffler design that has been cultivated over many years, it has achieved improved acceleration performance from the start while still complying with various regulations. In particular, the significant increase in power and torque from 6,000 rpm onwards, combined with the more powerful pulsating engine, allows you to experience the driving feel that is unique to a Straight Cyclone.

The exhaust sound that resonates pleasantly when you start the engine is characterized by a moderately powerful sound with a lower tone than the stock sound, thanks to the large diameter Φ76.2 tailpipe. The pleasant sound volume while driving is kept within the regulation value, so it can be used safely on the street.

This muffler is over 40% lighter (2.8kg) than the stock muffler (4.8kg), and the weight reduction and mass centralization contribute to improved driving performance. The muffler body is made of stainless steel, which improves corrosion resistance. The matte black paint uses a special paint with heat resistance. Part of the production process of this cyclone muffler is carried out at Yoshimura Asia (Thailand).

■Government certified muffler (JMCA certified)

■Complies with exhaust gas regulations and noise regulations

■2-year product warranty

■Gasket: Genuine part used

Main specifications

Comparison of power graphs * Cyclone muffler installed (red) / Stock (blue)

The price remains the same, but with 0.3 more horsepower! Check out the differences between the new and previous Honda CT125 Hunter Cub models

Honda will release a new engine-equipped model of its popular Class 2 moped leisure model, the CT125 Hunter Cub, on Thursday, December 15th, 2022, that complies with new emission regulations. The new engine is a tenacious long-stroke model that boasts an increase of 0.3 horsepower over the previous model. The new Hunter Cub achieves increased power while remaining at a pleasant, fixed price of 440,000 yen. Here, we will compare the differences between the new and previous models from a nerdy perspective. REPORT: Kita Hideaki

https://motor-fan.jp/bikes/article/54767

The Yoshimura Cyclone is now available as a keychain! [Yoshimura Japan]

Yoshimura Japan, a long-established motorcycle parts manufacturer that is also active in road racing, has released a new line of unique rubber key chains designed with various cyclone mufflers. We took a look at the nine cute key chains that show the lineup of cyclone mufflers at a glance, as well as the “real cyclone mufflers.” REPORT ● KITA Hideaki Yoshimura Japan https://www.yoshimura-jp.com/

https://motor-fan.jp/bikes/article/112409