EXHAUST PIPES MUFFLERS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CRUSHER KuryAkyn Holdings, Inc. 454 County Road VV Somerset WI 54025 Exhaust pipes and mufflers for land vehicles;
TWINRING RENTHAL LIMITED Bredbury Park Way, Bredbury Stockport Cheshire SK62SN United Kingdom [ Exhaust pipes and mufflers; engine components for motorcycles excluding piston rings, rider rings and other sealing devices; pistons for vehicles ];TWIN RING;[ Bicycles and structural parts thereof excluding piston rings, rider rings and other sealing devices; motorcycles and structural parts thereof excluding piston rings, rider rings and other sealing devices; tricycles and structural parts thereof excluding piston rings, rider rings and other sealing devices; motorized scooters and structural parts thereof excluding piston rings, rider rings and other sealing devices; recreational jet boats and structural parts thereof excluding piston rings, rider rings and other sealing devices; handle bars and handles for bicycles, motorcycles, tricycles, motorized scooters, recreational jet boats, all-terrain vehicles and snowmobiles; ] parts for bicycles and motorcycles, [ tricycles, motorized scooters, recreational jet boats, all terrain vehicles and snowmobiles, ] namely, [ grips, rims, swinging arms, ] chain wheels [, side panels, protection pads, brake pads, gear levers, sump shields, brace-pads, handle bar clamps, brakes, suspensions, pinions, seats, suspension springs, fairings in the nature of spoilers, brake shoes, hydraulics in the nature of shock absorbers, chain links, triple-top clamps, brake discs, transmissions, clutches, fly wheels, tanks, chain guides, brake or transmission hydraulic lines, transmission shafts, levers for brakes, levers for clutches, forks, tires, brake or transmission chains, wheel bearings, chain rollers, twist grips, wheels, frames, sprocket carriers, mud guards, foot rests, spindles, hubs, and spokes ];
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An exhaust system for a multi-cylinder engine can include a plurality of exhaust pipes with first upstream ends connected to exhaust openings of a multi-cylinder engine, and a collecting pipe connected to the second downstream ends of the exhaust pipes for collecting exhaust introduced from the exhaust pipes and directing it to a silencer. The collecting pipe has a front-end portion communicated to exhaust passages of the exhaust pipes, a middle portion for collecting the exhaust introduced from the front-end portion, and a rear-end portion for further collecting the exhaust introduced from the middle portion. The middle portion is provided with exhaust control means for controlling the area of the exhaust passages in accordance with engine speed.