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Ducati Monster 821 (2014–2017) — a mid-range naked bike with an 821 cc Testastretta 11° V2 engine, producing around 109 hp. Steel trellis frame, 43 mm Kayaba forks, Sachs monoshock rear suspension, dry weight approx. 175 kg. For naked bikes in this displacement class, Moto-Sound offers exhausts from 5 specialist brands.
The Ducati Monster 821 has sport exhausts available from Akrapovic, Exan, GPR, Mivv and Termignoni.
Akrapovic: Official supplier to top MotoGP, WorldSBK and MXGP teams, Akrapovic is the Slovenian brand founded in 1991 that redefined quality standards in the sport exhaust sector.
Exan: Exan is an Italian brand based in Lissone, Brianza, specialising in sport motorcycle exhausts. With a wide and continuously updated catalogue, it has established a solid presence in European markets.
GPR: Three decades of activity have made GPR one of the most respected Italian brands in sport exhausts, with a loyal customer base across Europe.
Mivv: Mivv is an Italian brand founded in 1969 that made technical rigour its identity, first in car production, then — from the 1990s — in the motorcycle world.
Termignoni: Termignoni is an Italian brand with a long history in motorcycle competition, official supplier to Ducati and technical partner of WorldSBK and MotoGP teams.
Choosing a sport exhaust for your Ducati Monster 821 means investing in an upgrade that changes the character of the bike: a deeper sound, the lightness compared to the original, improved performance and reduced heat towards the rider. A change you notice from the very first start.
Looking for a road-legal exhaust? Each product description indicates whether it is approved for road use. Without this indication, the product is racing — track use only.
Please note: exhausts for the Ducati Monster 821 are largely produced to order. Contact us in advance to find out the actual production and delivery times.
Browse the products below to find the right exhaust for your Ducati Monster 821.
Do you have a different Ducati model? Find the right exhaust on the Ducati exhausts page.
