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Triumph Daytona 660 2023/2025 - supersport with a 660 cc inline-three engine, around 95 hp.
Fitting a sport exhaust on your Triumph Daytona 660 2023/2025 is the most effective way to change its character: a deeper sound, torque that can benefit from tuning in the mid and top range, and a lighter, cooler-running bike that's more fun to push hard. An upgrade you feel every time you crack the throttle open.
GPR Exhaust Systems: since 1968 in Cerro al Lambro (Milan), one of Italy's historic exhaust and manifold manufacturers, a leader in the aftermarket with over 89% of production exported worldwide. Present for years in major world championships, from Moto3 in MotoGP to the Supersport World Championship and MXGP motocross.
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 Triumph Daytona 660 2023/2025 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 Triumph Daytona 660 2023/2025.
Akrapovic: The Slovenian brand is today a technical partner of numerous motorcycle manufacturers and factory teams in major world championships.
Arrow Exhaust: Arrow was founded in Umbria in 1985 by motocross rider Giorgio Giannelli. Today, with over 40 world titles and a presence in 60 countries, it is one of the most respected Italian brands in the sector.
GPR: the name, synonymous with 'Born to Run', tells the story of over half a century of exhausts made in Cerro al Lambro, near Milan, with special titanium and steel machining.
IXIL: Materials chosen by Ixil range from high-grade stainless steel to titanium, with finishes spanning brushed metal, black lacquer and carbon fibre.
Sprintfilter: With over seventy years of history, Sprintfilter is today the leading supplier of performance air filters in the MotoGP paddock, a position earned through constant innovation in filter materials.
Do you have a different Triumph model? Find the right exhaust on the Triumph exhausts page.
