Arrow 71768MI Full Titanium Exhaust System (BMW S1000RR / M1000RR)

Arrow 71768MI Full Titanium Exhaust System (BMW S1000RR / M1000RR) – Boost Box

The Arrow 71768MI Full Titanium System is a race-developed exhaust upgrade engineered for maximum performance on the BMW S 1000 RR 2025 and BMW M 1000 RR 2024 platforms. Designed by Arrow Exhaust, this system represents the highest tier of the Competition Line, directly inspired by World Superbike and Superstock racing technology.

Manufactured in Italy, this system is built entirely from premium-grade titanium, offering extreme weight reduction while maintaining structural strength and heat resistance under high-performance riding conditions. The design replaces the full OEM exhaust system, optimizing gas flow from the engine to improve horsepower, torque, and throttle response across the entire rev range.

Engineered for riders who demand uncompromised performance, the 71768MI system delivers a sharper, more responsive engine character and a significant reduction in overall bike weight. It is compatible with stock or aftermarket slip-on silencers designed for the K67 platform, allowing flexible configuration based on riding style.

Key Features:

·         Full system construction in high-grade titanium

·         Complete replacement of OEM headers and mid pipe

·         Significant weight reduction for improved handling

·         Noticeable increase in power and torque

·         Optimized exhaust flow for racing performance

·         Handcrafted TIG welds for precision and durability

·         Compatible with stock and aftermarket slip-on exhausts

·         Includes O2 sensor bungs

Specifications:

·         Part Number: 71768MI

·         Material: Full Titanium

·         Type: Full Exhaust System (Headers + Mid Pipe)

·         Manufacturing: Made in Italy

·         Welding: Hand TIG welded

·         Use: Racing / Competition

Fitment:

·         BMW S 1000 RR (2020–2022)

·         BMW S 1000 RR (2023–2024)

·         BMW S 1000 RR (2025)

·         BMW M 1000 RR (2021–2022)

·         BMW M 1000 RR (2023–2024)