I put TORS on my 2010 Touring, then later that crossover you are showing. They should give you a performance boost (the crossover) but not sure how much of one.
 
I put TORS on my 2010 Touring, then later that crossover you are showing. They should give you a performance boost (the crossover) but not sure how much of one.
I couldn't remember what TORS meant. I Googled and got this: "Triumph TORs (Triumph Off-Road) mufflers are factory accessory exhaust pipes designed for classic Triumph twin motorcycles like the Bonneville, Thruxton, and Scrambler. They look nearly identical to stock pipes but feature a freer-flowing internal design for a deeper, more throaty sound and minor performance gains." I don't get why Triumph calls them, "off road". 🙄
 
I couldn't remember what TORS meant. I Googled and got this: "Triumph TORs (Triumph Off-Road) mufflers are factory accessory exhaust pipes designed for classic Triumph twin motorcycles like the Bonneville, Thruxton, and Scrambler. They look nearly identical to stock pipes but feature a freer-flowing internal design for a deeper, more throaty sound and minor performance gains." I don't get why Triumph calls them, "off road". 🙄
They had to brand them that way to meet noise police government standards. They measure the exhaust note volume and it has to meet a government mandated limit or it's unacceptable for street use. With a louder exhaust that's not 'street legal' they have to market it as "off-road" use only. How you choose to use it 'off-road' is up to you, and the local constabulary.
 
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