The XPulse 210, with a voice of its own
The Powerage Slip-On for the Hero XPulse 210 replaces the standard silencer and the pipe feeding it. You keep the factory header; the new mid pipe and canister take over from there, which is what makes this a straightforward change rather than a full system swap.
Stainless throughout, brushed by hand
Core, clamp, nuts and bolts are stainless steel, finished in brushed steel and shaped in Powerage's uni-construction style. The profile stays close to the standard exhaust line, so the bike reads as a considered upgrade rather than an aftermarket bolt-on. At 3.86 kg for the complete assembly, it is a noticeably lighter thing to carry over rough ground than the standard unit.
Big bore, free flow, with a baffle core
The canister runs a big-bore free-flow layout around a baffle core. That core is the point. On a single-cylinder adventure bike the low and mid range is where you actually live, and the baffle keeps back pressure in a range that protects it, so you gain a deeper, more resonant note and a cleaner exhaust path without hollowing out the drive you use on a climb. Powerage dyno tests the system before it ships.
Specification
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Type: slip-on with mid pipe, retains the stock header
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Material: stainless steel core, clamp, nuts and bolts
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Finish: brushed steel
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Core: baffle core for back pressure and efficiency
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Total weight: 3.86 kg
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Construction: hand crafted, uni-construction
Fitment
Made for the Hero XPulse 210. The XPulse 200 4V takes a different part, a complete Powerage system from the head, so check which model you are on before ordering. If you are unsure, send us your registration year and variant and our team is here for it. More parts for both bikes sit in our Hero XPulse 200 and 210 collection.
About Powerage
Powerage Performance builds its exhausts in-house in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, and backs the products it manufactures with a lifetime repair service. Rawtorque carries the range across Royal Enfield, Hero and KTM applications.