The History of Micron Exhaust: A Legendary UK Brand

From the racetracks of the 1970s to the garages of bike enthusiasts around the globe, Micron Exhausts have left a lasting legacy in the world of motorcycling. In this video, we explore the fascinating story of this iconic British brand.

Founded in Derbyshire, England, Micron made its mark by producing high-performance exhaust systems that combined innovation with precision engineering. Whether you owned a classic two-stroke or a modern superbike, Micron was synonymous with improved performance, lighter weight, and a signature sound that bikers loved.

During their peak, Micron exhausts were highly sought after by racers and riders alike. With their distinctive designs and cutting-edge technology, they set a benchmark in the motorcycle aftermarket industry. However, like many legendary brands, the story of Micron has its twists and turns.

Join us as we take a ride through the highs and lows of Micron Exhaust’s journey, their impact on motorcycle culture, and what happened to this beloved UK brand. Whether you’re a nostalgic rider or discovering Micron for the first time, this video is a must-watch for motorcycle history enthusiasts.

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15 Comments

  1. My first micron was on my ns125r, I put it on and took it round the block for a spin and when I got back it came straight back off and I sold it back to the shop at a reduced price……it was way too loud for me , I hated it. Must admit it did look the part though, Micron ruled the 80's in exhausts, can't remember many other brands that was even close to popularity. Nice video mate, keep up the good work. 👍

  2. Now that’s how a fireblade should sound! Love the look and it takes it from being a bit bland to how I think it should have looked standard. My best mate used to race (Chris Martin, you may have heard of him) and it reminds me of race weekends at the bsb rounds.

  3. I remember buying a micron alloy race can for my new cbr600f in 95 , sounded ace , definitely a period accessory for your blade , I’m looking forward to hearing that go down the road

  4. I had it on my 2003 ZRX 1200 R , what a sound! Sold the Rex 2019 and bought a 2015 ZZR 1400 PS, the Zed has a full Brock's megaphone system and there we talk about sound an power too!

  5. I had to click just for the name of the channel.
    Hair dryer to heat the adhesive as you remove it.
    White spirit to remove the residue,go gentle and the box will be fine.
    Go with polishing around rather than along the length.
    Didn't bother with micron for my RD500lc, went straight to the FZR1000 genesis.
    The motad datum on my GSXR750j was excellent, leave the silencer off with no rev limiter for the loudest thing I've ever heard.
    I have 122 db v&h on my HD,put a clip on my channel.

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