Oxford Bung 2 – Exhaust Plug

750.00

An easy-to-use soft-rubber exhaust plug designed to keep water out of your bike’s exhaust pipe during cleaning on 2-stroke motorcycles.

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Description

Oxford Bung 2 – Soft-Rubber Exhaust Plug for 2-Stroke Motorcycles

Protect your bike’s exhaust from water damage during washing with the Oxford Bung 2. Designed for quick insertion and removal, it fits a wide range of 2-stroke motorcycle exhaust diameters.

Product features

  • Specifically designed for 2-stroke motorcycle exhausts
  • Soft-rubber compound: flexible but durable
  • Easy-grab handle/tab for fast removal
  • Fits exhaust pipe diameters ~14.5 mm to ~33 mm
  • Prevents water from entering the exhaust and reducing risk of internal corrosion or damage

Why choose Oxford Bung 2

  • Tailored protection for 2-strokes: Many cleaning systems miss this step—this plug fills that gap efficiently.
  • Simple and effective: No complicated mounts or fittings—just insert and go.
  • Strong, flexible material: Built to handle the wear-and-tear of daily use in the workshop or at home.

FAQ

Q1: Will it fit my bike’s exhaust pipe?
Yes — it fits pipe diameters from approximately 14.5 mm to 33 mm, covering a wide range of 2-stroke motorcycles.

Q2: Is it only for 2-stroke motorcycles?
Yes — this model is specifically designed for 2-stroke bikes. For 4-stroke machines, a different size/model is recommended.

Q3: How do I remove it after washing?
Simply pull the easy-grab tab to remove the plug quickly and safely before starting the engine.

Q4: Does it permanently stay in the exhaust?
No — it’s a temporary plug used during cleaning to block water ingress. Remove it before riding.

Additional information
Weight0.7 kg
Dimensions3.4 × 3.7 × 2.8 cm
BRANDOxford Zero G
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