| abstract | - Boz Bros. is an American motorcycle enthusiast company formed by road racers Ben Bostrom and Eric Bostrom in 2007. Originally, Boz Bros. made t-shirts, trucker hats and sportbike exhausts. Later, Boz Bros. expanded their clothing line and entered the realm of performance leathers and rider sponsorship. The first exhaust systems to be released from Boz Bros. were the Gild and Moira systems. The Gild system is a polished system with a normal looking can featuring an angled cut exhaust tip similar to the styles of choppers. The Moira system was a full-on replica of many of the cut exhausts used in MotoGP. Boz Bros. advertised cutting-edge packing systems which allowed most sportbikes to do away with large silencers. The Moira system received mixed reviews, many owners and reviewers claiming that the much heralded packaging did not hold up to regular riding conditions, causing the exhaust to progressively become louder and louder. In 2008 Boz Bros. replaced the Moira with the B2 system. The B2 is a less extreme low cut, featuring a similar 'GP style' exit to many other current exhaust manufacturers. Boz Bros. have made their mark in the Red Bull Rookies Cup series, where you could find some of the American riders featuring their logo on the sides of their helmet. In 2008, Ben ended his long standing relationship with Alpinestars when Boz Bros. leathers took off. Boz Bros. have agreed to terms with Madif, makers of Berik, MotoGP and Arlen Ness leather jackets, suits, pants and gloves.
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