What's your favorite slip on muffler?

[TPost]

Just curious, what's everyone running for slip ons other than stock? Looking for something deep and throaty, not obnoxiously loud like straight pipes. I see that Vance & Home, Rinehart and Cobra neighbor haters are all available for trikes. Thanks, Todd

 

[CapeTeddy]

Just curious, what's everyone running for slip ons other than stock? Looking for something deep and throaty, not obnoxiously loud like straight pipes. I see that Vance & Home, Rinehart and Cobra neighbor haters are all available for trikes. Thanks, Todd

I have Vance and Hines on mine. TWIN SLASH SLIP-ONS - Vance & Hines

 

[Zammy]

I had the HD Street Cannons on my '15 Tri, I liked the bark they had but fairly mellow when cruising.

 

[Ahrmadillo]

My 19’ free has the Vance and Hines twin slash. Came with the bike and definitely happy with them. Not crazy super loud but deep. Quiet enough while cruising and loud enough when you twist it. Wouldn’t even think to change them. I also like that whoever put them on made sure to get it nice and flush with the body. Some slip ons I see stick way out and I don’t like that.

 

[JTJersey]

Cobra 909 Slip Ons

VTwin Trikes® FLRT - Freewheeler (17-24) Motorcycle Exhausts Slip-Ons 909-Twins for Freewheeler

This 4-inch slip-on system gives you the sound and look you would expect from a premium muffler, at an incredibly low price.

cobrausa-vtwin.com

 

[geezer_glider61]

Cobra 909 Slip Ons

VTwin Trikes® FLRT - Freewheeler (17-24) Motorcycle Exhausts Slip-Ons 909-Twins for Freewheeler

This 4-inch slip-on system gives you the sound and look you would expect from a premium muffler, at an incredibly low price.

cobrausa-vtwin.com

Tab Performance 4.5 BAM STICKS for the win! you can buy various style baffles to tailor the loudness to your liking! The zombie baffles are loud! But even the quietist ones sound great IMO! Check 'em out, I love mine!

 

[rwtrick]

I have the Tab B.A.M. Stick Mufflers with 2.5" baffles.

 

[Old Road Dog]

Installed Rhinehart DBX 4 inch to go with my cam/ oil pump and cam plate up grade. People tell me they are loud but I can't hear to good anymore so they dont bother me. People also tell me my fly is open but I dont care about that anymore either.

Then just the other night I was riding out and realized all I put on was my boots, jacket and gloves and forgot my pants. Rode all night in my boxers. Walked around the firewoks show with a coffee in my hand and no pants. No one even cared.

 

[Papa Zook]

Then just the other night I was riding out and realized all I put on was my boots, jacket and gloves and forgot my pants. Rode all night in my boxers. Walked around the firewoks show with a coffee in my hand and no pants.No one even cared.

Yeah, I do the same thing........but only in my Dreams!
I call these Nightmares!

 

[WindyOne]

Rhineharts and D&D have always sounded the loudest to me on any bike.
Removing the stock head pipe makes them come alive. I have the Cobra 6300's on mine with the Cobra head pipe. Nice sounding combination to me.

 

[Notgrownup]

S&S grand national on mine . It’s what came with it. They sound decent and mellow enough to tour with. They have some bark when you get on it a bit. I I ever change I’m going with TAB or Fuelmoto

 

[ChopperBill]

American Customs rebuilt head pipe and mufflers put the Harley sound back in my Freewheeler. Great price too.

 

[FreeJoe]

@TPost & @ChopperBill
TP, I second what ChopperBill mentioned. Great people to work with and if you like the look of the OEM Slipons, they don't stick out and all, its the best option in my opinion

 

[jc1300]

Just curious, what's everyone running for slip ons other than stock? Looking for something deep and throaty, not obnoxiously loud like straight pipes. I see that Vance & Home, Rinehart and Cobra neighbor haters are all available for trikes. Thanks, Todd

Now just my suggestion....Don’t ask total strangers….Go to bike Rallies…Local Dealer Rides, anywhere there are a ton of Harleys and listen. When ya find a sound you like, Ask. Never met a rider that didn’t like talking about his/her bike. I mean there would not be a million different choices if there were not a million different opinions, and none of ours matter – Just yours.

 

[Gorilla]

Now just my suggestion....Don’t ask total strangers….Go to bike Rallies…Local Dealer Rides, anywhere there are a ton of Harleys and listen. When ya find a sound you like, Ask. Never met a rider that didn’t like talking about his/her bike. I mean there would not be a million different choices if there were not a million different opinions, and none of ours matter – Just yours.

EXCELLANT SUGGESTION. What I like you might hate. So go listen and ask questions. They are to expensive not get the right one the first time.

 

[Dfriz]

Krome Werks here deep and throaty !!!

 

[Notgrownup]

EXCELLANT SUGGESTION. What I like you might hate. So go listen and ask questions. They are to expensive not get the right one the first time.

That’s how I found out about Fuelmoto. With my Electra glide. Guy had some 3.5” Jackpots and I just went ahead and bought some. They now have close to 75000 miles on them with another owner. He’s my maintenance guy and although he says they’re not loud enough he like the looks. The sound is hard to decide ona video clip. Real life following some

 

[shovel52]

I would say, go to a big bike night and walk around and listen to the pipes on different machines. I have had a lot of dudes ask me to start one of my machines to listen. I have Rush War Horses on my Indian and Rineharts on the Tri-Glide. I like them both. This is a tough question to answer since it is kind of like your preference for oil.......Ken

 

[DuncanRW]

Just curious, what's everyone running for slip ons other than stock? Looking for something deep and throaty, not obnoxiously loud like straight pipes. I see that Vance & Home, Rinehart and Cobra neighbor haters are all available for trikes. Thanks, Todd

I'm leaving my FLRT with what it came with, but a buddy of mine with a shop and a handful of dyno sheets took me to the woodshed years ago...."All you're doing is generating noise instead of horsepower !!" Thus began my search for increased ponies. After a ton of research and visiting forums, I started calling engineers at pipe companies. "Don't know about horsepower but they've got a nice sound"- WRONG !! I settled on D&D. I got the quietest baffle they had for my '05 R.G. and could feel the difference as soon as I put them on. I can creep through my neighborhood at 4 in the morning and have never had anyone bitch. BUT- grab a handful of throttle and they THUNDER !!. Give them a call. A full system will give you the best results, but these will help and should fit. ENJOY !!

1995-2016 3 1/2" Touring Slip-on Muffler with Vortex Baffle

Year: 1995-2016 - Make: Harley Davidson - 1995-2016 3 1/2" Touring Slip-on Muffler with Vortex Baffle.

danddexhaust.com

 

[HDUSA1]

If you are open to suggestions, give Bob a call at Fuelmoto. He’ll ask you some questions about what your current setup is and what you want out of your bike. He’ll then give you a well thought out plan for making a strong running bike as well as sounding good. If you are initially limited in funds, he can make recommendations on parts to get now that will work with future upgrades. That’s essentially what I did.

For myself, I went with a Fuelmoto 2-1-2 catless head pipe, Jackpot mufflers, AC/DC air cleaner, and Dynojet PV2B tuner with their supplied tune on my 2020 Ultra with M8. Later I added a Wood cam and a bunch of other goodies. My bike looks stock, but it’s a sleeper with a definite attitude when you want it to be.

 

[PosseRider]

Just curious, what's everyone running for slip ons other than stock? Looking for something deep and throaty, not obnoxiously loud like straight pipes. I see that Vance & Home, Rinehart and Cobra neighbor haters are all available for trikes. Thanks, Todd

RC Componets

 

[DuncanRW]

If you are open to suggestions, give Bob a call at Fuelmoto. He’ll ask you some questions about what your current setup is and what you want out of your bike. He’ll then give you a well thought out plan for making a strong running bike as well as sounding good. If you are initially limited in funds, he can make recommendations on parts to get now that will work with future upgrades. That’s essentially what I did.

For myself, I went with a Fuelmoto 2-1-2 catless head pipe, Jackpot mufflers, AC/DC air cleaner, and Dynojet PV2B tuner with their supplied tune on my 2020 Ultra with M8. Later I added a Wood cam and a bunch of other goodies. My bike looks stock, but it’s a sleeper with a definite attitude when you want it to be.

I love Fuel Moto !! Good folks with great after the purchase customer support !!

 

[GrumpyVet]

I have the Tab B.A.M. Stick Mufflers with 2.5" baffles.View attachment 134357

Same here when my cat "fell out."

 

[Rogue1]

Tab Performance 4.5 BAM STICKS for the win! you can buy various style baffles to tailor the loudness to your liking! The zombie baffles are loud! But even the quietist ones sound great IMO! Check 'em out, I love mine!

I concur, Tab Performance.