Hey all, I was wondering if anyone could recommend some slip ons for a 2014 Street Bob. I have been looking at the Vance and Hines straight shot slip ons and the Rush slip ons. It's hard to really know what they sound like without hearing them in person, so I'm open to any suggestions. I want something that is loud but not too obnoxious.

Thanks

 

I have a '13 Street Bob. Put V&H twin slash slip ons a couple weeks ago with regular baffles. I love them. Pretty loud growl when idling and downshifting but when cruising it is a nice rumble and not too loud/obnoxious. They are awesome. With a high flow air filter and retune the bike also has noticeably more power. Have fun, ride safe.

 

I have the V&H twin slash cut's with standard baffles as well. It's loud but not obnoxious at all. Without the FP3 I have now it would pop really bad, once tuned and running a SE Stage I intake all is well.

 

i have a set of rush slip ons if your interested i had them on my bike until i decided to go with a full exhaust

 

I like my Screamin Eagle II slipons. I got a good deal on ebay at $75 as takeoffs from someone else. Lots of people move from slipons to full exhaust, so you should consider that as well.

 

I just put some cycle shacks on. Deep tone, loud but not obnoxious...unless you take out the baffles

 

Cycle Shack, at around $150 you can't beat the price.

 

I used the V&H slipons with quiet baffles for an FXD and well as an FLSTC. They were ANYTHING but quiet. I think that they gave the bike a good HD rumble. For the price and ease of installation they are a good deal as opposed to a full exhaust system. Quiet baffles are extra. HOWEVER, on my new FXDL I am sticking with stock. I like the stock rumble. If I were to do it over, I would have gone with the Screaming Eagle slipons. They are different, not a whole lot louder than stock, but that is OK with me.

 

I ended up ordering the cycle shack slip ons. They had great reviews and the price is great. They should hold me over for a while. Thanks everyone for the help!

 

You don't need to re-tune just for slip ons, right?