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I realize that you are asking about a 2018 Heritage, but just for reference: I have the Street Cannons on my couple of month old 2017 Heritage. As far as I know, they are the only EPA, and Harley approved slip on's out there right now that will keep your warranty intact, if that matters to you. They have been on my bike for about 300 miles now, and the sound has gotten a bit louder with some more miles on it. They are not loud by any means compared to most of the aftermarket exhausts out there, but are louder than stock. You can actually hear these when cruising down the road, and they do have a considerably louder bark when you get on it compared to stock. They may sound even better once I change the intake, and add some fuel management.
They are expensive for slip on's, being around $600 with the end caps and tax. But for me, not risking voiding the warranty and getting a bit more sound out of the bike was worth it. And my dealer was running a special, and they installed them for free. The bike also seems to run a "little" better with the Cannons on it. I am sure that will get even better once I finish the stage ! additions. Hope you enjoy your 2018 Heritage as much as I am enjoying my last generation one.
I realize that you are asking about a 2018 Heritage, but just for reference: I have the Street Cannons on my couple of month old 2017 Heritage. As far as I know, they are the only EPA, and Harley approved slip on's out there right now that will keep your warranty intact, if that matters to you. They have been on my bike for about 300 miles now, and the sound has gotten a bit louder with some more miles on it. They are not loud by any means compared to most of the aftermarket exhausts out there, but are louder than stock. You can actually hear these when cruising down the road, and they do have a considerably louder bark when you get on it compared to stock. They may sound even better once I change the intake, and add some fuel management.
They are expensive for slip on's, being around $600 with the end caps and tax. But for me, not risking voiding the warranty and getting a bit more sound out of the bike was worth it. And my dealer was running a special, and they installed them for free. The bike also seems to run a "little" better with the Cannons on it. I am sure that will get even better once I finish the stage ! additions. Hope you enjoy your 2018 Heritage as much as I am enjoying my last generation one.
I have a 17 Heritage as well, but I think over winter it's getting Rineharts.
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