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i have the screamin eagle slip ons and really like. rush was too loud for my taste and i can hear tunes with my s/e's. crack the throttle and they still have a pretty nice growl....
I went with the Screamin Eagle Street mufflers. Little louder than stock with a nice growl but not obnoxious. When I want obnoxious I ride behind my wife on her Sporty.
Same here. Happy with these
at MSRP $369.95, not inexpensive. I wanted quiet on my RG touring bike, as well as performance. The sound suits me for a touring bike. The chart indicates a small bump in performance.
If I want backbone wrenching power and sound loud enough to set off alarms, I can go full throttle on my Deuce.
Screamin Eagle touring slip-ons great deep tone not loud but audible and the tone levels out on the highway. Can hear radio all the time with out having to turn it up.
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