VANCE AND HINES SKU: T14-694124

Vance and Hines Twin Slash Slip-Ons Chrome - Harley Milwaukee-Eight Touring

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About Vance and Hines

Vance & Hines has been building motorcycle exhaust since 1979 and has run factory-backed drag and King of the Baggers programs that feed straight back into its street products. Systems like the Torquer and the 2-into-1 designs are engineered around real dyno work, not just sound — which is why they show up on so many tuned Milwaukee-Eight and Twin Cam builds.

The Vance & Hines Twin Slash Slip-Ons deliver the signature Vance & Hines sound and style to your 2017-2023 Harley-Davidson Touring model. Featuring distinctive twin slash-cut tips and a substantial 4-inch round body, these slip-ons offer a direct bolt-on upgrade for your factory mufflers.

Why riders pick this

  • Iconic twin slash-cut tips for custom style
  • 4-inch round muffler body for a richer exhaust note
  • Available in chrome or matte black finishes
  • Direct bolt-on installation to stock headers
  • Enhances sound and aesthetics of Harley Touring models
  • Designed for 2017-2023 Harley-Davidson Touring

For riders looking to enhance their Touring bike's exhaust note and aesthetics without a complete system overhaul, the Twin Slash Slip-Ons are an iconic choice. The large body diameter contributes to a deeper, more aggressive tone than stock, while the classic slash-cut end treatment provides a timeless custom look. Available in both chrome and matte black, you can choose the finish that best complements your bike's style.

Signature Sound and Style Upgrade

  • Signature twin slash-cut end treatment for a classic custom look
  • Large 4-inch round muffler body produces a deeper exhaust note
  • Available in brilliant chrome or stealthy matte black finish
  • Direct slip-on installation onto stock header pipes
  • Engineered as a direct replacement for 2017-2023 Harley Touring models

Easy Upgrade for Your Touring Bagger

Installing these Vance & Hines Twin Slash Slip-Ons is a straightforward process, bolting directly onto your existing stock headers. This makes them an accessible and impactful upgrade for any 2017-2023 Harley Touring rider seeking improved sound and a more customized appearance. While often installed as a standalone upgrade, pairing them with a high-flow air cleaner and a fuel management tuner can further optimize your Milwaukee-Eight's performance and ensure a perfectly tuned ride.

Specifications

  • Brand: Vance and Hines
  • Manufacturer Part #: 46672
  • Weight: 25.9 lb
  • Category: Exhaust, Mufflers & Tips / Motorcycle Slip-On
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Common questions

Do these Twin Slash slip-ons fit my 2017-2023 Touring model?

Yes, this Vance & Hines part is engineered specifically for 2017-2023 Harley-Davidson Touring models and bolts directly onto the factory header pipes for a precise fit.

What finishes are available for these slip-ons?

The Vance & Hines Twin Slash Slip-Ons are available in two distinct finishes: classic chrome and stealthy matte black. Both options feature the signature twin slash-cut end treatment.

Will I need to retune my bike after installing these slip-ons?

While slip-ons alone may not always necessitate a full retune, combining them with a high-flow air cleaner or other engine modifications will benefit significantly from a fuel management tuner to maintain optimal air-fuel ratios and maximize performance.

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BRANDVance and Hines
TYPEMotorcycle Slip-On
SKUT14-694124
WEIGHT25.9 lb
Please contact us to confirm fitment for your specific motorcycle, or check the product title for compatibility notes.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
4.68
75 RATINGS
5★ 62
4★ 7
3★ 3
2★ 1
1★ 2
✓ VERIFIED
Apr 4, 2017

Better than expected

Really a nice product at a very reasonable price. While not loud by Harley aftermarket standards, it's definitely deeper than stock an has more volume of sound. The pipe's themselves are much nicer looking on the bike than I expected, and the V&H welds and chrome as top notch. Very easy to install as well. No tuner needed.

— Duane C
✓ VERIFIED
May 3, 2017

quiet mufflers

don't buy these if your looking for sound because they don't have any

— A C
✓ VERIFIED
Nov 1, 2017

2017 Street Glide M8-107

I listened to the only H-D SE mufflers for my bike and wasn't impressed with the sound. Heard the V&H on a 103 2cam motor and liked the sound so gave them a try. About a 30 minute install and the sound is exactly what I wanted....deep, mellow and not too loud for a straight through design and did not do a ECM recalibration. I plan on getting the V&H header and a cam and dyno tune, so if they get too loud from those mods, it's nice to know there is a quiet baffle available.

— Dan D
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Jul 15, 2017

Look great, a little too quiet

I installed these on my '17 Street Glide, and the pipes are just too quiet for me. Not sure if it's the new 107 engine or the slip on's themselves. They are high quality and look great though.

— John S
✓ VERIFIED
May 6, 2019

Great quality

If your looking for the deep throaty loud sounds these are not for you. If you want something louder than stock and has a nice tumblr that won’t numb the ears then yes definitely purchase. Very simple to install

— Giuseppe T
✓ VERIFIED
Sep 17, 2017

Nice sound

It took me longer to unwrap the pipes than it did to install them. Seriously one of the easiest installs I've ever done. Sounds great and noticed a little more umppf in the bike when rolling the throttle.

— Christopher B