Well, I was going to comment that the unbaffled wild pigs are friggin sweet!!! If I didn't love or need fishtails, I'd have them on my roadie..... But you don't have a touring bike...
So....

 

I have the original SE "race use only" pipes, and they bark when I twist my wrist. Nice when I'm trying to keep it quiet, absolutely screams when I'm not.

 

How is the crome quality on those cycle shacks?

 

Python slip ons are right up there amonst the loudest.Along with Cycle Shack's mufflers they both make decent power gains for 2-2 pipes.

 

fullsac duals with CFR copy slip-ons...simple idle here. They get loud but the are deep. Not raspy at all.Click to the pic to listen

 

Tailgunner Rotary Cannon Exhaust's are not for everybody, but they are very loud without optional baffles and are certainly different than everybody else out there.....

http://www.tailgunnerexhaust.com/

 

I'm actually shocked at all the people that use slip ons.
After reading and looking around and learning more about pipes for bikes "no offence to anyone" but i feel like slip ons are a cheap way to go and that would be the last thing i would do with my Harley.

I would rather wait and save the loot and get full exhaust and get both sound and more horsepower.

Am i wrong for feeling this way?

 

Slip ons have been in use a lot longer than you've been around. I like my SE II's a lot, and so do my neighbors.

 

if you have a bike with a catted exhaust it won't really matter what you put on .. it will still be pretty tame. what year is your bike?

 

Right now i have a Night train with full Vace & hines exhuast! But im looking to get a 2011 Crossbones and i actually like the way the stock exhaust looks on the bike with the slash downs so that why im looking to put the slip ons on that bike! PlUs my wife is ready to kill me for getting it so im trying to save some money!!!LOL!