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S&S Slipons for 2021 Fatboy

  • Arun
    Arun
    1 year ago
    Hello guys,

    Wondering if any of you's have S&S Slipons installed on a Fatboy.
    Would definitely like to get some feedback/reviews.

    Thanks!
  • Grease Monkey
    Grease Monkey
    1 year ago
    Great mufflers, good note, make power, near impossible to to get these days, if you have a lead in some grab them quick.
  • steelo
    steelo
    1 year ago
    I know the age of the bike is different. Had a pair of simple slash cut slip ons on my 03 Deuce. 
    Looked fantastic. Sounded great. 
    Too noisy though. I was attracting attention at work and riding around the city. Constant loud droning at high speed on open road requiring ear plugs for trips. 
    I did notice that when I swapped them out for stock standard mufflers the power appeared reduced but my riding enjoyment increased. 
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    Before
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    After
  • Benno
    Benno
    1 year ago
    I've got a set on my Evo, I luv the different note to them.
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  • Baloffski
    Baloffski
    1 year ago
    Had non-slash style on my 06 Fatboy. 
    Excellent pipes, tried two other types of manufacturers pipes, but for me they were just right.
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    I miss that bike
  • robnicko
    robnicko
    1 year ago
    I have the S&S tapered slip ons but my bikes an 08 Fatboy
    They are a great muffler.  They have a nice deep sound to them and when cruising along are relatively quiet but once you twist they do talk

  • GGUser260
    GGUser260
    1 year ago
    Quoting steelo on 09 Jun 2022 11:39 PM

    I know the age of the bike is different. Had a pair of simple slash cut slip ons on my 03 Deuce. 

    Looked fantastic. Sounded great. 
    Too noisy though. I was attracting attention at work and riding around the city. Constant loud droning at high speed on open road requiring ear plugs for trips. 
    I did notice that when I swapped them out for stock standard mufflers the power appeared reduced but my riding enjoyment increased. 

    BFE07766-AA63-4A1E-8F86-4602E334A8A7.jpeg
    Before
    6C91D287-6F35-488F-87D9-8E65934A0866.jpeg
    After
    Now I remember this from my High school maths. As far as Steelo is concerned ...
    There is an inverse relationship between his bike's reduced power and his increased riding enjoyment  ;-)
  • steelo
    steelo
    1 year ago
    It probably couldn't pull the skin off a rice custard but it looks good doesn't it!

    I remember riding well back in a pack (is it a pack when you can't see them ahead of you?)
    I had been enjoying myself at a reduced pace (riding that is) when thought I'd better catch up and was only a hair over the limit when I got stopped by a traffic cop coming towards me. He admitted that, yes, all the others were going way faster than I but I was easy to lock onto being by myself.
    He gave me a caution. I try not to get separated now.

    Edit. The highlight of my childhood maths class was typing 5318008 into my LED calculator and turning it upside down!
  • GGUser260
    GGUser260
    1 year ago
    Quoting steelo on 10 Jun 2022 04:02 AMedited: 10 Jun 2022 04:07 AM

    It probably couldn't pull the skin off a rice custard but it looks good doesn't it!

    I remember riding well back in a pack (is it a pack when you can't see them ahead of you?)
    I had been enjoying myself at a reduced pace (riding that is) when thought I'd better catch up and was only a hair over the limit when I got stopped by a traffic cop coming towards me. He admitted that, yes, all the others were going way faster than I but I was easy to lock onto being by myself.
    He gave me a caution. I try not to get separated now.

    Edit. The highlight of my childhood maths class was typing 5318008 into my LED calculator and turning it upside down!

    It is a nice bike the stretched tank is a real feature.
    58008 it was in my day
    ps
    on the topic of power I've been looking at a Boss Hoss- heavy, ridiculously overpowered but somehow tempting.
  • paulybronco
    paulybronco
    1 year ago
    Quoting steelo on 10 Jun 2022 04:02 AMedited: 10 Jun 2022 04:07 AM

    It probably couldn't pull the skin off a rice custard but it looks good doesn't it!

    I remember riding well back in a pack (is it a pack when you can't see them ahead of you?)
    I had been enjoying myself at a reduced pace (riding that is) when thought I'd better catch up and was only a hair over the limit when I got stopped by a traffic cop coming towards me. He admitted that, yes, all the others were going way faster than I but I was easy to lock onto being by myself.
    He gave me a caution. I try not to get separated now.

    Edit. The highlight of my childhood maths class was typing 5318008 into my LED calculator and turning it upside down!

    Quoting GGUser260 on 10 Jun 2022 05:17 AMedited: 10 Jun 2022 05:23 AM

    It is a nice bike the stretched tank is a real feature.

    58008 it was in my day
    ps
    on the topic of power I've been looking at a Boss Hoss- heavy, ridiculously overpowered but somehow tempting.

    Saw a truckload of them in America but only one in Aust. There was a company on the Goldy that did a Aust version called a Barbarian using a modified fat boy with a 350. 
  • obisteve
    obisteve
    1 year ago
    Quoting Arun on 09 Jun 2022 09:28 AMedited: 09 Jun 2022 05:08 AM

    Hello guys,


    Wondering if any of you's have S&S Slipons installed on a Fatboy.
    Would definitely like to get some feedback/reviews.

    Thanks!

    S&S slip-ons are good mufflers. Not as loud as some,  pretty resistant to rusting out, way better flow than stock, you will need to tune to suit. I've had a set on my 90 Sportster since 1999. The are a bigger diameter than many after market ones, and look more like a stock one, which may give a first impression at least of being standard. This can be useful at times.
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