Harley exhaust on amazon. Option for Touring Bikes. (The GOOD, BAD, AND UGLY)

Find a Harley Exhaust on Amazon. I had my reservations but I needed and option for my 2020 Harley Davidson Road Glide Special. I first had the Screamin Eagle Exhaust system, which was okay...Just not loud enough for me. I found this SharkRoad System online and decided to give it a shot. The Harley Davidson Sound is very important. I want to feel like i'm riding a Harley when I'm on the road. Here is a side by side comparison of the Harley Screamin Eagle Exhaust system vs the SharkRoad Exhuast system. Thanks for watching.

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[summit]

When was a kid in my twenties I really wanted the loudest stuff ever now I'm in my 40s and I think SE is just perfect a little bit of grunt but not too loud. Thanks for the vid

[wingandhog]

I installed Sharkroads on my Electra Glide three years ago. They sound exactly like my Reinhardt Racings I had on my Fatboy. Except I paid $185 for the Sharks

[frankhabib]

Been running Cobra NH on last two SGS. One set of chrome on 2017 and one set of Black on 2020. Both sound great and fit and finish outstanding. Plus great sound at idle and on highway.

[High_Desert_Tanner]

I just ordered one of the last Magnaflow slip on exhausts out the. They were on clearance for $450 for 4.5" mufflers (normally like $800 a pair). Magnaflow quit making bike exhausts and will no longer be available after these are gone and they are absolutely the best sounding touring slip on mufflers out there to my ears. Deep and growling with no raspy tinniness. Also a little on the more subdued side for volume, which I want. I'm not into loud just for the sake of being loud. These sound more like a built big block or something... And I love it.

[SixShooter]

Oh, in regards to the fading. You might consider taking the mufflers or just the tips to a local powder coater and have them blasted and re-coated to match the HD heat shields. You might get them resprayed for $50 or so.

[nickanders]

Just ordered the chrome set. Coming before Christmas! Thanks for the vid! Stay safe brother.

[SixShooter]

Probably not the best example, I have Rinehart True Duals on my 1997 Road King. I love the sound, of course it's 25 years old, 80ish cubic inches, carb'd, with a bolt-in cam and 10:1 compression.

On the Amazon saving money side of things. I bought a pair of extended 2014+ saddlebags for $250. Pre-painted with the new style lids, latches, and hinges already assembled. I didn't know if I could even make them fit on my bike. So I sure wasn't spending $1k at AdvanBlack just to prototype it. In the end, a couple trips to the hardware store and a few hours of bending new brackets is all it took. Now I have a '97 bagger with the new latch/hinge design and a nice extended bag look. The paint is not bad, no chips, no cracks. The material is kinda thin and flexy, but not enough that I feel it's flimsy. I'm very happy with my results but do caution folks, the cheap Amazon/ebay listings are NOT going to be consistent. It's a bit of a gamble.

[RydinginStyle]

When they are new just take the baffle out and spray paint the inside of it with engine paint for $5. Then take the insulation off the battle and wrap it with metal tape. Then rewrapped insulation and put the baffle back in. Then it won't rust for a couple years.

[frankhabib]

Cobra NH. Have ridden 30, 000 miles. Paid about $350. Great fit and finish. Sound terrific. Had a set in chrome and a set in black.

[thedakotahurley]

Love love love these pipes. I had a set on my Street Glide Standard (chrome) and had absolutely no issues with them. They sound fantastic. Last week I picked up a new RGS with black finish. The bike came with RCX Components slip-ons (with the slash cut ends, which actually look awesome), and despite that I ordered another set of these Sharkroad "no baffle inside" pipes the same day. They arrive Friday and I'm like a kid waiting on Christmas. Lol. The RCX sound pretty good, just not as loud as I want. So I'll probably sell them, or keep em around in case I decide I want quieter again. I do love the downward slash ends of the RCX... I wish the Sharkroads had exchangeable tips.

[hammarashi]

I installed Thunderheader slip-ons and the sound was great especially on a stock bike. After going to a Stage 2, the sound was much louder. When traveling long distance, the loud pipes are not always desired.

[dcdell]

Cobra Neighbor Haters is what I got for 2021 RGS, best bang for the buck, quality made that does not brake the bank accounts...thanks for sharing

[iahogrider]

Running Rhinehart slip-on’s on the ‘97 Electra Glide and TAB medium baffle slip-on’s on the ‘19 Street Glide…gotta say the TAB’s are my favorite! Great vid Ryan! 🤙🏻

[holisecleveland]

Full Throttle HOG, I used to work on tug boats in south Louisiana. We worked in fresh, brackish and salt water so we had to deal with rust. Any time that we saw even a little rust we would wipe it with a dry cloth the use a paint brush to brush on a green liquid by the name of Chem Prime. Let it dry to a white haze, wipe that off with a dry cloth, coat again, let that dry, wipe it off then paint the area. That spot would not rust again. If you have a hardware store in the area the caters to tug boats and/or carries marine paints they should carry Chem Prime or a product like it.

[araneaetvelivolum]

Really great comparison, thanks a lot for making the effort.
I am not sure I'd go for that Amazon exhaust. I have V&H headers with Rineharts 4" on my bike since 4 years now (25k miles) and the pipes are still looking great w/o rust or bluing. The stage II tune was great and the bike runs great. I think that the longer I have the system on my bike, the better it sounds.
Having said that if money is tight, that Amazon exhaust is certainly an option from a sound and looks point of view. Durability on the other hand seems to point to a higher priced name brand.
Ride safe 🤙

[easyglider]

I am running the Shark Road 4 inch chrome slip ons on my 2021 Road Glide. They sound just as good, if not better than my buddy's Rinehardt slip ons on his 20 Road Glide. I will say that the chrome on the shark road mufflers is definitely not show quality, but for $225 that I paid, they are well worth it. I may change exhausts once I go to Stage 1, so let's see.

[RoadieWingZZ]

Running SE Street Cannons on my ‘19 Road Glide Ultra with Stage II. A friend recently bought some Shark Road 4’s for his ‘18 Ultra Limited Low. Shark Roads are definitely louder, but the SE’s make a much beefier low rumble. Fit and finish is definitely better on the SE cans and tips too. I’d definitely spend the money on the SE’s again as it’s clear you get what you pay for with exhaust systems.

[haroldwiser]

I put Shark Road mufflers (chrome) on my '16 Ultra Classic in Florida on Christmas day. So far I love them but time will tell. Bought them direct for $139 bucks too! Rineharts were $700 at the time.

[ErnieT]

Love my Sharkroads! I bought mine straight from Sharkroad. Better price. Like yours, both mine have faded about 2 inches where they slip on. Great sound!

[bcbsilverhawk]

Nice video. I installed these on my 2020 Road King Special. I did like the sound. My issue with them was a noticeable dip in torque. I replaced them with TAB 4.5 Zombies with Z-Rings and Torque cones. Hits the spot for me. Recently installed Fuel Moto jackpot header. Haven't ridden with it yet. Winter project here in Colorado. Can't wait to give it a test run. Soon I hope. Take care.