V&H Twin Slash 3 Slip-ONS Black Sportster 14-21 (Will Become V46361)

The Vance & Hines Twin Slash 3" Slip-Ons are a straightforward way to change the look, sound and character of a Harley-Davidson Sportster without touching the head pipes. The 3-inch bodies bolt onto the standard front pipes, so it is a bolt-on job with basic hand tools rather than a full system replacement.

Finished in black with full-coverage heat shields and the signature twin slash end treatment, they suit riders after a cleaner, more purposeful profile and a deeper note than stock. Quiet and competition baffles are offered separately if you want to fine-tune the volume.

Fitment note: our catalogue lists these as suiting Sportster models from 2014 to 2021, while some supplier listings quote 2014-2018 or 2014-2020. They are not compatible with non-US-spec 2017 and later models. Please confirm the year and market of your bike before ordering.

• Slip-on mufflers that fit to the standard head pipes - no full system required
• 3-inch diameter muffler bodies
• Signature Vance & Hines twin slash end treatment
• Full-coverage heat shields
• Black finish
• Quiet and competition baffles available separately to tune the volume
• Suits Harley-Davidson Sportster models (see fitment note - not for non-US-spec 2017 and later)

Fit only when the engine and exhaust are completely cold, following the instructions supplied with the kit.
Wipe fingerprints, oil and grease off the black finish before the first start-up - contaminants can bake into the surface permanently.
Re-check the clamps, mounting bracket bolts and heat shield fasteners after the first few heat cycles, then periodically as part of routine servicing.
Clean only once cool, using warm water and a mild detergent with a soft cloth, then dry thoroughly.
Avoid abrasives, solvents, acidic wheel cleaners and metal polishes on the black finish and heat shields.
Do not direct a pressure washer into the muffler outlets or under the heat shields.
If you change baffles, do so with the exhaust cold and refit all retaining hardware securely.
After wet or coastal riding, rinse and dry the mufflers, then run the engine briefly to drive off internal moisture.
Changing mufflers alters exhaust flow, so have fuelling checked by a qualified technician if the bike runs poorly.
Confirm your state's noise and emissions requirements before road use.