Harley Rides #05 ~ Vance and Hines Straightshot Baffles - Standard or "Quiet"?

Sound comparison of a 2007 Harley Davidson with Vance and Hines Straightshot Slip-on Silencers with either Standard or "Quiet" Baffles - see what you think...

[@jamespolucha8790]

I really can’t tell the difference too much, both sounds good

[@ethanjamesknox411]

Quiet have a really sweet tone

[@jamespolucha8790]

I can’t believe in the ad for the baffles they show 2 but when you read the fine print it’s for 1 so that means the price doubles, I bought the cheap Chinese ones off Amazon 2 for 30 bucks free shipping and got them in 2 days they sound great

[@tracyneighbors7059]

NO BAFFLES! I WANT IT LOUD! I JUST LIKE IT THAT WAY! THANX

[@danconnolly2341]

Which did you prefer in person? I am seriously considering a set for my 04 Springer.

[@thecassidymusiccompanyltd1472]

I think I've settled for the "Quiet" Baffles - fir now. They still sound good without been deafening for others within earshot.

[@jodythomas]

How did you film this with no wind noise? The quiet baffles sounds great

[@thecassidymusiccompanyltd1472]

A lot of experimentation, but I've ended up recording the audio separately via a TASCAM DR-40 recorder housed in the back map pocket of my jacket. I then sync the audio with the video from my GoPro Camera. I've tried everything to stop the wind noise from the GoPro but nothing seems to work above around 20mph.

[@1t_wasnt_me]

His handlebars look wonky, they don't look even, they look offset & slightly lower on the right than they are on the left. Anyone else see this?