Vance and Hines

Want to give your motorcycle a deeper sound, sharper response and a more personal look? Vance and Hines is one of the best-known names in motorcycle exhausts, especially for V-twins. Here you’ll find complete exhaust systems, slip-on mufflers and fuel management for Harley-Davidson and many other motorcycles.

From drag racing to the open road

Vance and Hines is an American brand founded by racers and engineers Terry Vance and Byron Hines. The brand has its roots in motorcycle drag racing, and that competition experience has shaped the development of parts for everyday street bikes ever since. Today Vance and Hines is particularly well known in the V-twin community for exhausts with a distinctive sound and design, but the range also covers sport and cruiser motorcycles from several Japanese manufacturers.

Vance and Hines’ key products

Exhausts are the core of the range. You can choose between slip-on mufflers that fit the stock header and complete systems such as 2-into-1 and 2-into-2, which change the sound, the look and the character of the engine. Many systems are available in chrome or black with different end caps. When you change the exhaust and air filter, the engine’s fuel requirements change too, and that is where Fuelpak comes in: a fuel management unit that helps adjust the mixture. See each product for the models and years it fits.

Buy Vance and Hines from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Vance and Hines solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to adjust fuelling when I change the exhaust?

Often yes, especially with complete systems or if you also change the air filter. A fuel management unit like Fuelpak helps the engine run smoothly with the new parts. See the product description for recommendations.

What is the difference between a slip-on and a full system?

A slip-on only replaces the mufflers and is easy to fit. A full system also replaces the pipes from the engine and typically gives a bigger change in sound and performance.