Is Harley-Davidson Seriously Considering Leaving King of the Baggers?

Harley-Davidson stops racing in King of Baggers after 2026, shifts focus to 2027 FIM H-D Bagger World Cup

Harley-Davidson (H-D) is ending its factory racing programme in MotoAmerica’s King of the Baggers after the 2026 season, shifting its focus to the FIM Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup as its premier racing platform from 2027. […] The post Harley-Davidson stops racing in King of Baggers after 2026, shifts focus to 2027 FIM H-D Bagger World Cup appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.

Is Harley-Davidson seriously considering leaving King of the Baggers?

Harley-Davidson lost the 2026 King of the Baggers crown to Indian Motorcycle, but is an exit from the series on the horizon for the American motorcycle maker.

Is Harley-Davidson Done With King of the Baggers?

While Harley-Davidson hasn't stated what its plans are for 2027, its King of the Baggers-backed riders have relayed comments that seem to indicate that the company is done with the series. Instead, likely focusing on its one-maker support series for MotoGP.

MotoAmerica Baggers: Does Harley-Davidson PR Sound Like Goodbye?

The official Harley-Davidson press release announcing the fate of the company’s MotoAmerica King Of The Baggers factory racing team is expected to be issued this week. But the quote attributed to Kyle Wyman in a Harley-Davidson press release about the races held last weekend at NJMP reads like something you’d hear when a racing program is being closed down. Especially the last sentence… “This team has changed my life and changed my career. This …