Harley’s Newly Crowned Bagger Isn’t That Different from One You Can Actually Buy (No, Really)

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Having spent all of yesterday at New Jersey Motorsports Park, my mind really is racing this afternoon. While I saw loads of two-wheeled action, the highlight was a behind-the-scenes hang with Harley-Davidson as team rider Kyle Wyman officially claimed MotoAmerica’s King of the Baggers title. The Harley-Davidson x Dynojet Factory Race Team celebrates with 2025 KOTB champ Wyman (in gold, center). The victory has to be especially sweet for the H-D x Dynojet Factory Racing Team, which has come agonizingly close to topping the podium in recent years, only to be beaten out by rival Indian. The real upside is, you can actually buy a version of what just claimed this historic championship and ride it around town — even if you wouldn’t be caught dead in racing leathers.