RIDE REVIEW I KYLE WYMAN'S HARLEY-DAVIDSON SCREAMIN EAGLE ROAD GLIDE
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get to say that you've ridden a
bike that ends up in a factory
museum? It's a fun bike with an
incredible amount of theatrics,
but the experience reminded me
of the importance of having the
right tool for the job—a point that
was emphasized when I pulled in
from a three-lap session and was
immediately met by two Harley
technicians who had leaf blowers
pointed at the engine to help
cool it down.
Sometimes you can build
something hyper-specialized from
scratch, and sometimes you've
just got to work with what you've
got. The result is entertaining and
is bringing new fans into road rac-
ing, and those are both excellent
news for the sport we all love.
Harley-Davidson's got plenty of
changes planned to the 2022 bike
to defend their crown. Want to see
that and more? For next season,
King of the Baggers continues
its growth to become a seven-
round series—you can watch the
first race at Daytona during Bike
Week, March 10-12.
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Kyle Wyman gives the champion's
finger to his crew as he roars
across the line to take the 2021 title.
