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Harley-Davidson has ended its factory-backed King of the Baggers racing team after six years, shifting its motorsports investment toward the FIM Bagger World Cup and global MotoGP platforms. For consumers, this means exposure to Harley-Davidson technology on larger international stages and potential expansion of grassroots racing opportunities for everyday riders.
Harley-Davidson just released a turntable in collaboration with Pro-Ject audio that costs $3,299, making it the most affordable official Harley-Davidson product available. Understanding this launch helps shoppers see how the brand is expanding beyond motorcycles while waiting for more affordable entry-level bikes.