King Of The Baggers
Touring motorcycles transformed into bona fide road racers — one of MotoAmerica's most popular and fastest-growing classes.
About King Of The Baggers
What started as a novel idea has become one of MotoAmerica’s most popular and fastest-growing race classes. Touring motorcycles from Harley-Davidson and Indian form the basis for the Mission King Of The Baggers Championship, but these motorcycles are far from gentle cruisers. By the time the teams, aftermarket companies, and riders get done with these bikes, they are bona fide road racers with much-improved ground clearance, race-ready suspensions, aggressive ergonomics, and all sorts of engine modifications that deliver eye-popping performance.
Touring fairings and hard side bags are part of the formula, but even those are highly modified through the use of carbon fiber and other exotic materials.
Class Specifications
Eligible Motorcycles
Harley-Davidson Road Glide (All Years) Indian Challenger (All Years)
Minimum Weight
620 pounds (281.2 kg)
Rider Age Limit
18 – 55 years old
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