[Tobacco Road]

Most of the regulars know I ride Harley, hence the Harley threads..

https://www.cycleworld.com/harley-davidson-xg750r-dirt-tracker-grows-new-muscle/

 

[Unkle Krusty]

That was for 2018. I have not read about how they did. I thought Indian won in 2018. Not something i follow closely. Now there is only one major bike mag. Kevin Cameron will be missed eventually. He has written a blizzard of technical articles.
He wrote one on chassis flex for Moto GP bikes. Others on heat dissipation, which explained why our H1R was prone to seizing.

UK

 

[Tobacco Road]

2019 flat track winners

Yeah, I know it was a year old but still thought it interesting..

Harley won a couple races this year. You can see the winners at this link.

https://www.americanflattrack.com/results/default

 

[dcstrng]

Harley has been in the hunt with AFT production twins as I recall, and any wins they get these days are due to just plain hard work because the competition is much, much heavier than just 3-5 years back... AFT has brought the old AMA flat track racing back from the grave and any wins there are certainly earned... the ancient Harley 750 won because it was about the only game in town, but Vance & Hines have helps with good sponsorship and when you see a Harley win now (or any other brand for that matter), regardless of class, I'm pretty sure they worked at it...

 

[Porky]

The Lil Indian rules the roost now, winning all championship races:grin:

https://www.indianmotorcycle.com/en-us/flat-track-race/

Sam:nerd:

 

[dcstrng]

The Lil Indian rules the roost now, winning all championship races:grin:

https://www.indianmotorcycle.com/en-us/flat-track-race/

Sam:nerd:

Yep Indian clearly dominated the top (used to be "Expert") class, but there are two other classes -- HD is still quite competitive in the production twins class