Travis Wyman Races Vintage Harley FXR in Super Hooligan
The Mission Super Hooligan National Championship, known for its diverse grid, will feature a unique entry this year: Travis Wyman on a highly modified 1990 Harley-Davidson FXR. This 36-year-old platform has been extensively updated by Saddlemen Race Development to compete against modern machinery. Wyman tested the bike at Roebling Road Raceway in Georgia, preparing for the upcoming season.
The Mission Super Hooligan National Championship continues to be a captivating series, showcasing an incredibly diverse range of motorcycles on its race grids. While last year's championship-winning Harley-Davidson Pan America remains a strong contender, Saddlemen Race Development is introducing a fascinating new entry for the upcoming season.
Travis Wyman will be piloting a 1990 Harley-Davidson FXR, a bike that, while partially 36 years old, is far from stock. The FXR model, produced from 1982 to 1995, is often celebrated for its handling characteristics, making it an intriguing choice for a modern racing series. This particular FXR has undergone significant modifications to prepare it for the demanding Super Hooligan competition, transforming it from a classic cruiser into a formidable road racing machine.
Wyman recently put the modified Harley-Davidson FXR through its paces at Roebling Road Raceway in Georgia, fine-tuning the setup ahead of the first round of the championship. The inclusion of this vintage, yet heavily customized, Harley-Davidson promises to add another layer of excitement and variety to a series already known for its eclectic mix of brands and models. Riders who appreciate classic Harley platforms with modern performance upgrades might find this an interesting development to follow.