The Ultimate Showdown: World’s Fastest Harleys vs. Sport Bikes!

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On: July 11, 2025

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What happens when the world’s fastest street tire Harley-Davidsons and the world’s quickest and fastest street tire sport bikes meet at Rockingham Dragway for this drag racing showdown? In this Harley vs Kawasaki and Suzuki showdown we will see the record-breaking Harley-Davidson Twin Cams of Gregg Dahl and Mike Motto take on stretched, mean nutritious and turbo Kawasaki ZX-14, Suzuki GSXR 1000, Suzuki Hayabusa motorcycles. We also see Rickey Gadson go for the win on a Kawasaki ZX-14. We will also see some of the world’s quickest and fastest turbo Harley baggers face off in this drag racing showdown. Which side are you on? #harleydavidson #kawasaki #suzuki #motorcycles #motorcycle #dragracing

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