New Sponsor For AMA Pro XR1200 Racer Kyle Wyman

New Sponsor For AMA Pro XR1200 Racer Kyle Wyman

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Somerset, WI – With the 2011 Racing Season in full swing, Kuryakyn has recently teamed up with Kyle Wyman, winner of the inaugural AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 series race at Daytona International Speedway. Kyle will be sporting a Kuryakyn themed helmet for the duration of the 2011 season. Kyle started his road racing career in late 2007 and has since been progressing his way to the top. In 2010 Kyle competed aboard the #33 RMR/Bruce Rossmeyer’s/GEICO Powersports machine. 2010 was also the debut season of the AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 Series. Kyle will be competing in every round of the AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 series this year with the next round at Infineon Raceway. “I’m very excited to bring Kuryakyn on board for my efforts in the XR1200 series,” said Kyle, “They are a brand that I have been familiar with for a number of years. I can’t wait to get to Infineon Raceway with the support of another great company and keep improving.” With such a vast and evolving product line, this is a great move for Kuryakyn to be involved in racing. “Kyle carries the same competitive spirit we have here at Kuryakyn, we are very excited to team up with someone who is as driven and motivated to succeed in racing as we are in business,” said Marc, Kuryakyn’s marketing director. Visit www.kuryakyn.com for more information.

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