What is the benefit of having Harley-Davidson involved with NHRA drag racing?
HINES: It’s great for Harley-Davidson and I think it is great for the class. But it is going to take a lot of work and there are a lot of impatient people who want to see better results faster. The fans are impatient because they want to see the Harley out at every race so they can cheer Harley on. But good things take time. Q: Your younger brother, Andrew, is scheduled to make his professional debut at the Denver event. What do you think about racing with your brother? HINES: We are sponsoring his bike and we just want to get him out at a national event so he can make some passes and hopefully he can get a big sponsor for next year. It’s only going to work if the programs are very individualized. Eventually it is going to be great to have another bike out there going fast. He is pretty young. I started when I was 23 and he is only 19. To start this young he has got to do some growing up pretty quick. I don’t know how it would be the first time we had to line up against each other duri
