Speed Farm is proud to announce Memphis Shades will continue as an official partner for a third consecutive season. Their precision windshields and accessories are a staple of the Speed Farm paddock.
Speed Farm is proud to announce that Memphis Shades will continue as an official partner of the Speed Farm Race Team for the third consecutive season.
This is a partnership that has grown stronger with every race. Memphis Shades has been in the paddock through championships, podiums, and everything in between — and they remain as committed as ever to the Speed Farm program.
Built for the Demands of Professional Racing
Memphis Shades designs and manufactures precision windshields, fairings, and accessories engineered for touring and bagger motorcycles. For the Speed Farm BRL machines, the Memphis Shades products aren't just cosmetic — they're functional, aerodynamic components that contribute to race-winning performance.
The 2026 Drag Specialties Battle of the Baggers presented by Memphis Shades is the premier bagger road racing event in North America, and Speed Farm is proud to compete under the banner of one of the sport's most iconic brands.
"Memphis Shades has been with us from the beginning of our BRL journey. Their support goes beyond product — they believe in what we're building, and that means everything to this program." — Carl Schlacht, Team Principal
Three Years. Same Mission.
Win races. Represent partners with class. Push the standard higher every season.
Speed Farm and Memphis Shades enter 2026 united behind that mission.
Learn more at memphisshades.com | Follow: @thespeedfarm
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