Frankie the “International Playboy” is the youngest X Games athlete to compete on a motorcycle. A former AMA Super Moto and Road Race PRO, Frankie now splits his time as a marketing and PR professional in the MX SX space, making small noises and Super Hooligan racing alongside (and sometimes behind) his dad Frank Garcia.
The #14 Indian Challenger is a Mission Foods sponsored RSD-built King of the Bagger entry being ridden by Frankie Garcia who podiumed in the first KOB series. The bike has gone through several changes over the off-season and Indian, along with S & S Cycles, has supplied a new motor to help propel the Challenger into Daytona legend status. He'll be taking on double duty on the #14 Indian FTR1200 as well.
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Indian Motorcycle FTR 1200
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Frankie Garcia was born and raised in Gonzales, CA to a flat track racing family, motorcycling has been a part Frankie's life from a young age. After receiving a motorcycle for his first birthday he was riding by two and racing at the age of four. Flat track racing translated into Supermoto racing which led to Frankie becoming the youngest person ever to compete in X-Games on a motorcycle just after turning 15. Eventually Frankie would become a full-time road racer and see his way to multiple AFM and WERA championships and even select fill in rides in the AMA Daytona Sportbike Series. After racing Frankie began his professional working career becoming a motorcycle journalist as an editor and test rider with MotorcycleUSA.com. In 2014 he made the transition to the PR Coordinator position at Suzuki Motor of America Inc. Since leaving Suzuki in 2015 Frankie has worked heavily with the AC Performance Systems company while also representing various brands and working with the best athletes around the world in Motorcycle and Auto racing.
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