2014 Progressive International Motorcycle Show - Part 4
While I strongly prefer Harleys, I thought Indian Motorcycles had a better display than Harley this year. I liked the mix of old, new, and custom.
This 1935 Indian Chief was featured on American Pickers.
Right next to it was this 1948 Indian Chief.
I really liked the Spirit of Munro Streamliner. From the front, it looks like a jet. I can't even imagine what it would be like to ride with the throttle wide open.
Of course, they were featuring their new line of touring bikes. Personally, I prefer the naked version seen here. I think there's a ton of potential if you could start a custom build with this:
The Thunder Stroke 111 cutaway motor was much better to look at than Harley's waterhead (see previous post).
We'll keep the salt flats-racing theme going with a very special Triumph up next.
This 1935 Indian Chief was featured on American Pickers.
Right next to it was this 1948 Indian Chief.
I really liked the Spirit of Munro Streamliner. From the front, it looks like a jet. I can't even imagine what it would be like to ride with the throttle wide open.
Of course, they were featuring their new line of touring bikes. Personally, I prefer the naked version seen here. I think there's a ton of potential if you could start a custom build with this:
The Thunder Stroke 111 cutaway motor was much better to look at than Harley's waterhead (see previous post).
We'll keep the salt flats-racing theme going with a very special Triumph up next.