The Chief Bomber is a new model designed to evoke World War II-era
The assembly plant in Kings Mountain, N.C.By DANIEL McDERMON
Published: October 1, 2009
Published: October 1, 2009
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The Chief Bomber is a new model designed to evoke World War II-era The assembly plant in Kings Mountain, N.C.
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Wow. Loving it!
I think this cycle cost more then my house but unfortunately my house does not look as nice.
Its cool.
If I had the money I would have one. The bikes are beautiful. I hope they don't overprice themselves out of the market though.
Too big. Too heavy. But nice . I wish them luck.
The Indian motorcycles look great, but I think the timing is off - being essentially a new company, these are expensive bikes to offer in this economy.
Best wishes and good of luck!
I thought the return of the Idian was an odd choice at an odd time, but I remember Stephen Julius as a young lad when I was at school and he was intense and committed back then. I have no doubt he is as intense and determined in this as in so many other of his ventures. Selling Indians at $35,000 a piece is just a mark of how much money there is in a country where tent cities are increasing in numbers.
Very nice, if a bit $$$$.
That's a beauty. If I had big bucks, I'd love to have it, but only as a second bike. I don't care if the sun shines out of an Indian's ass, my loyalty to Milwaukee iron is unflappable. I don't know if I could get used to brown leather either...but I guess I should be willing to at least give it a try!
Baron, I hope all is well...what do you think about the Indian? Next bike???
It is awesome looking. I'm with Joker on the brown. I would like an Indian. And I'd ride it but the $$$$$$. Maybe when I win the Mega:) Or when pigs fly.
Just bought a new 2009 Chief Vintage #31, wonderful bike and very high quality fit & finish
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