Sunday ride review
Association ride to Moto-Bean Cafe, brilliant day and over 15 people out, well done IIRA Ride 6 May 18 to Moto-Bean Cafe
Entries by Phil Pilgrim
Sidecars on Indians
Funny how people think Indian’s have an Indian sidecar fitted, as a matter of fact hardly any except the 750 Army Chiefs that came here did. The reasoning was Indian […]
Pete is a new record breaker
One person that sent his apology for not getting to the meeting is The President Pete Kime pictured above in Burt’s record breaker in NZ. Meanwhile the All British Rally […]
After 9 years a new website is coming
Remember that first car you owned and over the years you think of it fondly, then one day you the opportunity comes along to drive one the same car you […]
The joke’s on us
New member Jeremy Furness, our new website creator as well Barry the Bike author was bemused today as he attended his first Iron Indian ride to Yarra Glen, as you […]
The Real COST , no its not cheaper to import a bike
So you have found the perfect Indian Chief at say $30,000 USD in New York so it has to get to the Los Angeles Port $648 USD then it has […]
Life moves on
With the recently completed Gypsy Tour to Sydney and back its time to reflect on success of that and future events in the IIRA, these things only happen by dogged […]
RIDE REPORT TO YEA
The Sunday Ride report done by Pete Kime for last week-end, thanks Pete it was really the first ride of the year that was’nt a Rally, weather was spot on […]
Tall tales and True from Tassie
Hi Phil Read with interest your article on the new Indian Dealer in Launceston. I originate from Launceston & as a small boy the highlight of my early years was […]
That same old question again about Classic Bikes
I recently approached the Classic Club President of Victoria Ian Snadden about his editorial in the recent article in Sprocket on “true classics” and the old “bogey” on what’s a […]