Same old, same old
Our friends at the Bendigo Club seem to have the same problems as the IIRA, personally I think a very thought provoking article well worth a discussion at our next […]
Entries by Phil Pilgrim
Welcome to America and the Auctions
We all have a bucket list, some want to go to Sturgis (waste of time) others to I.O.M the Isle of Man (Mecca), Daytona (Jury’s still out) Davenport (to view […]
Touring New Zealand?
Touring New Zealand on a Indian or perhaps want to take your own Indian to New Zealand for the trip of a lifetime, Mark Barthelmie and Sandy recently did […]
Blood Brother Octane, a new Sports Scout?
Yesterday I had to take my Scout to Rick Thomas at All American Motorcycles in Ringwood for a fault code since I fitted a EJK kit and S&S airfiter this […]
Scrap metal price for Harley this week
Seven cents a kilo seems about right to me!
Production Numbers Gilroy/KM
John Smith send this through, interesting how few there are
When The V-Rod stopped did people say Harley is going bad?
No but in truth they are feeling it with Indian sales taking some of their market growth with these sales, Harley sales are well down on compared when they were […]
I’ve said this from day one!
PRESS RELEASE Monday 9th January 2017 Victory Motorcycles Media Polaris Industries to wind down Victory Motorcycles operations strengthening its position in the powersports industry Victory Motorcycles announcement press release […]
Floyd Clymer friend or foe of Indian?
Personally I would say a friend although his business ethics could be questionable he managed to produce some really good Indian’s in the seventies and it kept the brand name […]
Yeats Sidecars 1919
Yeats sidecars were nearly as large as Goulding Sidecars that eventually packed up trading in Australia and moved to USA. The original building still exists and with what is written […]