There seems to be a resurgence
With last weekends run in the depths of winter, and new ride coordinator Owen Jones concerned that numbers would be down it seems that the run had massive support, I […]
Entries by Phil Pilgrim
Malmsbury ride a success
Last weekend’s Malmsbury ride, to the Moto Bean cafe, was a big success. Some 14-or-so bikes rolled up, with many starting from Calder and the remaining joining us from Gisborne. […]
Aussie’s or not?
The uniforms look Canadian to me but maybe not, strange not a 741 to be be seen only WLA’s
Fournales are in for your Scout
Although expensive Fournales Australia have just released the famous AirSpring shocker for Scouts, I have been waiting since Christmas and I will be giving my results on them in the […]
Indian’s new flat tracker engine
Basically derived from a developed Scout engine to compete head-head against Harley on flat tracks, this is history repeating after big base Scouts ridden by the “Indian Wrecking Crew” obliterated Harley […]
Daryl’s 741 IS ALL GO
Daryl Colt is a man that starts with an oil stain and builds a bike around it, you have probably in the past noticed a Prince that he started with virtually […]
A good Question
You could answer this by saying one and five native Americans, or six which is what I would say. With over 3,000 new Indians sold in Australia in the last […]
One man’s Trash is another’s Treasure
This picture is from Facebook and although it is sad, potentially there will be quite a number of machines restored from this lot. I often wonder what drives someone to […]
Better than the real one
Nothing like loving your Harley so much that you build a tractor to suit which is what every body calls them anyway, years ago I had the drawing of the […]
That’s about right
Last months rant from me about complacently getting what you want was graphically illustrated on Facebook recently about Club and Association rides, I have had a bit of feedback and […]