The opposition are loosing a grip
Gary Nixon was the hot-shot US Triumph mile circuit rider in the late sixties, he got the Number 1 plate and with Gene Romero wrought destruction on the Boat […]
Entries by Phil Pilgrim
History is as strong as heritage
Three classic shots, Pancho Villa in fighting form ready to have war with America on an American Indian, the second photo is one we have all had at one […]
Free Honorary Membership to all Indian Owners for 12 months!
What’s that you say Free Honorary Membership in the best Indian Association in Aussie well yes for 12 months but only for Indian owners, any model (we may require proof […]
Queensland laws taken to the limit
For our overseas members that will find recent Bikie Law reforms in a State in Australia called Queensland draconian, any more than 3 people meeting together can be prosecuted as […]
Cannonball Baker Another legend for Indian
Link to Cannonball Baker History
And Still they don’t believe, just keep reading
Bart Simpson is right, out of the major players in the USA that have survived Indian’s were there 2 years before & the first with a V-Twin seven years later. […]
More rusty Hogs & jokes
Last week I showed a picture of a rusty Hog, years ago a customer told me of a WLA he buried at Kinglake after a fit of madness he […]
841 is Announced in 1943
Click on thumbnail The amazing thing about this article is the fact they mention that with 500 x 16 tyres this machine was capable of traversing terrain that other vehicles […]
Winter is a great time for restoration & a new ride policy
Just when your bike seems sorted & your ready to go for a blast, the weather closes in and its wet & cold. Well you could go and buy another […]
1953 When Indian sold the biggest and smallest
In 1953 Indian had lots to sell, Big Eighty cube Chiefs, Norton’s, Excelsior, & Vincent to name a few. The centre of attraction in this era is not the big […]