Times have changed, Thank God
Recently I noticed a new Indian video on the new Chieftan with a large number of factory riders on the new product all different nationalities & races, which shows how […]
Entries by Phil Pilgrim
Ever wonder why Harley will find opposition like this hard to beat?
Easy to see when you see how big Polaris is and how motorcycles are only a small piece of their profit margin, bet the Harley-Ferguson Motor Co regret […]
Lighthearted view of the new Indian-Crocker 4
Five new club magazines from Indian Motorcycle Club of West Aust (our affiliate club) are now in the W.A Section news for you to read. I would like to thank Murray […]
No more Rego Stickers (unless you are on a permit)
Vic Roads have at last scrapped registration labels on all vehicles on full rego as of the 01/01/14 that is unless you have a vehicle on a Red Plate […]
More Odd Indian’s
Some of these I have put on the site before, the snow plough,Ambulance, Sawbench, & the train but the machine gun carrier which works great in traffic & the Indian […]
1946 was a Good Year, how times have changed
No I can’t remember it as I never clocked in till 1952, but I reckon Indian thought so, after unloading all the excess parts they had accumulated for the war effort, […]
Airey’s Inlet Ride Report
Weather predicted to be windy with showers. Ready to roll from Point Cook weather looked OK then 1st shower came across, on with wet weather gear. Good turn up at […]
The 2nd International Gypsy Tour 2014 River Run & other details
The Second International Gypsy Tour 2014 is on again next year, dates will be late Feb, early March the last one went from Perth W.Aust to Melbourne this one follows […]
Keep the interest up
Some time back I discussed that the only way to preserve interest in Indians was to encourage younger generations to participate in our hobby Old Motorcycles and of course our […]
841’s are a acquired taste
841’s are Indian’s that make most people curious and comment “Is that a Guzzi” well no, but I reckon it should have made it after the war in a civilian […]