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Massive power for it’s day. Low slung and well hung. This bike said “Get the hell otta my way?” |
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Very reminiscent of a 1950’s Indian Chief motorcycle. 1300 cc w/50bhp @ 4,800 rpm. |
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The kind of bike Steve McQeen would have ridden up around Santa Paula. Rippin’ up the range and kickin’ ass. A man’s man. Be more manly and display this model at your house. |
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This was a real dilemma. Not quite a chopper and not quite a plain Jane motorcycle. More like the missing link between the two. Ya that’s the ticket. Ape bars and no stars. Bad to da bone. |
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Very similar to the 1950’s version of Indian’s famous Scout motorcycle. 750cc which was the work of Irish-born designer Charles B. Franklin. |
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A replica of a 1950s us motorcycle. The Red Rock was part of the early chopper culture - themes of freedom and mastery of ones own destiny which ring true still today. |
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A replica of a 1960s us motorcycle. Blue was known for its wide appeal, making the chopper spirit open to more mainstream America. |
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WWII US Army Harley-Davidson wla motorcycle called "Workhorse" by GI's. It was reliable, could ford streams, did not overheat at idle and could sustain speeds of up to 65mph. The war effort would see 90,000 of these produced. |
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