Victory Motorcycles?
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Joined: 01-09-2007
Posts: 16,081
From: SE USA
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Only 3 years this time..Sad that states/counties have to offer such incentives to even lure a biz to open in their town.. Seems to be the way these days.
They really were not making an affordable, reliable machine.
The Indian* brand name has been sold & re-sold over the years..
You would be shocked by the former Gilroy-Indians. LOL Used S&S motor cases & emty heads, filled the insides with taiwan el cheep -o parts..
Buyers thought they were getting a bike with an S&S motor, But far from it..
The real Injuns 1901-1953....... the rest are just 'wanna-bes'........
Only 3 years this time..Sad that states/counties have to offer such incentives to even lure a biz to open in their town.. Seems to be the way these days.
They really were not making an affordable, reliable machine.
The Indian* brand name has been sold & re-sold over the years..
You would be shocked by the former Gilroy-Indians. LOL Used S&S motor cases & emty heads, filled the insides with taiwan el cheep -o parts..
Buyers thought they were getting a bike with an S&S motor, But far from it..
The real Injuns 1901-1953....... the rest are just 'wanna-bes'........
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Joined: 06-30-2010
Posts: 25,739
From: Kannapolis NC
Harley bikes are the soul of America, and the "real" Indians were amazing machines, but if my back would let me ride again....I'd still have to have a Vincent HRD Series C, AKA the Black Lightning. Besides one of those would be a nice compliment to those other two black vehicles I don't talk about here anymore.
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