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What are your thoughts on this old Indian?
I don't know if it ever made production or not but it looks comfy!
6 Answers
- .G.Lv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
Too Cool!! I would not be surprised to see design go that way again in the near future
- curmudgeon55Lv 77 years ago
full dolphin fairings were used on a few post war cycles for racing and some street types. racing rules changed mid/late 1950s to not allow them on tracks because of accidents , front wheel interference. street use got a few incidents and couple places banned them also - US transportation dept advisory,british MOT and Germany stopped them for street use after front wheel jams. about that time. Bonneville was complete off road so still used a lot. Might be fun to try- but don't get front wheels jammed.
- Candid ChrisLv 77 years ago
Buy two of them and with a little imagination you could have a 1949 Buick Roadmaster that was lowered and didn't scrape the paint off while cornering. Add flames, LOL!
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