A record setter at speed venues such as the Isle of Man and the Bonneville Salt Flats, classic Indian bikes have been powered by a mystique that far outlived its glory years.
America's First Motocycle
The classic Indian motorcycles were produced from 1901 to 1953, when America's first motorcycle manufacturer went out of business. There have been attempts to revive the brand, but none have been successful. But now, thanks to Polaris Industries, a company that made its bones with snowmobiles and ATVs, its all changing.
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Apr 26, 2018
Bad news: Ferg has had to put his record attempt back to 2019 after problems manufacturing pistons put too long a delay into the timeline for this August. But the good news is that the postponement will allow more valuable time for development and testing, which continues apace.
Mar 19, 2018
In this issue we take a ride out of this world, preview Energica's E-bikes for the new MotoE series, have video of the Akrapovi? Tribute to Superbikes from Slovenia, the return of a Vincent Down Under, and we have the next instalment of Ferg's preparations for his world land speed record attempt.
Feb 22, 2018
Fergs Triumph Bonneville T120R has taken great strides in its recreation as a land-speed-record breaking machine. We revisited his workshop to catch up on progress.
