NE frmhnd

In my 8-9 years on the road, I found that "loud pipes save lives", share the road, look out for bikes", and "look twice save a life" are probably about 60% of the time a lame excuse for not looking out for one's self.

NISMOramAE86

Ive been riding since '99 and am currently on a Frankenstein suzuki SV street fighter made of various make/model such as-

Harley piping
Buell rear shock
Buell face/headlight (looking to replace with KTM)
Honda VFR single swingarm
Ducati Tail
Yamaha Throttle
TL Forks/brakes

My goal was to get some part from every major bike manufacturer and INDIAN is on the list. Not sure what i could grab.. but i know i could use a better kickstand and side mirror(s)

Any Indian owners have any spare parts?

Looking to check off:
Kawasaki
BMW
MV
Aprilla
among others

SIXSLUG

Indian Aaron rides an 02. He rebuilt it at 60K.

He suggested a way older or way newer model.

2Rams

I don't have a problem with any motorcycle brand, you buy what you like/build/cobble together or can afford and ride, it's all about the ride. Heck there's a guy here in St. Louis who rides like a '95 Yellow fat boy, the ape hangers he has on that bike are high enough I; just shy of 6', can walk under them. He also has pipes that once the reach near the rear axle they swoop up at a 45 about 5 feet. That guy rides that bike everywhere and I'd bet he's logged over a 100k on that bike. Next time I see him I'm going to ask him how many miles he has on that thing. Matter of fact I think you can find on Google or one of those type of sites a picture of him on I-70 riding that thing.

As far as these go fast bike, every year we have to deal with the "Ride of the Century' idiots. I won't go into detail but you can definitely youtube or google those knuckleheads, all kinds of video on them.

I SPEED

2016 Indian Springfield....

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Fordzilla

Another stinking spammer...This is getting old fast......Ben