The Indian motorcycle company has a long and illustrious history, and for decades provided the main competition for its now more-famous competitor Harley-Davidson. Both marks were used by the military as scouts and couriers, often with a sidecar attached.
VAHF has an 1917 Indian motorcycle, VIN 73J740, with a
sidecar. It was restored in the mid-1990s by Bill Wiseman of
LaVernia, Texas, and is painted in a period military scheme.
The sidecar is a reproduction made in Indonesia. This bike is
in running condition, and in fact is fast enough to be scary!
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