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Indian dirt track clone; Awesome !

Discussion in 'Motorcycles & Boats' started by LightGuy, Nov 10, 2017.

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  1. LightGuy

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    #1 LightGuy, Nov 10, 2017
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    #2 Alcav5, Nov 10, 2017
    nice, wish I were able to ride in the dirt...
     
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    #3 LightGuy, Nov 13, 2017
    As far as I know it's a streetable replica
     
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    #4 boxerman, Nov 13, 2017
    Every few years i see a bike, that just grabs me and I feel compeled to buy. If this indian were on a showroom floor I would own it already.
    Its bizzare to me that harley which "owned" the tracker genre and has been looking for new customers never made something like this, they just seem so clueless and stuck.

    Meanwhile lets see what a production Indian tracker really looks like.
     
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    #5 greg328, Nov 14, 2017
    Cool bike!


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  6. LightGuy

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    #6 LightGuy, Nov 17, 2017
    I get the feeling that Harley management is ruled by yes men.
    When a "revolutionary" guy like willie g comes along they all "Yes men " him.
    Pathetic.
    A small V-twin is cool as bar bike.
    Compete a big V-twin vs a Goldwing or K1600 and its laughable.
    I'm getting rid of a Road King for a Goldwing.
    Tired of my hands being numb after a days ride to :"Look cool".
     
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    #7 boxerman, Nov 27, 2017
    Harley makes some really well made machines, they have good components to play with, stylisticaly and conceptualy they are stuck in some sort of decaying retro lens.

    have a look at what Mule motorcycle is doing with Harleys, makes the Indian look uninspired.

    As to bar bikes and touring bikes. If you want no make that need the youth market as harley does, its not with touring bikes.
     

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