Indian Motorcycle Rally

09/08/2024

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08/09/2024

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08/09/2024

07/21/2024

Believe-It-Or-Not......let the reader decide.
In 1913 the brothers [Abernathy] Louis [Bud] age 13, and Temple age 9, rode from Oklahoma to New York City on the Indian Motorcycle seen in the photo. This was not the Abernathy boys firs adventure.
In 1909 the two brothers, Louis “Bud” aged nine and Temple five, encountered a host of Old West obstacles, including wolves and wild rivers, when they rode more than 1,000 miles from Oklahoma to Santa Fe and back – ALONE!.
The following year the brothers set their sights on New York City, which they reached after a month of hard riding.
In the summer of 1911, they did the impossible. They rode nearly 4,000 miles, from New York to San Francisco, in only sixty-two days. Once again, the Abernathy Boys had made a historic ride without any adult assistance and accomplished an equestrian feat which has never been equaled.
The two boys are the sons of “Catch-Em Alive Jack” Abernathy, famed Wolf-Hunter and US Marshal.

05/14/2024

In 1913 the brothers [Abernathy] Louis [Bud] age 13, and Temple age 9, rode from Oklahoma to New York City on the Indian Motorcycle seen in the photo. This was not the Abernathy boys firs adventure.

In 1909 the two brothers, Louis “Bud” aged nine and Temple five, encountered a host of Old West obstacles, including wolves and wild rivers, when they rode more than 1,000 miles from Oklahoma to Santa Fe and back – ALONE!.

The following year (1910) the brothers set their sights on New York City, which they reached after a month of hard riding.

In the summer of 1911, they did the impossible. They rode nearly 4,000 miles, from New York to San Francisco, in only sixty-two days. Once again, the Abernathy Boys had made a historic ride without any adult assistance and accomplished an equestrian feat which has never been equaled.

04/27/2024

03/30/2024

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03/23/2024

03/14/2024

The Old Guard.

Indian factory racers ca. 1909.

Among the first factory competition specials, the two Indian motorcycles in the foreground with their distinctive torpedo tanks and precarious saddle assembly earned the nickname of the “monkey-on-the-stick” racers.

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03/14/2024

Since its inception, Indian has focused on performance-oriented motorcycles - many of which are fit for the racetrack. Here are the fastest ones ever built.

03/03/2024

Indian Motorcycles are iconic American two-wheelers. The company's earliest history is tied to the terrifying, almost forgotten sport of board racing.

02/22/2024

Crucial First World War missions required speed. Bicycles were quiet and quick, but the innovative vehicle on the market was much faster.