1953 Indian Chief Motorcycle Hill Climb Herb Reiber 's Own Antique Hall Of Fame on 2040-motos
Trout Run, Pennsylvania, US
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Titled in Pa 1953, ten years ago I had the Rare opportunity to purchase Herb Reibers "AMA Hall of Fame Member" Hill Climber/Racer from 1953 along with his Washington DC dealership Indian Neon clock clock (does not go with bike), and several other items left over from the store, from his Nephew. Also my friend purchased his blue and white flat track warrior which was along side this Chief in the basement. His nephew told us stories of title to title races with this his favorite fast Bike starting in the store on the sales counter title to title , which Herb never lost !
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