2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe Cruiser on 2040-motos

US $8,899.00

Year:2002 Mileage:25 Color: JET BLACK

Location:

Temecula, California, US

2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe Cruiser , US $8,899.00, image 1

Indian Spirit Deluxe photos

2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe Cruiser , US $8,899.00, image 2

2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe Cruiser , US $8,899.00, image 3

2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe Cruiser , US $8,899.00, image 4

2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe Cruiser , US $8,899.00, image 5

2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe Cruiser , US $8,899.00, image 6

2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe Cruiser , US $8,899.00, image 7

Indian Spirit Deluxe tech info

Type:Cruiser Stock Number:V138219 Phone:8668209025

Indian Spirit Deluxe description

2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe, A GREAT INDIAN -S&S POWERED-STRETCH TANK OPTION- GREAR CONDITION- INDIANS ARE HOT - The 2002 Indian Spirit Deluxe just might be the essence of what Indian motorcycles are all about. Bold, independent, and rich in tradition, the 2002 Spirit Deluxe embodies the innate feeling of freedom and power that Indian is revered for the world over.

Moto blog

Polaris Reports Q4 2011 Results

Wed, 25 Jan 2012

Polaris Industries reported a record net profit of $227.6 million for 2011. Polaris’ on-road arm, which consists primarily of Victory Motorcycles saw a 79% year-on-year increase in sales. Sales from on-road vehicles, including Victory and Indian motorcycles as well as small electric vehicles from the newly-acquired GEM and Goupil brands, totaled $146.3 million in 2011, compared to just $81.6 million in 2010.

1916 Indian Board Track Racer

Tue, 12 Mar 2013

The simplicity of this 1916 Indian Board Track Racer is what makes it so beautiful. Board Track was popular during the early part of the 20th century where cars and motorcycles competed at these stadiums where the surface was composed of wooden boards. It was an idea copied from velodromes used across Europe for bicycle racing and ultimately led to the oval racing phenomenon - like NASCAR - that still captivates Americans today.

Bill Tuman, Bobby Hill, To Be Grand Marshals For AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days

Thu, 05 Jun 2014

In the early 1950s, three underdog riders were winning AMA Grand Nationals against their better-funded factory rivals out of Europe and Milwaukee, Wis. Whether it was the Springfield Mile, the Charity Newsies or Daytona, Bill Tuman, Bobby Hill and Ernie Beckman put their Indian motorcycles on the top step of the podium. Known as the Indian Wrecking Crew, Tuman, Hill and Beckman made an indelible mark on the history books and solidified Indian Motorcycles’ reputation as one of the 20th Century’s greatest marques.