2014 Indian Chief Vintage Cruiser on 2040-motos

US $21,399.00

Year:2014 Mileage:5 Color: Indian Motorcycle Red

Location:

Lowell, North Carolina, US

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Indian Chief tech info

Type:Cruiser Stock Number:14- TBD VIN:TBD Phone:8885412413

Indian Chief description

2014 Indian Chief Vintage, Indian Red - The Indian color since 1907! - STYLE MEETS SWAGGER. The 2014 Indian Chief Vintage brings iconic Indian styling to a whole new level. We can finance for 84 months...

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Moto blog

All 50 States Ranked For Highest Motorcycle Ownership Per Capita

Tue, 18 Feb 2014

In a recent study done ranking each of the 50 states (and the District of Columbia) by motorcycle ownership per capita, South Dakota ranked the best. There are a total of 69,284 motorcycles registered in the state, according to the Department of Transportation, and with a total population of 816,598, when you do the math, there’s roughly 12 people in South Dakota for every motorcycle. Considering South Dakota is the home of the Sturgis rally, its ranking on this list may not be much of a surprise.

Indian Employee Inks His Love For The Brand – Video

Tue, 04 Mar 2014

Lonnie Hannah is more than just a rider, he’s the Sr. Layout Designer for Indian Motorcycle. A lifelong motorcyclist, he currently calls his — wait for it — 2005 H-D Heritage Classic his pride and joy.

Speed trippy

Fri, 25 Jan 2013

FED up of your commute? Check out Indian motorcycle journo Aneesh Shivanekar's average morning, filmed as he rode his KTM Duke 200 between the Mumbai suburbs of Andheri and Bandra (a distance of about 7 miles, or half his one-way journey). And no, he's not Jesse Mach; this GoPro footage is sped up 8x.