1999 Indian Chief on 2040-motos

US $16,550.00

Year:1999 Mileage:12 Color: Green

Location:

Miami Beach, Florida, United States

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Indian Chief tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,442 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller

Indian Chief description

Do you want to own a pice of history, this is # 505 of the 1100 from the first year back of Indian Motorcycle. This bike has only had one owner since new, we completely rebuilt the bike. Brand new tires, brand new genuine leather motorcycle Sidecar seats, brakes, speedometer, paint shop, new Mobil 1 full Synthetic motor oil, filter. This bike is turn on Key ready to ride. This bike is gorgeous, we highly recommend for you to come to see it in person. In 1998, the trademarks were awarded to a group of investors who formed a new company based in Gilroy, California.Three models were made during this era:Scout / Spirit: These were the ''small'' bikes which used a common frame and S&S engine. The Scout was ''sporty'', while Spirit targeted light touring.The Chief was the flagship bike. It had its own larger chassis, and was powered by the first new Indian proprietary engine in 50 years, the Power Plus 100. Unfortunately, the Power Plus 100 was plagued by reliability issues.In September of 2003, Indian Motorcycle in Gilroy California declared bankruptcy and ceased operations. ring.We just installed the Sidecar, it has a Brand New Indian Paint an Custom Genuine Leather Seats in the Bike and Sidecar. We just installed brand-new Tires, this bike is turn key ready to Cruise. If you can come and see the bike in person you won't be disappointed, it stands up anywhere it goes.

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