Indian Motorcycles

[Mark Fair]

here is one I did using s**** wood and molding.
All painted with house paint, tube acrylic and Behr Crackle medium.

[Mike Meyer]

It's one of my favorites Mark!

Check out
"World's fastest Indian"

[Chunkie]

That really is beautiful. Nice work.

[paulp]

That is realy cool mark

[Wayne]

Very Cool !!

[davemcm]

That looks great! wish I had such talent!

[campainter]

You spelled it wrong! :oops:

I'm not kidding, Mark. Indian always called their machines "MOTOCYCLES" (no R). Right. Like you need me bustin yer chops. :wink:

Oh, BTW, nice sign.

[Mark Fair]

They also didn't use a Buffalo Nickel in their ads.
That didn't stop me Cam. hahahahaha

[Mike Meyer]

If I was bike trash, I'd ride an Indian. Hell yeah.

[Jillbeans]

Niiice.
Here's a shot of Mom and Dad on an Indian in 1948.
They had just started dating and he borrowed a pal's bike to impress her.
(sorry for such a small photo)
And one of my great-grandpap and a chum in Indian costumes about 1898. As far as I know, he never rode a motorcycle.
Love....Jill

[Mike Meyer]

damn Jill...it's REALLY small! I can't even see it!

[Mike Meyer]

sorry I see it now.....overspray in my eyes

[jake snow]

Jilly, you tryn' to get these ol boys aroused with that "self" pic or what? :P

Oh and that is one good lookin sign Mr. Fair!

[Mark Fair]

that ain't no indian that is a moto-cycle. ;)