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The Indian Motorcycle Manufacturing Company was founded in 1901, by former bicycle racers George M. Hendee and Oscar Hedstrom, and is based in Springfield, Massachusetts. Formed two years before the Harley-Davidson Company, The Indian Motorcycle is America`s oldest motorcycle brand.

The first Indian had a 1.75 BHP, single cylinder engine. The motorcycle was an instant success with sales increasing rapidly during the next decade. The famous diamond framed Indian Single was launched in 1904. The engine of the bike was built by the Aurora Firm in Illinois. It was available in the deep red color thats synonymous with the Indian Motorcycle till date. The popularity of the Indian Motorcycle grew to such an extent, that in 1913 the company sold nearly 32,000 bikes. Erwin "Cannonball" Baker, one of the Indians most famous riders, made a strong show by setting numerous racing and long-distance records on the Indians first V-twin bike. The Powerplus, a side-valve V-twin engine, was unveiled in 1916 and was successful both as the basis for a racing bike as well as a roadster. Modified versions of the Powerplus are still used in Indian Motorcycles. Jake De Rosier, another Indian Motorcycle superstar, won an estimated 900 races on dirt-tracks and boards.

	Indian 2003 INDIAN CHIEF ROADMASTER MOTORCYCLE 1500 MILES			$15,000.00
	Indian INDIAN TRAIL BIKE MOTORCYCLE		8	$202.50
	Indian Vintage 1974 Indian Motorcycle 100 cc 280 hours			$650.00
	Indian CUSTOM INDIAN MOTORCYCLE-1st place Las Vegas Bike Fest		-	$22,995.00
	Indian 1948 Indian Chief Motorcycle		2	$10,200.00
	Indian : Chief 2000 Indian Chief Motorcycle		2	$10,000.00
	Indian Rare Indian MM5B 49cc Motorcycle			$850.00
	Indian : chief 1946 Indian Chief Motorcycle		4	$5,100.00
	Indian : Scout 100th Anniversary Indian Motorcycle - Scout 100th anniversary - MINT		-	$5,000.00 $12,000.00

The Indian Motorcycle Company launched the Scout and the Chief in the early 1920s. The Scout and Chief both had 42 degree V-twin engines, with their layout designed by Charles B Franklin, these two bikes are the company`s most successful models. They were both admired for their strength and durability; which brought about the famous Indian saying: "You can't wear out an Indian Scout, or its brother the Indian Chief. They are built like Rocks to take hard knocks; it's the Harleys that cause grief". In 1930, The Indian Motorcycle Company was taken over by entrepreneur E Paul DuPont; this led to the motorcycles being available in more than 24 color options. The company featured the head-dress of a Native American on the gas tank and also stuck with this Native American look in all its advertising campaigns. The company`s factory was also known as the Wigwam.