Indians -- THEY ARE BACK

[VN1500]

Since these aren't made any more, they are getting record high prices for them.

They're @ the $30,000 level. I prefer hard bags for travel, so it [is] my favorite. The Chief 'Vintage' leathered up is @ the $35,000 level. However....given [Indians] problems getting off the ground so-to-speak.... third try in 10 years?...I'll need some time now to even consider one. And, at those prices?...I have doubts I would buy new. I'm not cheap, but,..where's the justification for the price?...where's the value?...way to many good motorcycles out there at much more reasonable pricing..yeah they're pretty, but so are many others....{JMO}.......Ron

[chief]

Since these aren't made any more, they are getting record high prices for them.

[TerryG]

I'm really digging that BlackHawk Chief, anyone have price info?

[Indian Drifter]

Few were manufactured at the Indian Kings Mountain plant. A handful remain available. Since Polaris acknowledges they are well made Chiefs and because they feature a custom art-deco inspired theme that I like very much, I feel that some of you may be interested by this Blackhawk  model. (only know for sure that the Charlotte Dealer has 4 in stock or had), but for sure they are now one of the rarest NEW Indians.

[Indian Drifter]

Historic picture? The Polaris team working on Indian Motorcycles just tweeted the picture of the 1st Indian bike they ever assembled at the The Spirit Lake, Iowa facility. The first Polaris-Indian will be subjected to extensive testing and evaluation to ensure the quality meets all Polaris quality standards.

The 2012 Indian Chief will not be available until December or January, will keep the same price structure, and is the transition model to the brand new Polaris/Indian motorcycle to be unveiled summer of 2012. For the Indian Chief featured here, expect  minor improvements or fixes and only three 2-tone paint combos plus solid black and solid red. The industry can't wait see what Polaris-Indian is going to offer as 2013