"Nice Indian" compliments

Started by Cotton Mouth, October 25, 2013, 10:28:00 AM

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Cotton Mouth

Quote from: pcarrell on October 25, 2013, 11:00:33 AM

You will have to get used to it.  You can tell the hard core bikers from the others because they'll say things like "I didn't know Indian had a water cooled, shaft driven model."

I'll learn to survive out there I guess lol. Seems like it's going to be an interesting time at some of my stops!
Quote from: CDNRatMan on October 25, 2013, 11:03:30 AM

you should just let your arms drop when they finally tell you it is not a true Indian, and say $30,000.00 and they sold me something else.....lol.....
that is one sweet ride CM.

Lol...that is a good one, and I'll have to use that line the first time somebody lets me know.  That will be hilarious and exactly something I would do/say.  Can't wait...I'm ready now!


CDNRatMan

oh folding rear floor boards for the passenger......so cool.....

well you will shortly become an outgoing person, and then you will wonder were all these smart people come from who are experts in motorcycles......

you should just let your arms drop when they finally tell you it is not a true Indian, and say $30,000.00 and they sold me something else.....lol.....

that is one sweet ride CM.

GPS is not to get you THERE but rather to get you home from THERE

pcarrell

You will have to get used to it.  You can tell the hard core bikers from the others because they'll say things like "I didn't know Indian had a water cooled, shaft driven model." 


Cotton Mouth

#1

Bought my bike a few weeks ago.  For the first time, rode the beast specifically to run errands last week.

First stop:  Locksmith- Was fastening my skid lid when a guy came out and said he liked my Indian and asked me if I preferred Indians to Harley.  I told him I just like riding something different.  Was in a hurry, on to the next stop.

Second stop: Auto parts store- Came out to a crowd around the "Indian".  Lots more compliments from folks and some thank yous from me.  Again, I'm not going to explain, unless asked.

Not a real outgoing person, but I will probably need to get used to it when I'm out on this bike.  Do you find yourself going outside or into the garage just to look at it?  I do this with both of my rides, I think they are works of art.


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