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this was my first ride and I was hooked from then on 
Had lots of H-Ds over the years, and a few oddballs, too. '84 Moto Guzzi V-65Sp, '65 BSA thunderbolt (single carb, the lightning has 2), '74 Suzuki GT 550 (3 cyl, 2 stroke), and now, my new favorite middle weight...2000 Kawasaki W-650 Cafe'...
I'm new around here. Been riding my 1999 Drifter for a little over a year now. I'm sort of surprised there don't seem to be many Indian Riders in the bunch. (unless I missed something.) I've got a 1946 Chief. Current project is a Honda CB750 Bobber, Hardtail, Fatbob tanks, Solo seat with springs. Trying for a 1945 to 1955 (real) bobber look.
BTW ~ scottjacob ~ Enfield Indian ~ Cool!
This is my list.... 67 Honda 50, 76 TS 250, 60 Enfield Indian, 71 Bonne, 68 Bonne, 74 Trophy Trail, 70 Husky 360, 76 Husky 430AE, 75 Honda CB500T, 78 Bonne (still have since new) with a California Companion sidecar, 72 Honda CB100(still have),also a 63 Triumph bicycle. 
My first was a 1972 honda z50 mini trail when i was 8, then a 1976 harley 125cc 2 stroke.
then a few Yamaha's, other honda's, a BSA, a Ossa, a Hodaka wombat, then I got a 1984 Kawasaki GPz550 ZX550A1, my first Kawasaki, Since then i have owned an goldwing, a voyager, a harley, a yamaha xs1100, a 1976 honda cb750 super sport, and just this week a 1500 drifter.
The best of them all has to be the Gpz550.
i had the most fun, and the best memories of that bike.
I enjoy finding a bike that has been neglected and resurrecting them.
And would buy 1 again if i ran across a good deal.
45 Bravo
Yes, I have seen a couple (pics only). I recall seeing the Drifter listed on a trike conversion site - though not recently.
Quote from: Indian Drifter on September 03, 2011, 13:13:39 PMActually yes I have... I'll try to find it.. They had the traditional Trike set up as well as the Can-Am spyder trike option... Where did I save that at?
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will check Delphi ... maybe it was there .. I'll keep looking I had a link once..
Great, thanks! 
Actually yes I have... I'll try to find it.. They had the traditional Trike set up as well as the Can-Am spyder trike option... Where did I save that at?
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will check Delphi ... maybe it was there .. I'll keep looking I had a link once..
'02 Drifter 1500, '02 Harley Heritage Classic; looking to buy or convert one of mine to a trike..... anyone seen or heard of a trike kit for the 1500 Drifters?
Cheers, Regards, and such;
49Reo 
very nice... I want to bob a vulcan myself... should I ever get the time and treasure to do so!
My '02 Drifter was the 3rd one I attempted to get... the first 2 sold out under me fast!!! Glad I got ahold of this one...
My other bike, is a Vulcan Custom - Candy Lime Green. After I got the drifter I started chopping the custom... now the bike looks pretty mean with a solo springer seat and new Bub Jug Huggers!! The bike has been a work in progress with alot of mods I already completed... but the chopping was only doable when I had the second bike... i love the La Rosa set I got for the seat, chopper bag & form roll!
i bought a 2003 1500 drifter a little over a week ago traded in my 1996 honda magna 750 for it and lets just say that i made a good decision i liked my magna but it was just to small and i love my drifter all though the wife is not real happy yet cause we have not got a rear seat but it will come in due time
Recent new owner of a 99' Drifter 1500 and my last bike was a 2007 Suzuki GS500F. I have admired the Drifter ever since it came into being. Beautiful bike and have checked this site out for many years and now on here as a proud owner!
Cheers and safe riding,
Loopygoirish
99' Drifter 1500
Currently also own a 1976 Kawasaki kz750, and a 1967 Honda CD175. Last daily rider was a 1990 suzuki intruder 1400.
I just can't get rid of bikes anymore, they all have thier place
My Drifter handles all our 2-up needs, my '06 Sporty is basically a bobber and just a blast to ride, my '07 Vulcan 900 Classic is also going the way of the bobber and is also a lot of fun. My '76 Ironhead Sporty has found it's way to my oldest son's garage and he's riding the crap out of it. We also have an '80 Yamaha XS400 sitting in the garage in pieces, that'll either be a cafe style or we'll chop it.
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