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Posted by DC
- February 21, 2013, 07:32:56 AMQuote from: CDNRatMan on February 21, 2013, 07:21:50 AMRatMan, I toss my money out the window (play the lottery) each week. If I ever win big, I'll be sure to help you get into one too. Thx!Well Every Friday afternoon I work on my retirment plan and to help the people out I take $12.00 and throw it out the window and buy my lottery tickets........last month I had 30 tickets that I had not checked so I took them in one evening to the locla store and scanned them.....I ended up owning $2.00 so I could leave after getting my tickets scanned......if I win I'll buy 45 one of them bikes because he would look cool riding one.....DC I'll help cover the cost of one for you too....when I win....
Posted by CDNRatMan
- February 21, 2013, 07:21:50 AMWell Every Friday afternoon I work on my retirment plan and to help the people out I take $12.00 and throw it out the window and buy my lottery tickets........last month I had 30 tickets that I had not checked so I took them in one evening to the locla store and scanned them.....I ended up owning $2.00 so I could leave after getting my tickets scanned......if I win I'll buy 45 one of them bikes because he would look cool riding one.....DC I'll help cover the cost of one for you too....when I win....
Posted by DC
- February 21, 2013, 07:16:53 AMThat's some ultra serious coin for either a Polaris Indian or a Kiwi Chout. Okay, how do I win the lottery?
Posted by 45 Bravo
- February 20, 2013, 21:38:28 PMLast year I talked to Mike Tomas of kiwi talking bout their 101 chout (a 1920's 101 scout frame with a 40's chief engine) design.
Delivered, about $30 something thousand.
This is what I would buy if I win the lottery.
I just love the look, and just have to have one one day
45 Bravo
Posted by teamster6
- February 20, 2013, 20:28:15 PMWell if they fold Kawasaki ought to hit the band wagon and reproduce the drifter yeah!
t6
Posted by pcarrell
- February 20, 2013, 19:17:46 PMI'm surprised Polaris didn't drop the price when they took over.
Posted by teamster6
- February 20, 2013, 18:54:06 PMI keep wondering how they are going to sell enough of those bikes to stay in buisness at the price. Im betting they are gonna fold and loose just like before when they were asking like 23,000 per bike.
t6
Posted by FloridaDrifter
- February 20, 2013, 18:39:02 PMAs a fan of classic Indians, I try to like what Polaris is doing. Can't do it. Wish Kawa bought the Indian name and reintroduced the drifter...
Posted by 49Reo
- February 08, 2013, 19:55:52 PMI agree with you MD, on the Kiwi Indian. Yes, Teamster6, those jugs are tall; that is the "bottle-top" (so called due to how the rocker covers resemble a bottle cap) engine, the "Power-plus produced by Indian in their later years. Definitely overpriced; a Kiwi Indian is MUCH more bang for the buck. (IMHO)
49Reo
Posted by marshalldoll
- February 08, 2013, 19:47:08 PMIf I were going to spend 36K I would buy a Kiwi Indian. Then you have the original Indian look with modern mechanics. Just my opinion.
Dan
Posted by teamster6
- February 08, 2013, 15:11:27 PMA friend of mine sent me this pic from a bike show in maryland. The cylinders look really high not like a real indian. Side by side I would say the drifter looks alot more like the original with the lower styled cylinders.
t6
Posted by 49Reo
- February 08, 2013, 14:22:57 PMAnd they wonder why they keep going extinct.
49Reo
Posted by pcarrell
- February 08, 2013, 13:39:20 PM.....and that's before you load it up with options!
Posted by teamster6
- February 08, 2013, 13:31:19 PMI cant believe those INdians are going for that kind of money. Well I guess I could buy at least 8 or 9 drifters for that kind of money and ride forever ha ha
t6