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Posted by chief
- June 01, 2013, 23:42:51 PMPersonally, I would never, ever have a 1947 anything as my only bike. I like the vintage look but I want modern technology and reliability. I'm pretty utilitarian... I don't buy collector guns you can't shoot, nor collector bikes you really can't ride.
So, for me... even if I had a 1953 Chief in my garage... sitting next to it would be my 2002 Drifter.
Of course, if I had the bucks... I'd own a few hundred bikes... we all have dreams I guess! 
Posted by greenbarn
- June 01, 2013, 23:22:22 PMI'm looking forward to this. Great shots.
Posted by Nanook
- June 01, 2013, 21:52:18 PMOk, got to be honest here! If a had 30 000$ I would'nt be here, but probably on a vintage indian forum somewhere talking about my '47 chief. But hey I live on a limited budget, but simply find that kawa did a wonderful job on paying tribute to the indian motorcycle. With all due respect, no matter what you say, when I bought the bike it was clear wich way I was doing, nothing original here but the bike will be indianized. But I tought that it would be nice to show you the process change by change in pictures. One in always the same position, and the other one a bit creatve, shutter happy oblige! So here's the beginning.
First intervention, removal of the back rest, luggage rack, saddlebag, harley airfilter cover windshield, deer whistle, and the vulcan crest and installation of the indian vinyl decals.