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Posted by pcarrell
 - 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." 

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

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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