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Looking good man... that's my favorite stock color combo with chrome. The Indian stuff isn't my style, but you make it look sharp!
Quote from: CDNRatMan on May 04, 2015, 13:18:39 PMLet me know if you are coming thru Central NY!ok why does Kayuta Lake not show up on Microsoft Streets and maps?
I am going to ride down from here on the 5th and the do the ride with my sister and her husband on the 6th and then on the 7th head home, also going to try to met up with moosewing3 since he moved to Amherstview.
Quote from: CDNRatMan on May 04, 2015, 13:18:39 PMI think you answered your own question ... Microsoft! LOL! Reminds me of the old joke, "The day Microsoft makes something that doesn't suck will be the day that Microsoft decides to manufacture vacuum cleaners..."ok why does Kayuta Lake not show up on Microsoft Streets and maps?
I am going to ride down from here on the 5th and the do the ride with my sister and her husband on the 6th and then on the 7th head home, also going to try to met up with moosewing3 since he moved to Amherstview.
Kayuta Lake:
ok why does Kayuta Lake not show up on Microsoft Streets and maps?
I am going to ride down from here on the 5th and the do the ride with my sister and her husband on the 6th and then on the 7th head home, also going to try to met up with moosewing3 since he moved to Amherstview.
You're absolutely right, GB; but I'd like the same to have one of those Indian beauties (together with my Drifter)... 
Quote from: bambam0099 on May 04, 2015, 09:30:10 AMI'll bet he wishes he still had that Indian.... But in honesty, I think the Drifters look about as cool as they did.My brother and I took a ~10hr ride yesterday all over including the Wellesly Island, Clayton and Cape Vincent up at the 1000 Islands.
We stopped at my Uncles Park (Island Shadows) to show him the bike and he was just in awe of it. He told me to hang on and came back out with a picture of him as a kid on his Indian! he then went around comparing it to his and told me how he had to stand on the kick start with both feet, how the throttle did not "snap back" so it was effectively used as a cruise control, how the seat was "the rear shocks", etc., etc.And of course, on the way home, I got several compliments when stopping for gas and a quite a few stares a few "thumbs up" when pulling alongside cars and a couple groups of bikers.
Quote from: bambam0099 on May 04, 2015, 09:30:10 AMWe stopped at my Uncles Park (Island Shadows) to show him the bike and he was just in awe of it. He told me to hang on and came back out with a picture of him as a kid on his Indian! he then went around comparing it to his and told me how he had to stand on the kick start with both feet, how the throttle did not "snap back" so it was effectively used as a cruise control, how the seat was "the rear shocks", etc., etc.
Ehy Bambam, I guess your uncle told you what happened to his Indian: I mean, does he still got the bike or what?
I'd pay a fortune to ensure that one of my parents still had such a wonderful bike like that!
Quote from: CDNRatMan on May 04, 2015, 09:40:55 AMThanks for the heads up! I will definitely check it out!I am thinking of taking the Cape Vincent ferry over to Wolfe Island on my ride back from Drift In. Then spend a few days in Kingston to visit my sister.
I'll be in Kingston on the weekend of the 5 - 7 June for the Annual ride For Dad. You should check that out....
I am thinking of taking the Cape Vincent ferry over to Wolfe Island on my ride back from Drift In. Then spend a few days in Kingston to visit my sister.
I'll be in Kingston on the weekend of the 5 - 7 June for the Annual ride For Dad. You should check that out....
My brother and I took a ~10hr ride yesterday all over including the Wellesly Island, Clayton and Cape Vincent up at the 1000 Islands.
We stopped at my Uncles Park (Island Shadows) to show him the bike and he was just in awe of it. He told me to hang on and came back out with a picture of him as a kid on his Indian! he then went around comparing it to his and told me how he had to stand on the kick start with both feet, how the throttle did not "snap back" so it was effectively used as a cruise control, how the seat was "the rear shocks", etc., etc.
And of course, on the way home, I got several compliments when stopping for gas and a quite a few stares a few "thumbs up" when pulling alongside cars and a couple groups of bikers.
Got the Zambini Indian emblem on the tank over the weekend and it looks awesome!
Quote from: bambam0099 on March 22, 2015, 15:10:03 PMI like what you did with the seat fringe though I'm not sure how you get it to stand up like thatThe seat
Seriously though, it looks good! Is it just a 'glue on' piece of fringe?
EDIT: Ooops, I see you've already answered my question.
Quote from: CDNRatMan on April 29, 2015, 09:39:30 AMThat would look awesome!only thing you need now is a front hub cover.
Quote from: pcarrell on April 29, 2015, 08:52:10 AMI was lucky enough to find a brand new set last year.Bambam, I didn't think they were still making those fender ornaments. I've been wanting one to match my tank emblems. Did you get that recently?
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