Description

1948Indian Chief race motorcycle model #7 in a larger 1:6 scale with a labeled wood stand. It measures 14 inches long and is described as being in very good condition.

In the early years, Indian motorcycles were among the fastest. Harley Davidson eventually caught up, and the competition intensified. High-banked board tracks produced speeds of more than 100 MPH for purpose-built racers. The V Twin engine originally displaced 37 cu. in. and was increased to 45 cu. in. in 1927 in response to the Excelsior engine. A heavier frame was added in 1932, and Military Models were added in 1942.

A display piece for an office or man cave. Please check photos, as they are part of the description and this is the bike you will receive.