Now this is an old school bike I could like

[djh3]

I'm not much inot the whole retro look indian thinig, but a buddy sent this pic to me.

Edited June 10, 2014 by djh3

[Flyinfool]

I don't know, I tend to like my bikes to have a little more substance......

[Bubber]

No picture just an 'X".

 

Bubber

[djh3]

Try that. Bubber

[Bubber]

Try that. Bubber

 

 

Ya sure, that be good! :rotf:

[Grandpagak]

NEAT, COOL, DIFFERENT, BUT UGLY!! THIS IS MY PERSONAL OPINION...:whistling:

[Dragonslayer]

Nay...... No Trunk, No saddlebags.......Where would I put my stuff?

[billmac]

Nay...... No Trunk, No saddlebags.......Where would I put my stuff?

 

It's for riding with Harley riders, from bar to bar and to the Harley shop.

[Stache]

It's for riding with Harley riders, from bar to bar and to the Harley shop.

Might be for riding WITH Harley riders, but it can't be FOR Harley riders. Where would they get matching clothes?

[Tisunac]

A few weeks ago I saw a trike with the same "theme" (57 Chevy) on Blue Ridge Parkway.... The trike was a little more practical, you could actually ride it....

[CaptainJoe]

I'm not much inot the whole retro look indian thinig, but a buddy sent this pic to me.

 

I think it looks pretty Cool!

 

That being said it's not practical. could you imagine trying to ride that beast in Wyoming?...

 

Probably wouldn't last long in a cross wind.

 

Would be a hoot in a parade though...

[djh3]

I have seen the 57 Chevy style Boss Hog trike. I agree this bike isnt practicable by any stretch of the imagination, but neither is any of the ones I see on OCC. SOme look cool if you had a place to show them off. But actually riding?? No way.

[Eck]

Looks like a strong side wind could possibly put a hurting on the driver.........

[wes0778]

would make lots of sparks in even a slight turn... :shock3: :stirthepot: