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Are RK Classic owners more accepting of the look of the new Indian motorcycles? The consensus among others in HDF (General Thread) is they are not very pretty.
I don't know what others in this thread believe think but I think they are pretty cool looking bikes. I especially like the Vintage.
Are RK Classic owners more accepting of the look of the new Indian motorcycles? The consensus among others in HDF (General Thread) is they are not very pretty.
I don't know what others in this thread believe think but I think they are pretty cool looking bikes. I especially like the Vintage.
I like it a lot. I also road a couple on a demo day. The first one was a dog, but the second one ran very strong and handled well. They were saying that they were pre-production bikes, not sure if that true, but it world explain the bad running one.
That color combo is beautiful. Now you've got me thinking.
Originally Posted by Whiskers
Forced347...sweet bike. Mine is a 2002 also. It started as blue/silver was transitioned to blue/birch white. Seeing a bike just like yours inspired the paint switch!!
Are RK Classic owners more accepting of the look of the new Indian motorcycles? The consensus among others in HDF (General Thread) is they are not very pretty.
I don't know what others in this thread believe think but I think they are pretty cool looking bikes. I especially like the Vintage.
Are RK Classic owners more accepting of the look of the new Indian motorcycles? The consensus among others in HDF (General Thread) is they are not very pretty.
I don't know what others in this thread believe think but I think they are pretty cool looking bikes. I especially like the Vintage.
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