Rare Dunhills Ltd. mascotte

Found this photo on the "Indian motorcycle Club
The Netherlands" website. The description on the left reads:
"A particularly striking mascot which is the product of Dunhills Ltd.
These mascots are very popular with owners of fast machines"
Looks like a mixture of God Pan and Lucifer to me, great item,
love to have one!

Killer Bobbers Indian

Found this picture on hoodlum.dk (great blog!). If I'm correct,
the owner of this bike is Allan from Killer Bobbers, Copenhagen Denmark. It's one of the best looking Chiefs I've ever seen.

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Spotted on Ebay: Indian Scout 101 racer tank!

Below the sellers discription:

"Indian Scout racer tank 101 daytona
2 inch wider w ohv pockets"

"RED TANK IS A STOCK 4CYL TANK NOT FOR SALE JUST
TO SHOW THE DIFFERENCE IN SIZE, AUCTION IS FOR
BLACK TANK ONLY"

"Tank is 2 inches wider at front and rear. Tank fits in 101 frame.
Was in a old mans barn for 50+ years he said it was off an Indian
race bike. Have had 4-5 knolagable Indian experts look at this tank
and say its authentic.Looks like it would hold a considerable amount
more fuel and oil than stock tank.Looks to have ohv pockets on bottom
if needed or not.have for trade locally so may end auction early but
only if does not meet reserve. Nice piece if you have a use for it."

Just a couple of shots...

This evening Michael (General Wheels) came over with his
handmade boardtracker bicycle. We took a couple of shots
together with my Indian...

3D chopper (part 2)

Last week I made some progress on the
3D chopper I started...

3D frame tryout

At my work I'm getting the chance to learn more
about 3d modeling. I've learned some basic
skills and know I'm trying to build a chopper.
This is only a start, as you can see some parts are
not finished, like the frontfork for example.

Pass it on to you

A new blog started by a man who tried to
sell his wife and kids on Ebay to achieve more
spare time to spend on his CB500 Caferacer
project. You should also check out his copper
and brass pieces of work on his blog!
pass it on to you