Another attraction that is not less interesting is ditiampilkannya alerts Bert Munro Indian Scout 1920. This is the fastest Indian bike capable era drove the speed record on the salt meadow Bounneville in 1967. At that speed reached 293.7 miles per hour! Not only exhibited, motorcycle engine will be turned on so that visitors know how menggelegarnya sound generated pace and atmosphere created.
Reincarnation legendary motorcycle from the U.S., Indian, re-echoed by the new owner, Polaris Industries, and made official today (18/1) at the International Motorcycle Show (IMS) at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York, up to two days ahead. Rows of motorcycles in 2013 and 2014 will be on display, not to mention appeared to be the first time, Indian Chief Vintage Final Edition (as in the photo).
Polaris and Indian officials will go straight, hold a sort of gathering with visitors and media, to discuss the future direction of Indians. "We prepare everything for the public to show 112-year-old Indian who had returned, including showing what we will do in the future, and a wide range of motorcycles that will be the mainstay," said Steve Menneto, Vice President of Motorcycle Polaris.
As Steve said, the IMS Indians are going all out. One is to continue working with Mike Wolfe, host of American Pickers commonly aired on History Channel on various television channels. Mike will accompany the executives in a press conference today and come be a part of the Indian brand.
