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I will just start saying you are a complete idiot. Indian was hanging on to obsolete technology for the Chief, but this was during a time they were developing an answer to the British invasion, the Torque models. To say they were using H-D's now patented "hang on to the past" marketing scheme is ridiculous. The company lost its shirt on Army contracts during the war (damn near impossible, but it happened). Then, spent what they had left to try to develop a bike the masses would want. Unfortunately, after developing the Torque models, they were open to a corporate takeover, which occured, and the company ceased to exsist. Just because you have some penis envy for H-D, don't take it out on a good example of an Indian. Show me a bike that was "modern" in 1946, and I will show you a Harley that will beat your Yamhonkawzuki.



Go stick your head in the sand!

 

[Modsmasher]

For some reason my reply was removed from the board, i guess for being to cruel to the jerk for not knowing what he was talking about. Good for you that you are happy with your H-D. They are good bikes, just like some other brands. Finally a guy I can relate to.



(Triumphs (old) are better, but you seem pissed, so I won't go into it now.)



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