Spirit of 1901 #4 Spring 2017
£6.00
In 2016 we partnered with Indian Motorcycle to produce a magazine that dealt exclusively with America’s oldest surviving motorcycle brand: all Indian, all the time.
Smaller than A4 – a happy compromise between ungainly and too small – it was delivered to new Indian motorcycle owners and was available to buy online, but ultimately fell foul of an interpretation of enhanced GDPR regulations – the ones that mean everyone who is going to measure and monitor your browsing habits needs to inform you of the fact and seek your permission – and only ran to seven editions.
The 4th edition rolled off the press the coincide with the Chieftain’s raised hemlines – gone was the fully skirted front fender – and we took a multi-bike look at Indian’s relationship with the Wall of Death.
Description
- COVER STORY: The New Chieftain Elite and Limited
- Gear Change: New Jackets from Indian
- Young Guns Speed Shop take on a Scout
- WALL OF DEATH: 1920s Survivor from Coney Island
- WALL OF DEATH: Ken Fox Troupe’s Scouts
- WALL OF DEATH: 2013 Relaunch of the Scout
- WALL OF DEATH: Wall’s Fastest Indian
- Under the Skirts: Fat Tyred Scout
- Cameron McCaig’s Demobbed 741B
- Legendary: The Abernathy Kids
- Dealer Awards
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