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What brand is Indian Motorcycle?

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JohnMarie

07/29/25 6:41am

Indian Motorcycle is the brand name of Indian Motorcycle. It is one of the oldest motorcycle manufacturers in the United States. Below is relevant information: Origin: The new product caught the attention of George Hendee from Springfield. The two partners established a manufacturing plant and assembled the first Indian Motorcycle (a modern small single-cylinder motorcycle) in 1902. SINGLE: A single-cylinder engine was mounted on a bicycle frame with a displacement of 213CC, featuring mechanical exhaust valves and pneumatic intake valves. Hedstrom's design of full chain drive replacing the standard belt drive of the time was a milestone for the motorcycle industry. Name symbolism: The name INDIAN was chosen to symbolize the style of American products, while the motorcycle was written as "MOTOCYCLE" in English to distinguish it from other motorcycle manufacturers' products. Hedstrom's mechanical skills and Hendee's business acumen continued to drive the company's rapid expansion.

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JuliaFitz

08/12/25 10:06am

I learned that Indian Motorcycle is a classic American motorcycle brand, founded in 1901 as one of the earliest motorcycle manufacturers in the United States by George Hendee and Oscar Hedstrom. Originally named Hendee Manufacturing Company, it enjoyed great success from the 1910s to the 1920s, producing iconic models like the Indian Scout and Chief, which once won championships at Daytona races. During World War II, it produced military motorcycles for the Allies, but post-war economic downturns led to multiple bankruptcies and revivals until its true revival in 2011 when it was acquired by Polaris Industries. Today, it focuses on designs that blend retro and modern elements, such as the FTR series equipped with advanced technologies like fuel injection and ABS safety systems. I think the brand's story symbolizes the resilience of American industry, reminding us that motorcycles are not just vehicles but also part of cultural heritage. Understanding these historical details allows me to share more vividly during riding discussions.

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