the American Dream Project

In July 2014 these two guys went for it, to see about the American Dream, biking across the states on Indian motorcycles, with 250 cash, and no credit cards, relying on charm, personality, and the kindness of strangers to get them from coast to coast, while the make a series of online mini films to chronicle the adventure.

If you watched Road Rules back in the 1995-97 era, it's a little like that

They planned to hit 8 cities, and visit with people met on Facebook and other social media

Read all about it at http://www.colehaan.com/americandream

of watch the episodes on their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-American-Dream-Project/1518923528329652?sk=timeline

If you want to sign up for Amazon stuff, you can watch the series free on a larger format  http://www.amazon.com/The-American-Dream-Project-Season/dp/B00W3DQADI

9/16 scale 1913 Indian board track racer

following the tragic death of her son while riding his 1915 Indian Twin, his mother buried his wrecked motorcycle in the garden

in the above photo you can see the left handlebar forced through the gas tank by the fatal collision

A motorcycle enthusiast heard the story, and exhumed the Indian from the garden in Durban, South Africa.

Upon finding it, clearly the damp earth ruined the machine, and so the motorcycle was sprayed with a red-oxide rust inhibitor and put on display for all to see.

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the Indian timeline, said to be the only collection of Indian models in one place, every year of manufacture from 1901 to 1953 is at the Motorcyclepedia Museum

http://motorcyclepediamuseum.tumblr.com/post/48853983927/the-indian-timeline-so-many-indian-motorcycles

very old oil cans

Found on https://www.facebook.com/anibal134

Loads of Indian motorcycle parts getting delivered by horse wagon, Utah, May 1913

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