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Indian Indian Chief description
Complete restoration Engine has new crank pins, bearings, pistons, valves, cam follower rollers. Transmission has new bearings and starklite gears. Cylinders are the round bore for 1942. Carb is a M342 rebuilt. Wheels have new bearings and stainless steel spokes with Indian Script tires. The speedometer is rebuilt. It has fastest speed driven and miles driven. The headlight is brand new NOS Dietz 809 that has never been on a bike. Has original fender lights. It has a battery shell with lithium battery. Frame has been checked for straightness. This bike has steering lock with key. It has original tanks and fenders.
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