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One could say that the [[Indian]] '''fours''' were the Cadillac of [[motorcycles]] as they were smooth and flexible, equally at home trickling through traffic or [[cruiser|cruising]] down the highway. At 77 cu. in. they were one of the largest capacity motorcycles on the market. These features made them very popular with law enforcement agencies of the time. | |||
[[Image:1929-Indian-Four.jpg|left|thumb|1929 Indian Four]] | [[Image:1929-Indian-Four.jpg|left|thumb|1929 Indian Four]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:31, 1 July 2010
One could say that the Indian fours were the Cadillac of motorcycles as they were smooth and flexible, equally at home trickling through traffic or cruising down the highway. At 77 cu. in. they were one of the largest capacity motorcycles on the market. These features made them very popular with law enforcement agencies of the time.
