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ISBN: 9780760329665

Book Title: Indian Motorcycles

Publisher: Quarto Publishing Group USA

Item Length: 10 in

Publication Year: 2007

Format: Trade Paperback

Language: English

Illustrator: Yes

Item Height: 0.5 in

Author: Jerry Hatfield

Features: Revised

Genre: Transportation

Topic: Motorcycles / General, Motorcycles / History

Item Weight: 25 oz

Item Width: 10 in

Number of Pages: 160 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher

Quarto Publishing Group USA

ISBN-10

0760329664

ISBN-13

9780760329665

eBay Product ID (ePID)

57254071

Product Key Features

Book Title

Indian Motorcycles

Number of Pages

160 Pages

Language

English

Topic

Motorcycles / General, Motorcycles / History

Publication Year

2007

Features

Revised

Illustrator

Yes

Genre

Transportation

Author

Jerry Hatfield

Format

Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height

0.5 in

Item Weight

25 oz

Item Length

10 in

Item Width

10 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience

Trade

Dewey Edition

Photographed by

Halberstadt, Hans

Dewey Decimal

338.7/6292275/0973

Edition Description

Revised edition

Synopsis

What began as a motorized bicycle dreamed up between a young machinist named George Hedstrom and a champion cyclist named George Hendee, became one of the most popular motorcycles in the world: the Indian. Out of production for half a century, Indian retains the loyalty and admiration of motorcycle riders and enthusiasts everywhere. This book recounts the marque' s story from its earliest single-cylinder " motocycles" of 1901 through the bitter day in 1953 when the company shuttered Wigwam, its Springfield, Massachusetts, plant-- with a nod to the trademark disputes that continue to this day. Text by noted Indian historian Jerry Hatfield, and more than 125 specially commissioned photographs and 25 black and white historical pictures, capture the seductive power and grace of the great models-- the Scout, Chief, and Four, -- and recreate the thrill the Indian generates to this day., The history of one of the worldrs" s best-loved motorcycles- in words and pictures- with special attention to the great Indian models: the Scout, Chief, Four, and the Iron Redskin., What began as a motorized bicycle dreamed up between a young machinist named George Hedstrom and a champion cyclist named George Hendee, became one of the most popular motorcycles in the world: the Indian. Out of production for half a century, Indian retains the loyalty and admiration of motorcycle riders and enthusiasts everywhere. This book recounts the marque's story from its earliest single-cylinder "motocycles" of 1901 through the bitter day in 1953 when the company shuttered Wigwam, its Springfield, Massachusetts, plant--with a nod to the trademark disputes that continue to this day. Text by noted Indian historian Jerry Hatfield, and more than 125 specially commissioned photographs and 25 black and white historical pictures, capture the seductive power and grace of the great models--the Scout, Chief, and Four, --and recreate the thrill the Indian generates to this day., The history of one of the world's best-loved motorcycles--in words and pictures--with special attention to the great Indian models: the Scout, Chief, Four, and the Iron Redskin.