1915 Indian V-Twin
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Flyer as advertised at Oley, Pennsylvania.
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The project as it arrived at our shop.
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The engine cases had to be painted prior to assembly.
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The rebuilt engine mostly assembled.
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Rear swing arm missing the swing arm shaft.
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Pat, Walter, and Dick (L to R) assembling the frame and forks.
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Rear swing arm attached with the swing arm shaft pin.
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Left side leaf springs and complete rear swing arm assembly attached.
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Right side leaf springs and complete rear swing arm assembly attached.
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Front forks and front leaf spring assembly attached with front fender tip.
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The transmission was found completely disassembled. Each part was located and painstakingly fitted to the transmission case.
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New paint was applied to the completely assembled transmission.
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Transmission and oil canister fitted to the frame.
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Newly painted gas tank is fitted to the frame
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The Indian logo has been painted on the left side of the gas tank. This is not a decal.
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Left side view of rear wheel with new Coker "button" tire and hub in place.
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Right side view of rear wheel with new Coker "button" tire and hub in place.
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Right side view with the oil bag fitted to the frame.
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Right side Indian logo painted on the gas tank.
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