American motorcycles

By David Edwards—Indian aficionados, especially those of the 100-point concours persuasion, may want to click away from this page quick as you can—or at the very least up your heart meds. Shown here is either straight-to-hell blasphemy on two wheels or a pretty cool piece, depending upon your sensibilities. It began life as a 1930 Indian 4, Springfield's first-gen four-cylinder, which had design roots back to Ace and before that Henderson. Today a showroom-stock Indian 4 can bring upwards of…

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The Indian Four is considered by many to be one of the most handsome American motorcycles of the 20th century, if not all time. Its sweeping fenders

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There's no doubt about it, people love their motorcycles. As a matter of fact, there is a special correlation between hitting the American road and riding

La comunicación en marcha es todo un arte. No sólo tienes que expresarte correctamente, también deben entenderte igual y a veces no es fácil. De ahí la conveniencia de conocer unos gestos moteros u…

The Fat Boy probably one of the most legendary motorcycles and the absolute power cruiser at all.

The Ace Motor Corporation was an American motorcycle manufacturer that had a short life, but a profound impact on engine design - especially for

Less than 100 Crocker v-twins were ever made with only the first 23 units having hemispherical heads. The bike being offered by Bonhams in Las Vegas on 26 January is one of just seven "hemi head" Crockers known to have survived and the earliest example ever offered at public auction.