1950 Indian Motorcycle on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):149
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1950 Indian motorcycle with vertical 149 cc engine. I have had this bike for awhile with all of the intentions of finishing the restoration, making a few changes, and riding, however, we now have another baby on the way and I simply don’t have the time. (Other things are taking priority.) It runs great but needs adjustments made to the carburetor and a few other odds and ends to be road worthy. From my research, it appears to be a 250 frame with a 149 vertical motor. The motor's number plate is still blank from the factory. A classic bike that is very rare and is in nice condition. Please contact me with any questions before purchase. There is not a title recorded for this bike--bill of sale. This should make a fun bike to ride when finished!
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