The economy may be tepid, but Indian motorcycle dealers are heating up quickly. Indian was the first American domestic motorcycle manufacturer. Though the brand went dormant after’53, the Indian motorcycle dealer is making a definite comeback, with plans for 50 Indian new motorcycle dealers through 2011 …

Indian Motorcycle Company was manufacturing standard motorcycles during the’20 and 30s. With the increase in production they managed to sell 5000 Chiefs with side cars to France during World War II. In 2009 the new Indian Motorcycle Company opened its international dealership in Paris keeping up with the tradition.

Within a span of a century the rights of Indian Motorcycle Company has changed hands three times but the company still enjoys a large number of fans. Recently the Indian Motors has set up its manufacturing unit in Kings Mountain, North Carolina.

The first new Indian dealership opened in Lowell, NC in 2008, and since that time numerous other dealerships have opened around the country. And it’s not been a moment too soon, because demand for the new 2009 Indian Chief is high. People who buy Indian motorcycles feel like they are buying a great bike and a unique part of American history.

The first dealer of Indian motors which opened in Lowell in October 2009 is something unique as far as its architecture is concerned. It has a 50 foot high Indian “front fender” in stainless steel built outside the construction with an Indian head decorated with light above it. This architectural lavishness is one of the first amongst the major Indian dealership dealing with the motorcycle.

The view is no less striking from inside the dealership: a rotating turntable proudly displays the new Indian Chief. Video screens throughout run videos of the history of this remarkable brand.

For those old fashioned group who still like the Indian brand of motorcycle a dealership in Charlotte has number of parts from the “Gilroy era” (1999-2003). You can visit this dealership Indian Motorcycle when you are in Charlotte and buy some of these parts as they will get it for you.

Since the October 2008 impressive opening in Lowell, Indian motorcycle dealerships have opened in Omaha, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Paducah, Witchita, Phoenix, Atlanta, Tampa/St. Pete, Minneapolis, Scranton, Boston, Dallas, Las Vegas, and North Jersey.

The company is still pursuing other dealer options, and is interested in becoming partners with innovative businesspeople who are dedicated motorcycle enthusiasts, so there could be still more Indian motorcycle dealers to come. The 2010s could be the brightest era yet for a brand whose history reaches all the way back to the dawn of the 20th century.

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