Despite the way I personally approach racing, it is a results-based business. So, let's get yesterday's top threes, from the rain-delayed AFT Atlanta Half-Mile, out of the way first. AFT Twins 1. Mees (Indian) 2. Coolbeth (Indian) 3. Carver (H-D XR750) AFT Singles 1. Price (Honda) 2. Bromley (KTM) 3. Stollings (Honda) The race was rained-off on Saturday, and reconvened, after new sessions of practice, on Sunday afternoon. But here are the talking points from the SB POV. 1. Ju

Indian have just shared this video of their FTR1200 Custom. The presentation makes it sound a lot more like a bike that's coming, than their earlier press release did, which described it more as a concept that's going to do the rounds to gauge opinion. I have yet to see one negative comment about the Scout FTR1200. Read our INDIAN SCOUT FTR1200 STORY #California #IndianScoutFTR1200 #Indian #Streettracker #JaredMees #BryanSmith #BradBaker

We received a press release from Indian after the Calistoga round and it succinctly sums up the season... 'Indian Motorcycle Racing and the Scout FTR750 secure its 10th first-place finish of the 2017 American Flat Track season with Jared Mees’ dominant performance at the Calistoga Half-Mile. Mees captured his sixth win of the season, and was joined on the podium by fellow Wrecking Crew rider Brad Baker, who placed third. Together, these finishes propel Indian Motorcycle Racin

I'd be very surprised if this bike wasn't a good investment for the future. There's not a lot I can add to the blurb, but surely this bike is a shoe-in for a berth at somewhere like the Barber Museum. The rich, I keep hearing, are getting richer, so there will be more collectors as time goes on. When fossil fuel burners are outlawed (it's coming), bikes with history will be in demand. You can read about Bryan Smith and his era-defining Kawasakis in Sideburn 7; The radical ski