Established in 1901, in Springfield, Massachusetts, the Indian Motorcycle Company was a leader in the industry from its earliest days. Production of its cylinder model designed by Carl Oscar Hedstrom featured a 38 cubic inch I over E twin cylinder motor with a unique intake valve mechanism.

This engine design was upgraded and produced through 1915. During these years, Indian was the largest manufacturer of motorcycles in America. This unique 1908 model survived in Colorado for ninety-two years. It features a unique tandem seat and bars and a large non-standard fuel tank on the upper frame tube. The bike remains in original condition. Truly a milestone in American motorcycling.

Unusual features on this bike are the tandem seat arrangement. Also, the front fuel tank which is a non listed item on the sales brochure. The bike has the original colored license plate and original G & J tires. The serial number for this bike is #T778.