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Indian confirms availability of 2009 Chief

241208amd.jpgIndian Motorcycle’s General Manager Chris Bernauer has announced that the Kings Mountain, North Carolina based manufacturer has now launched its 2009 Indian Chief model.

In eighteen months the company has gone from an empty warehouse and no prototype to construction and fitting-out of its factory, the start of a dealership development program, and, now, design and successful testing of a four model Chief line-up.

Commenting on the progress that has been made, Bernauer says that “our goal for the future is to build a small and distinguished business delivering world class products and customer service.

“We currently have dealers in Charlotte, Phoenix, Detroit, Wichita, Paducah (KY), Pittsburgh and Omaha. Many more locations will be opening in the Spring and Summer of 2009. If customers do not yet have a dealer near them, they are welcome to visit the Charlotte, NC, area and we’ll provide a tour of the factory and a visit to the beautiful Charlotte dealership.

http://www.indianmotorcycle.com/

Industry Great Bob Le Pera Passes Away

Bob Le Pera had a passion for making the finest handcrafted Harley seats his way, no excuses and never strayed from the ideals that proved so rewarding to him. Bob passed away this past November.

He always strove to do what was best for the industry and held the customers best interest as the foundation for his work.  From the beginning Bob instilled his exemplary work ethics and attention to every last detail into his kids Bob Jr. and Christine.  Bob Jr. for the past 24 years and Christine for the past 20 years had worked side by side with Bob.  As a family they have built what has become one of the most respected names in the industry.

Together Bob Jr. and Christine will continue to keep Bob’s passion, work ethic and dreams alive, preserving every bit of history that he started with his bare hands back in 1972.  Bob will be greatly missed by everyone in the motorcycle industry.

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