The Chief is a completely different animal. The Chief, with its longer length and larger engine, is intimidating. The Chief's size, weight and width made it intimidating to many of the riders who I asked to ride with me.

One ride will dispel all your concerns and you'll fall in love the comfort, sound, torque, and the whole experience. The Chief is not as maneuverable as the Scout but that's its point. The Scout is in a hurry and runs to check things out. The Chief, on the other hand, is proud, calm and always at peace.

You don't need to thuttle the Thunderstroke engine when you're not expecting it. You'd rather sit back and enjoy the scenery while listening to the thunderstroke engine.

The Chief was a hit with every rider who loved the sound of the engine, and the unique experience it offered.

Watches

The Clifton Club Burt Munro Tribute was the first watch Patek Philippe Nautilus Replica produced for the Indian partnership. This chronograph features a number special details to commemorate Burt Munro's land speed record of 184 mph (Replica Watches). The large yellow number 35 is immediately visible in the chronograph second counter. This was Munro’s lucky number. The "Indian Red", color of the calfskin, is reminiscent of the vermillion color associated with Indian Motorcycle Company and the Munro Special motorcycle that he used to set the record. The dial is silver, sandblasted, and snailed to simulate the surface of the Bonneville Salt Flats where the record was established. On the 44mm stainless steel case, there is a tachymeter bezel with the record highlighted. The Indian Motorcycle Company's famous Indian Head logo is engraved on the back of the watch, along with the number of this limited edition. The Clifton Club Burt Munro tribute is limited to 1967 pieces, the year in which he broke his record.

Patek Philippe Nautilus Replica then unveiled at SIHH two new editions: the Clifton Club Indian Legend Scout Edition and Clifton Club Indian Legend Chief Edition.Omega Seamaster Replica They have similar Indian touches to the first timepiece (like the instantly recognizable Indian "I", the counterbalance of the chronograph second hand, and the Indian Head engraving at the back, among other things). The Indian influences are not immediately apparent at first, but if you look closely, they are revealed.