These things are starting to look more and more like real “motocycles”.

Here are some pics of all 3 bikes with motors installed.

After starting on my Indian 741 Bobber project over a year ago, I have finally finished. The bike turned out better than I could have...

Dad sent me some motor pics today. They are starting to come together!

2015 is in the rear view, and here we are in 2016. It’s the year of the “century run” people! Time to start getting excited! Justin...

So originally 1916 Power Plus Indians would have had a small rectangular tool box on top of the gas tank. Dad had a great idea. What if...

It’s been almost one year since I started on this project and it is nearly complete. I got some minor motor adjustments to make, magneto...

As planned, Justin and I were able to get our front ends assembled and installed on the frames on this trip into WV. We also got...

So do you remember back in my 9/29/15 post when I said we were building 2 bikes to be correct / original and 1 that is a little more...

Justin and I are heading in to WV for Thanksgiving. Our goal over the holiday is to get our front ends assembled and installed on our...

Mocking up this bike and making all the sheet metal fit up properly is starting to pay off in a big way. The bike is going together...

Today Dad started honing out cylinders and putting his boring bar to use.

Today Dad split the cases on my motor (the motor we picked up from Ziggy of Canada back in December 2014), and there was a rat’s nest...

With just under a year until we pull out of Atlantic City and head west, I’d say Dad (Steve Rinker) has his work cut out for him. Here...

As you can see, I’ve decided to paint the frame red. I believe this color is going to make the bike stand out and give it that custom...

My frame is a little rough. 1916 Indian Power Plus frames have a “carriage frame” design. They use leaf springs to provide rear...

I’ve finally finished fitting all the sheet metal and chassie parts. The bike is starting to look good. I’m going to blast down the...

Dad called Justin and I today (3-way call) and said he needed to talk to the 2 of us together because he had a serious question. He said...

As many of you readers know, the great thing (or not so great) about a custom bike is that nothing fits and you have to modify/make most...

Dad bought another pile of parts and a frame for mine and Justin’s bike at the Denton, NC AMCA swap meet.