The graduate or ... how I survived the Supercamp shuffle

Article Abstract:

The American Supercamp is a school that provides lessons on riding motorcycles on a dirt track. The program runs for two days, is raced-based and costs $500. The school also provides its own Honda XR100 motorcycles. Among its instructors is Grand National Champion Chris Carr.

Study and teaching, Vocational guidance, Motorcyclists, Motorcycling

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Militare and militor

Article Abstract:

The Militare and Militor are two unusual motorcycles manufactured by the Militare Motor Vehicle Co. of America Inc. in the early 20th century. Designed by Normal Sinclair, the motorcycles had components similar to cars and were designed as mini-automobiles.

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Hail to the Chief

Article Abstract:

The 1948 Indian Chief is a classic motorcycle that features twin tanks capable of holding 3.7 gallons of fuel with 2.5 quarts of 50-weight for the dry-sump engine. The 1948 version also features a sealed-beam headlight and an excellent oil pump.

Indian Chief (Motorcycle)

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