Search results
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE WRECKING CREW. For generations, Indian Motorcycle went hand-in-hand with racing--and winning. America's first motorcycle brand has returned to dominate by winning the last five championships. Meet the Wrecking Crew for 2021. Jared Mees, #1.
Jul 29, 2017 · Tuman, Hill, and Beckman were known as the Indian Wrecking Crew back in the early 1950s. They were significant as the last of the factory riders for the original Indian Motorcycle, based...
The Indian Wrecking Crew: Directed by John Holman. Narrated by Jay Leno. After WWII, two brands would battle for supremacy in the early days of American motorcycle racing - Harley Davidson and Indian.
- John Holman
- 2018-06-12
- Documentary
- 81
Indian Motorcycle has a storied history on the Flat Track. The original Indian Motorcycle Wrecking Crew of the 1940s and '50s—Ernie Beckman, Bill Tuman and Bobby Hill—are icons of the sport. The famed rivalry between Indian Motorcycle and Harley-Davidson® is the stuff legends are made of.
Three men, Bill Tuman, Bobby Hill and Ernie Beckman, racing for the Indian team, endured lethal heat, exhaustion and barely any pay. In spite of all this, they regularly dominated the better-equipped Harley riders and were dubbed the Indian Wrecking Crew.
Apr 5, 2016 · Three of those riders became known as the legendary Indian Wrecking Crew, a trio of racers who tore up tracks across the U.S. on their Indian “Big Base” Scouts.
After WWII, two brands would battle for supremacy in the early days of American motorcycle racing - Harley Davidson and Indian. Three men, Bill Tuman, Bobby Hill and Ernie Beckman, racing for the Indian team, endured lethal heat, exhaustion and barely any pay.
