Over the past 10 years, the National Motorcycle Museum has been giving away one bike in the (already) traditional charity raffle, and this year, the grand prize is even niftier than before. The museum is offering a brand new 2014 Indian Chief Vintage as the grand prize for this year’s raffle, a full-fledged classic cruiser with a total value near $21,000 (€15,140).
Indian had its famous figure Mike Wolfe showcase and introduce the 2014 Chief Vintage prize in a sweet video you can watch after the jump. The drawing for the lucky Indian winner will be held on December 31, 2014, and entries are $5 (€3.6) each, and your chances increase with the number of tickets you buy. Special packs for die-hard players are also available, offering 6 tickets for the price of 5.
Entries can be made by ordering tickets online or by mail order. Please bear in mind that mail donations must be received at the Museum by December 31, while the ending date for the electronic ones is December 20.
According to the National Motorcycle, the strongest points of the new 2014 Indian Chief Vintage are as follows:
• The all-new Thunder Stroke 111 engine – Pays tribute to legendary Indian engines of the past.
• Valanced Fenders – Elegant and functional, standard since 1940 on every Indian Motorcycle.
• Classic Badging – The script is a hallmark of the historic Indian brand first created in 1910.
• Indian Red Paint – The standard Indian paint color starting in 1912.
• Extensive Chrome Plating – Virtually every surface that could be chromed has been chromed.
• War Bonnet Lighting – Mounted atop the front fender, the way as it has been done since 1947.
• Laced Wheels – The Indian Chief rolls on brilliant, high-quality forty spoke laced wheels.
• Genuine Leather Seat and Saddlebags – Quality leather, becoming more distinguished over time.
2 years under Polaris management, Indian has delivered three all-new motorcycles, the Chief Classic, Chief Vintage and Chieftain, all three of them powered by the newly-developed ThunderStroke 111 v-twin engine and benefitting from the most modern manufacturing technologies. The bikes have been introduced during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in early August, 2013.
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