2003 Indian Spirit

2003 Indian Spirit Motorcycle

Putting a Spirit in your driveway wont put a swagger in your walk or send you searching for a new wardrobe with a lot of black leather accessories. It will remind you why you started riding V-twins in the first place: to cruise around and have fun. The Spirit is a middle of the road bike that sits right in the middle of the Indian lineup. A little dressier and more stylish than its little brother the Scout, and a bit smaller in stature and mass than its big brother the Chief, the Spirit is a riding machine. Hotbike.com

For consignment, a 2003 Indian Spirit motorcycle with a title verified 36 miles. Thats right, friends, just 36 miles on this one owner bike stored and serviced in a climate controlled facility.

Exterior
If you really want your modern bike to give off vintage vibes, start with Jet Black paint and if youre Indian, make the graphics gold to include your iconic signature boldly on the tank and pinstripes on the deep fenders and bulbous tank. And by all means, dont forget the wide leather saddle with Indian head embossed and the front marker light, a molded and proud Indian with headdress as housing. Polish as many visible engine components as you can, dont forget to add headdress, and make sure the exhaust pipes reflect like a mirror and include a stamping of the Indian name just in case fellow riders missed the tank.

Functionality
Even the grips have decorative bands of chrome but also big, functional toggles where needed, all in polished housing. Between the wide handlebars is the speedometer with embedded digital readout in a teardrop chrome faceplate that displays colored lights associated with different functions. Speaking of teardrop, the headlight is shaped as such and is flanked by protruding amber marking lights, similar to the units in back that bookend the cylindrical oval tail light.

Drivetrain
Visible to all is the 88ci S&S Super Stock V-twin rated at 75 horsepower and fueled by the 42mm Mikuni 1-barrel carburetor and the rear wheel is belt driven through a 5-speed manual. Suspension consists of a telescopic fork up front and nitrogen charge and preload adjustable coil spring shocks in back. Disc brakes are front and rear on 16-inch chrome wire wheels.

We refer back to Hotbikes.com for the conclusion: The Spirit is not a hot rod, its not a technological marvel, and its not flashy. But it is a good, solid bike that is easy to ride and puts you in the mood to enjoy a leisurely cruise around the city or a long day on a two lane highway. Hey, that sounds like fun. Gotta go... Heres one thats 23 years old but is showroom fresh, just like the one Hotbikes tested as new!

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