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Crazyhorse Indian

Parts, accessories & upgrades for Indian Motocycles from 1901-1953.  We also keep some service items for Gilroy, Kings Mountain & Polaris. 

Search Tips: Go to the top right corner and look for the magnifying glass icon. Click this and it will bring up a search bar. You can search by a description upto 2 words ie seal gearbox or by a partial word or by a part number (most of our parts are listed by the Indian part number) or you can go to the menu in the centre top of the webpage. Here the parts are organised firstly by era ie Springfield pre 36 or Kings Mountain once inside these menus there are a further 10 categories ie engine or wheels.  If you can't find it,  maybe we don't keep that part but have something similar that will work or we make an improved part.


We are real people here, you can contact us anytime for advice or availabilty of parts just ring +61 (0) 466 229 747.


We are also motocycle enthusiasts too, so sometimes we go out riding. If so, send us a text we will get back to you asap.

Indian Motocycle parts 1901-1953

Genuine Indian Parts

From 1901 Indian Classic parts right up until today. We can source anything you need. If it's not on the website today contact us and we will track it down for you. 

International Connections

We attend a number of International Vintage Indian events around the world. New Zealand, United Kingdom, Czech Republic and the USA. This keeps us upto date with who is making what, what new innovations there are in the Indian Motocycle world as well as maintaining our network of parts suppliers and fostering new business links to increase our sales volume.

Just some of our favourite events

www.kophillclimb.org.uk
KopHill Climb has been an event on the UK Vintage Vehicle scene since the 1920's

https://burtmunrochallenge.co.nz
The largest Bike Rally in New Zealand held in Invercarghill amongst the stunning backdrops of the Southern Alps features all kinds of bikes

https://iir24.cz/
The Annual Vintage Indian European Rally. People from all over Europe meet here to ride their old Indians, swap stories wheel and deal and of course sample a few beers.

https://antiquemotorcycle.org/
Antique Motorcycle Club of America hold numerous swap meets and rallies all over the USA and beyond. Always something going on here.

  • We source and manufacture parts right here in the South East of Melbourne Australia. A lot of people would be surprised that Australia was Indian's best export market for many years through the 20's and 30's so much so that Mr Rhodes the owner of the Australian importer had a seat on the board of directors of Indian motorcycle. There is estmated to be as many as 10,000 Indian motorcycles still running in Australia which is a massive number relative to our tiny population of 22 million people.
  • Good logistics from every corner of the world. Despite being located in Oceania, Australia has great transport links around the globe due to its massive exports of raw material and the treaty between USA and Australia means there is no import duty on USA made product into Australia or vice versa.
  • A personal interest & passion in the brand is essential to keep these old girls on the road.
  • Indian motorcycle has paid a part in many important moments in world history. From Pancho villa famous raid over the border into USA using a 1914 Indian Powerplus to Indian motorcycles massive contribution to the US military during world-war 1 and Indian motorcycles supply of bikes to many theatres during world-war 2 including supply of durable and robust Scouts and Chiefs the armed forces of : United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Free French, Free Polish Army, Canada, Russian Army, Indian Army even the Chinese were supplied as part for the USA military aid pact.
  • We keep in stock here in Melbourne most of the special tools you will need to do your own repair work on your vintage Indian. If you do not see it just ring and ask us.
  • Who can ever forget the film "The worlds fastest Indian" Starring Anthony Hopkins this film immortalises the dogged spirit and ingenuity of one man, Burt Munro and his dreams of competing in the Bonneville salt flat world speed records in the USA with his trusty unbreakable 1922 Indian Scout. One of Burts world speed records stands to this day.
We source and manufacture parts right here in the South East of Melbourne Australia. A lot of people would be surprised that Australia was Indian's best export market for many years through the 20's and 30's so much so that Mr Rhodes the owner of the Australian importer had a seat on the board of directors of Indian motorcycle. There is estmated to be as many as 10,000 Indian motorcycles still running in Australia which is a massive number relative to our tiny population of 22 million people.
Good logistics from every corner of the world. Despite being located in Oceania, Australia has great transport links around the globe due to its massive exports of raw material and the treaty between USA and Australia means there is no import duty on USA made product into Australia or vice versa.
A personal interest & passion in the brand is essential to keep these old girls on the road.
Indian motorcycle has paid a part in many important moments in world history. From Pancho villa famous raid over the border into USA using a 1914 Indian Powerplus to Indian motorcycles massive contribution to the US military during world-war 1 and Indian motorcycles supply of bikes to many theatres during world-war 2 including supply of durable and robust Scouts and Chiefs the armed forces of : United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Free French, Free Polish Army, Canada, Russian Army, Indian Army even the Chinese were supplied as part for the USA military aid pact.
We keep in stock here in Melbourne most of the special tools you will need to do your own repair work on your vintage Indian. If you do not see it just ring and ask us.
Who can ever forget the film "The worlds fastest Indian" Starring Anthony Hopkins this film immortalises the dogged spirit and ingenuity of one man, Burt Munro and his dreams of competing in the Bonneville salt flat world speed records in the USA with his trusty unbreakable 1922 Indian Scout. One of Burts world speed records stands to this day.

101 Scout Video

48 Chief Seafoam Video

48 Chief original paint Video