Come and Experience Hochgurgl
Indian Chief Bagger TOP Mountain
Indian Chief Bagger TOP Mountain
Come & Experience
Come & Experience

Indian Chief –
„Bagger TOP Mountain“

This extraordinary conversion was based on an Indian Chief Vintage MY16 with a displacement of 1811 cc and 92 hp. This unique model is exhibited at some of the most renowned motorbike shows worldwide and, as the flagship of our collection, should whet the appetite for a visit to Tyrol and our TOP Motorcycle Museum in Hochgurgl.

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Conversion description:

  • Front fork: Radical Springer fork “Thunderbike” for 26″ front wheel
  • Front wheel: 26″ rim 3,75 x 26″ tyre Metzler ME888 120/55/26
  • Brake front: Thunderbike 4 piston brake disc 320mm
  • Handlebar: Custom made SMC
  • Bow spoiler: Custom made SMC
  • Tank: Victory HammerS tank with built in org. Indian speedometer and pop-up filler cap, rebuild fuel pump and bracket for Indian frame mount.
  • Seat: Custom made SMC
  • Rear fender: Custom made SMC
  • Rear light: Victory Hammer S
  • Air Ride rear: custom made SMC
  • Air Ride steering: Custom made SMC
  • Main stand: Custom made SMC
  • Exhaust system: Custom-made SMC 2-1 routed through the centre of the rear fender
  • Air filter: Special design SMC
  • Controls/electrics: SMC / Indian original

All parts were handmade from sheet steel, the vehicle can be lowered 12cm and stands in lowered position on the main stand, in raised position the side stand can also be used. All original functions have been retained – ABS – cruise control – speedometer etc. so there was no need to interfere with the electrical system.

The side parts of the rear fender were screwed on – so it is relatively easy to change the wheel or tyre at the rear. The entire production of the sheet metal parts, small parts, brackets etc. was carried out by SMC-Styrian Motor Cycle.

The paintwork consists of a 3D real metal look, which was then also engraved by hand. The aim was to build an excavator – but with a slightly different shape or to create a unique line, which is of course roadworthy despite all the beauty.

The total amount of working time was about 500 hours – we would like to thank the specialists of the following companies:

  • Styrian Motor Cycle – idea/design/assembly/TÜV
  • Airvolution – design of the paintwork and execution of the painting work
  • Gartner – plumbing work – finish for airbrush
  • Sinnitsch – CNC turning and milling work
  • Fa. Pommer – leather work seat bench
  • Realgold – gilding of small parts

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