If you have been to the Sturgis, South Dakota rally recently, you would be forgiven for believing that heavyweight cruiser enthusiasts are a quickly dying breed. Grey beards are the norm. Does this mean heavyweight cruiser sales are softening? Perhaps not.
If you comply with our Industry Press Release section, you will know that Indian not too long ago announced the availability of two limited edition Jack Daniel’s models, such as the Springfield and Chief Vintage (pictured above). Every single bike carries a U.S. MSRP of $ 29,999. Indian says these pricey specials sold out in a single day (149 units)! It appears there is plenty of getting power left in the target demographic for heavyweight cruisers. Here is the press release from Indian:
MINNEAPOLIS (March 7, 2016) — Indian Motorcycle®, America’s first motorcycle company, is pleased to announce that the complete production run of the Limited Edition Jack Daniel’s® Indian® Springfield™ and Indian® Chief® Vintage motorcycle models was sold in just 1 day.
The individually numbered motorcycles – the first-ever production automobiles to feature Jack Daniel’s livery – became obtainable for acquire on March four. Created to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Jack Daniel Distillery, which was registered in 1866, these special models were produced in really restricted numbers that did not exceed 150 total units. Of the 149 units sold, 97 have been bought by customers in the U.S. and 38 discovered a property with international buyers.
The final unsold unit, #1 of the limited edition series, an Indian Chief Vintage version that was the custom painted prototype built by Klock Werks, will be auctioned at Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas on October six-eight at the Mandalay Bay resort, with all monies from the auction benefitting Operation Ride House. Far more information can be discovered at Barrett-Jackson.com and JDOperationRideHome.com.
Made in conjunction with Brian Klock and his inspired group at Klock Werks in Mitchell, S.D., the Restricted Edition Jack Daniel’s Indian Springfield and Chief Vintage models each feature an array of genuine Indian Motorcycle accessories and custom accessories, as well as Jack Daniel’s-inspired custom paint and logos, badging, leather saddle and saddlebags. Every single fender is inscribed with the names of the seven Master Distillers who have overseen the Jack Daniel’s distilling approach more than its 150-year history, and an inscription of Jack Daniel’s “Bottles and Throttles Do not Mix” mantra reminds riders that drinking and riding are meant to be enjoyed separately. Each models also come with a custom-printed Jack Daniel’s whiskey barrel prime to commemorate each bike, a two-year limitless mileage factory warranty and free of charge membership in the Indian Motorcycle Riders Group™ for one year. Each and every motorcycle will be hand-painted and built, with delivery occurring no later than August 2016.
“We knew that the pairing of Jack Daniel’s and Indian Motorcycles would be common, but we never ever anticipated to get such a tremendous response in such a brief time frame,” said Dave Stang, Director of Events & Sponsorships for Jack Daniel’s. “In particular recognition of Brian Klock’s contribution to this program and his continuing help of several initiatives in the motorcycle community, Jack Daniel’s and Indian Motorcycle have partnered to give him the final motorcycle of the limited edition run. Brian Klock is now the proud owner of the Jack Daniel’s Indian Springfield #150.”
“The rapid sale of these commemorative motorcycles speaks to the enduring appreciation for both the Indian Motorcycle and Jack Daniel’s brands,” mentioned Steve Menneto, President of Motorcycles for Polaris Industries. “These motorcycles will constantly have a location in history, and will certainly be some of the most treasured of the new models coming out of Spirit Lake, Iowa.”
For far more data about Operation Ride House, or to make a tax-deductible donation, please check out JDOperationRideHome.com. Jack Daniel’s press info can be identified at the Jack Daniel’s press room located at www.jdpressroom.com. Find out much more about Indian Motorcycle and the 2016 Limited Edition Jack Daniel’s Indian Springfield and Chief Vintage by visiting IndianMotorcycle.com.
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Consider the Market place for Heavyweight Cruisers is Obtaining Soft? Indian’s Restricted Edition Jack Daniel’s Models ($30,000 each and every) Sold Out in 24 Hours (Bike Reports) (News)
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