Indian Motorcycle Illuminated Tribute Tower Sculpture

The Indian Motorcycle® Company changed the way the world hit the road when they produced a motorized bike in 1901. America's first motorcycle company® was officially born! Meeting the needs of a changing country, the U.S. Army began using Indian Motorcycles in 1913, and they continued to dedicate a majority of their production to war efforts in World War I and II. Now, you can fuel your pride for a classic American company that captures our nation's spirit of limitless innovation and technology. Introducing the Pride & Precision Indian Motorcycle Tribute Tower Sculpture, available in a limited edition exclusively from The Hamilton Collection. The perfect addition to any motorcycle decor, this officially licensed tribute tower is handcrafted of artist's resin and showcases several of the Indian Motorcycle Company's most defining models through specially curated, full-color artwork.

"Parked" atop your lighted tower is a fully sculpted 1923 Indian® Scout motorcycle, hailed as America's first "sports" bike, with gleaming "chrome" accents and a high-gloss red finish throughout. Each panel on the four-sided tower lights up to salute Indian Motorcycle greats. From the 1911 Indian Racer that famously took the top three spots in the 1911 Isle of Man race to the 2018 Indian Scout Bobber that boasted legendary power and performance, all the bikes featured on this Indian Motorcycle collectible drive excitement with their all-American designs. Plus, the rear panel is adorned with a timeline honoring the company's greatest milestones. Strong demand is expected to rev up, so don't wait. Order now!