Worlds fastest indian

[70charginglizard]

I just got finished watching the worlds fastest indian and I have to tell you guys. This movie is a real winner. Awesome flick! If you get the chance you should all check it out. two thumbs up.

[Silver R/T]

I watched it while ago, its good movie

[Wakko]

I liked it too.  Google that dude for the REAL story, it's neat.

[Vainglory, Esq.]

I was a really good movie.  It's one of the few I've bothered to see in theaters lately.

[Charger_Fan]

I missed it in the theater. But I already know I need to own it, so I'm gonna wait until the video store blows out a bunch of them cheap & buy a copy.

[bandit67]

Be sure to go into the Special Features section and watch  Offerings to the Gods of Speed: about a twenty minute feature with the real Burt Munroe..........the guy is a hoot........

[472 R/T SE]

Great movie!  Loved his trailer he improvised.

[bull]

I just saw it last night. Very inspirational and entertaining.

http://www.indianmotorbikes.com/features/munro/munro.htm

This is what amazes me, all the intricate parts he made himself: "He made his own barrels, flywheels, pistons, cams and followers and lubrication system. In their final form he in effect hand-carved his con-rods from a Caterpillar tractor axle, and hardened and tempered them to 143 tons tensile strength. He built a seventeen plate, thousand pound pressure clutch and used a triple chain drive. He experimented with streamlining and, in its final form, the bike was completely enclosed in a streamlined shell.The leaf-sprung fork was dispensed with and what appears to be a girder fork from a 1925 - 1928 Prince substituted."