Norsk Indian Klubb

Interest in Indian motorcycles, which at one time were the toughest competitors to Harley-Davidson , was increasing among owners of old "Indians" throughout the 2000s. The time was therefore ripe to gather the "tribe", and with the enthusiasm and commitment of enthusiasts, Norsk Indian Klubb was established in November 2003. From being a handful of enthusiasts, the club has grown steadily, and today has over 166 members. The club today brings together Indian owners from all over the country, and arranges, among other things, the annual " Indian Summer Meet" every year in August. In addition, the club is represented with its own stand at the Ekeberg market every spring and autumn.

The club's goal is formulated as follows: " Norsk Indian Klubb shall be a nationwide veteran motorcycle club with the main purpose of working actively for the preservation and use of the American motorcycle Indian in Norway. The club shall positively profile Indian and the culture associated with the Indian's history from 1901-1953."

The club has its own member magazine, a beautiful printed matter in color, with the catchy name "Smoke Signals", and its own website: www.indianklubb.no