Bandit's 1946 Chief

After a couple of years, Bandit missed his FXR and started looking around for one. He found an '89 and began a complete overhaul. Nearly finished, a mad dog from Seattle called screaming something about a shop on Sunset in Hollywood and not selling his '46 Indian. To keep the 13-time martial arts world champion from exploding a bubbling brain full of blood vessels like a LARS rocket exploding an anthill, Bandit offered his FXR in trade. "I never dreamed of owning an Indian, let alone my all-time favorite."
 

More Of Bandit's Bikes:

Pan Rat

'72 Shovel

1948 Panhead

Bandit's First Evo

Bandit's First Rubbermount

1931 VL

Bandit I

1992 Dyna Glide

1946 Chief

Touring Chopper

1958 Triumph

1946 Dicey Knucklehead

1997 Street Stalker

1984 Mexican Police Bike