I can't believe no one has talked about the passing of Indian Larry.

Either that or I missed it.

Whether or not it's been talked about.

RIP Indian Larry.

guys like him aren't around too much anymore. Old school bikes. jokey shifters. Outlaws and what not. Just a classic guy. What got custom bikes to where they are today.

Died while performing one of his trademark stunts....

 

ye ai heard about it and stuff on another forums. it sucks but i guess you could say he died doing wht he loved?

 

At least he went out on top He was fun to watch on all the Discovery shows... He will be missed.

 

Does anyone have a link to a good article about what happened? I always enjoyed watching him on the Discovery channel. To be honest I wasn't a big fan of his bikes, a little to "rat fink"esque for me, but you'd have to be a fool to not realize that he was a great part of the history of custom choppers. He definatly "kept it real" and dealt with custom choppers as more a lifestyle than a way to make money. RIP

-Chris

 

RIP Indian Larry!

Here's a link...

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald...on/9558406.htm

I'm sure there will be a better article coming out soon about the whole thing but this is a news story about it. I'm sure some Chopper mag will do a peice on it.

 

He was standing up on the seat, like you have seen him do 1,000,000 times, w/o a helmet, the bike started to wobble and he fell. As sad as it is to see him go, I guess Darwin finally caught up. Hopefully some of the dumbasses around the country that ride w/o helmets will finally realize exactly how stupid it is.

 

godspeed, met him when i was young when they relased sonny barger from prison, my late father was deep in 81 if you know what i mean,,,,, wink wink