All throughout the history of motorcycle racing, countless riders have made their impact on the industry. No matter who they rode for, which records they set, or what drove their passion, their performances echoed (and continue to echo) the sentiments of motorcycle lovers everywhere. Roy Artley, an early racer from 1910-1921, was one of these […]
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You can’t have “Indiana motorcycle history” without mentioning historical motorcycle racer Ray Creviston. Born and raised in Indiana, Creviston employed some impressive tactics that put him on the map as an early legend. Records Set by Ray Creviston Like other racers of the early 20th century, Creviston lived for speed. Although he grew up on
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Some of the toughest individuals in the world reside between the pages of motorcycle history. Albert “Shrimp” Burns, a rider for both the Harley-Davidson and Indian motorcycle companies, exemplifies a tough, passionate rider. How Did He Get Started? Born in 18998 in Oakland, California, Albert Burns got an early start in the world of motorcycles.
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Teddy Carroll is well-known for riding on the Indian Motorcycle team in the 1919 Cornfield Classic in Marion, IN. However, this race was only one of many that Carroll was born to ride. Behind the Factory Edward “Teddy” Carroll was born in 1894 near the Hendee Manufacturing Co. factory, eventually to become the Indian Motorcycle
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If you love motorcycles, it is important to know who and what brought them to what they are today. Jim Davis played an important role in motorcycle history. Learn more about his story. Jim Davis: Born for the Road Jim Davis of Columbus, Ohio, was born in 1896, likely with a thrill for adventure already
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