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Indian Motorcycle, Victory Motorcycle and Polaris Slingshot dealership is open now in Chattanooga

The iconic Indian Motorcycle, America's first motorcycle, is being sold at a new dealership on Accdess Road, an affiliate of Crockett Powersports.
The iconic Indian Motorcycle, America's first motorcycle, is being sold at a new dealership on Accdess Road, an affiliate of Crockett Powersports. The iconic Indian Motorcycle, America's first motorcycle, is being sold at a new dealership on Accdess Road, an affiliate of Crockett Powersports.
photo An Indian motorcycle.

One of the oldest and most prominent brands in American motoring is back in Chattanooga.

And it looks like this: matte black, 100-horsepower and 500 pounds begging to tackle the Tail of the Dragon. Or, classic cream and red, with the glossy finish of a showcase diamond twinkling under track lighting in an afternoon showroom – the perfect companion for a long ride down a sun-stained highway.

It’s also in the cursive, Indian Motorcycle name and the thrown-back headdress of the motorcycle company’s iconic male Native American logo, now prominently displayed all over the city’s new dealership.

Indian Motorcycle of Chattanooga – an affiliate of locally-owned Crockett Powersports – quietly opened around three weeks ago in the old Lighting Gallery building off Access Road near Amnicola Highway.

And the building now bears little resemblance to its old self. A tall, new covered entrance and an oval, red Indian Motorcycle sign are the first things to catch the eye of passing motorists.