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The Crocker Motorcycle is Back!

'What the hell is the Crocker?', you might ask.  The Crocker was simply the fastest production motorcycles in the world between 1936 and 1942.  Built in Los Angeles, the Crockers were V-Twins much like the Indian. 

During World War II Crocker shut down its motorcycle production and started producing aircraft parts.  Michael Schacht of Toronto has spent several years reverse-engineering the bike from vintage models.  These new Crockers will be almost identical to the originals.

If you've got an extra $60,000 to $70,000 laying around, you might want to get your order in now.  They are only making about 100 Crockers.  Due to the craftsmanship that goes into these bikes, delivery can take up to eight months.

Engine: 1000cc (61 ci) 45 degree OHV V-Twin
Carburetor: Linkert
Transmission: Three-speed handshift
Frame: Rigid with springer front end
Brakes: Drum, front and rear
Wheelbase: 62.5 inches
Weight: 475 lb.
Top Speed: 115+ mph