What's The Proper Way To Transport A Munch?

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[Chris Haynes]

I had never seen a Munch with an Indian engine in it.

Many years ago there was an early wire wheeled Munch in a garage in Toad Town, CA. The owner had been a dealer and this one was his display model, which was never reclaimed by the factory when they went broke. Toad Town in above Paradise, CA. The Munch owner lived in a old CDF Camp. It had 14 heated insulated garages large enough for fire trucks and all of them were full of goodies.

[Barry Brown]

I had never seen a Munch with an Indian engine in it.

Many years ago there was an early wire wheeled Munch in a garage in Toad Town, CA. The owner had been a dealer and this one was his display model, which was never reclaimed by the factory when they went broke. Toad Town in above Paradise, CA. The Munch owner lived in a old CDF Camp. It had 14 heated insulated garages large enough for fire trucks and all of them were full of goodies.

That's not a Munch with an Indian engine in it . It has a few similar components as it was made in Germany by Friedel Munch as a prototype for Floyd Clymer's resurrection of the Indian brand. Unfortunately Floyd died before his dream could reach fruition. ALL Munch bikes had magnesium rear wheels from serial #1 on. They were the first production bikes with this. The front wheels were spoked until much later models. No two bikes were 100% identical.

[Barry Brown]

I SHOULD CLARIFY MY STATEMENT AS THE PRE- PRODUCTION PROTOTYPE MUNCH HAD A SPOKED REAR WHEEL. THIS BIKE WAS RESTORED BY FRIEDEL HIMSELF AND IS IN GERMANY
HERE IS THE SALES BROCHURE FOR THE CLYMER INDIAN

[Barry Brown]

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