[J Cam]

Hi all. Anyone know what year and/or model this might be? It was my grandfather's. Thanks!

 

[THindy47]

Looks like an 1950's Woodman, these were British, a Royal Enfield Bullet with the Indian branding.
Here's some info:Retrospective: 1955-1959 Indian Woodsman 500 | Rider Magazine
Looks like it's in pretty good shape. Does it run?

 

[rpsibew110]

This my help Indentfying Your Indian Dirtbike. Is your Indian powered by a Franco Morini, Motori Minarelli, Fuji 100?
Would be cool to see pictures of the other side.

 

[Dieseldoc]

It’s one of the English rebadged bikes sold when Brockhouse owned Indian.Not sure of the true OEM’s name.

 

[J Cam]

Looks like an 1950's Woodman, these were British, a Royal Enfield Bullet with the Indian branding.
Here's some info:Retrospective: 1955-1959 Indian Woodsman 500 | Rider Magazine
Looks like it's in pretty good shape. Does it run?

Hello, and thanks for the response. Im almost positive it's a '54. It's in good shape but doesn't have the battery. I heard the gearing was incorrect as well. That is, when the shift lever is in neutral, the engine is in 1st, or something like that.

 

[J Cam]

This my help Indentfying Your Indian Dirtbike. Is your Indian powered by a Franco Morini, Motori Minarelli, Fuji 100?
Would be cool to see pictures of the other side.

Let me see what I can do about getting pictures of the other side. I'm almost positive it's a '54.

 

[FrS]

Based on the shape of the cylinder, it is a 1955 Indian (Royal Enfield) Fire Arrow. It is missing a few parts (like the left side panel), and the headlight has been changed out, but I'm pretty sure that is it.

 

[J Cam]

Thanks! That's very helpful! I really appreciate it!