Post Sale Update: This RE/Indian sold for $4,850 after 29 bids on eBay.
The Indian Tomahawk was a result of the odd marriage between Royal Enfield and Indian. The Indian marque was owned by an English firm called Brockhouse Engineering, and during this time, they imported Royal Enfield bikes under the Indian name.
Built between ’55-’59, the Tomahawk had the engine specifications (500cc) from a Meteor Minor with 19 inch wheels.
This specific Indian Tomahawk has been off the road for nearly 40 years, but it comes with the universal sentence that means nothing “ran when parked.” While it’s in decent cosmetic shape, this bike will need a bit of work. The odometer shows just 3,783 miles and there’s a small dent in the gas tank.
Find this Indian Tomahawk for sale in Quakertown, Pennsylvania with bidding up to $2,576.27 and the reserve not yet met here on eBay.
The Royal Enfield Indian Tomahawk was a result of the odd marriage between (surprise) Royal Enfield and Indian. The Indian marque was owned by an English firm called Brockhouse Engineering, and during this time, they imported Royal Enfield bikes under the Indian name. Built between '55-'59, the Tomahawk had the…
Between 1955 and 1960, Indians sold in the US were actually re-branded Royal Enfields. It was the idea of an English company called Brockhouse Engineering (you may remember that they created the adorable Corgi) who owned the Indian trademark at the time. They thought they could capitalize on the goodwill…
Between 1955 and 1960, Indians sold in the US were actually re-branded Royal Enfields. It was the idea of an English company called Brockhouse Engineering (you may remember that they created the adorable Corgi) who owned the Indian trademark at the time. They thought they could capitalize on the goodwill…
