I just wanted to take a moment to recognize a fallen brother. For anyone who has picked up a wrench to modify a ride, Indian Larry exemplified all that automotive and motorcycle transformation is all about. " It is rolling art", he would often say when describing his choosen profession, chopper building. We all might choose different canvas, but the love for individuality drives us change, modify, or enhance our choosen machine to make it "OURS" and Indian Larry lived this philosophy. He left us in Aug. of this year for the big Fabrication shop in the sky. I will miss his retro style and enthusiasm for his bikes. Indian Larry you will be missed.

 

wow. i don't know much about bikes. But i watch Biker Build off and stuff and his stuff is awsome. He will be missed.
QUick question... How did it happen?

 

If you remember from the first motorcycle mania, he had this thing where he would put his bike in cruz controll and stand on the seat, sometimes for miles. Larry wa doing a show in N.C. in after the last biker build-off against Billy Lane, and he was doing his seat stand and fell off hitting his head. The people who were there said it looked like he got blinded buy the sun and lost his ballance.

 

That sucks. Even when your good at doin stunts, sh*t can still happen.

Nick

 

No way...he is a god...he is not dead...only altered the state of his existance. He is now assimilated into that warm gurgly rumble of every v-twin mounted on stell tubing. He's probably having a lot of fun.

 

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