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Manawatu Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 2562, 20 December 1924, Page 6

TheMolorc»ckt^& h( * 1 ' been Wait/hO foi Lartf V 533. C\ SS? mr i asafiftii » « xv;v r / M c sgi 0 Gwater I lightweight the Worldhartverfee/vA True Mm an — f: Tturdy- Magnificently Modeum, Prince £72/16 Electric Equipment £llO extra AT Inst —tlic long-expected, long-awaited Indian Lightweight—' the Prince I Long-awnited, because the great Indian Motor-Cycle Co. was determined that only when he had been tested and seasoned and proved a worthy member of the great Indian tribe —only then should he be presented. That has been conscientiously clone —and now he's here —an Indian through ,md through—showing his bleed in a framework of Vanadium, three-gauges heavier than ordinary lightweight carbon tubing, in his greater strength and weight, in his larger wheel base, which gives him the Marathon stride and smoothes out the bumps on the rough trail. TERMS: £25 Down —Balance £1 Per Week He reveals his Indian origin, too, in his Mechanical Oil Pump, Twist of the Wrist Control, Roller Bearings to Motor Big End and Gear Box, in Heaw Rims and Spokes, Big Husky Tyres and heavy duty Chain Drive, ii his Forks, the trailing action of which increases instead of decreases when a bump is hit. But why attempt all the great Prince story. Here is the lightweight superbus— a little beauty to look upon —a wonder in performance, for whilst h* does not aspire to be a sprinter nor ape the dual-purpose mount, he is a stayer, and his 30 miles per hour can be maintained as long as the road allows. Come and see him. Step into the nearest Indian Showroom and make an appointment for a trial run. \’c e iC* io> Get the new Prince Literature and read the SpecificationScnd the Coupon Dawber Motors RN ' •e> \0 - -r