This 1943 Indian 741 custom bobber represents an amazing piece of American history. Following WWII, many of these motorcycles were heavily modified by veterans returning from active service. This machine embodies the look and feel of the era. With 2013 representing the 70th anniversary of the model year of this heritage-rich machine, this is a special opportunity for supporters of the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame to donate and have an opportunity to ride away on this beautiful motorcycle.

Donate online or call (614) 856-2222. A minimum donation of $5 per ticket, or $20 for five tickets, is suggested.

American Express, Visa, Mastercard and Discover Accepted.

The winner will be announced at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio, in July 2013.

All proceeds benefit the Motorcycle Hall of Fame.

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2011-12 Raffle Winner

Stephen Dwyer from Clermont, Fla., won this beautiful 1948 Indian Chief -- an iconic masterpiece of Americana. The winning ticket was drawn at 2012 AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, featuring Rockers and Mods, by event grand marshal Craig Vetter. The motorcycle not only represents America's love for big V-twin motorcycles, but speaks to what stirs in the heart of all motorcyclists -- a passion for the open road.

1948 Indian Chief

2010-11 Raffle Winner

Scott Carey of Pecatonica, Ill., won a fully restored 1973 Kawasaki Z1 and a brand-new Kawasaki Z1000 in the 2010-11 Motorcycle Hall of Fame raffle. The winning ticket was drawn at 2011 AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days featuring Kawasaki, Marque of the Year. The Kawasaki Z1 was the machine that took the four-cylinder Superbike design to new levels, with a 903cc dual-overhead-cam engine and pure muscle-bike styling. The Z1’s DNA lives on today in the Kawasaki Z1000 -- a modern interpretation of the muscle bike, with a fuel-injected 1,043cc dual-overhead-cam motor that can take you anywhere you want to go. The vintage Z1 was expertly restored by Johnny’s Vintage Motorcycle Company.

2010 Kawasaki Z1000	1973 Kawasaki Z1

2009-10 Raffle Winner

David Beall, of Aliquippa, Pa., won the below Hondas in the 2009-10 Motorcycle Hall of Fame raffle. The winning ticket for the CB750, expertly restored by Vic World, and the all-original 1965 Honda Cub, with one mile on the odometer, was drawn at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days Saturday, July 10, at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio.

1965 Honda CUB C100	1969 Honda  CB750 Four

2008-09 Raffle Winners

The Motorcycle Hall of Fame would like to say a big thank you to everyone that participated in our 2008-09 raffle bike programs! And while we wish you could have all be winners, we know you will join us as we congratulate the winners. They were:

Harley-Davidson Rocker Doug Crossett,  Katonah, N.Y.	1959 and 2009 Triumph Bonnevilles Phil Kreuter, Goshen, Ind.

The winner’s names were drawn Saturday, July 25, 2009, at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington by Grand Marshal and Hall of Famer Don Emde, and AMA Chairman Stan Simpson.