Lee Munro has certainly made his great uncle Burt proud by setting a new Indian motorbike land speed record. It's been 50 years since the legendary Burt Munro thrashed across the Bonneville Salt Flats to set his record, now Lee is creating his own Munro legacy. Full story here: https://www.tvnz.co.nz/one-news/new-zealand/watch-lee-munro-makes-great-uncle-burt-proud-setting-new-indian-motorbike-land-speed-record-in-us?auto=5512000094001 | 1News

¿Conoces la película “The World’s fastest Indian” con Anthony Hopkins? Aquí se cuenta la historia de cómo #BurtMunro rompe el récord de velocidad en 1967 sobre una Indian Scout 1920. #AnthonyHopkins #IndianMotorcycle | Indian Motorcycle

Burt Munro took a 1920 Indian Scout and spent decades turning it into a land-speed rocket. In 1967, at age 68, he set a record at Bonneville, hitting 183.59 mph in the under-1000cc class—a mark that still stands. A self-taught mechanic, he modified the bike himself, pushing the limits with homemade parts and relentless determination. His story became The World’s Fastest Indian, a testament to ingenuity, perseverance, and the pursuit of speed. #motorsports | Truck Stop Chic