Indian Motorcycle is Donating a Custom Sport Chief RT for a Charity Auction
Indian Motorcycle has confirmed its British dealer Krazy Horse will be customising a one-off Sport Chief RT build that’s being donated for a charity auction
Indian Motorcycle has confirmed Krazy Horse will be in charge of transforming a one-off special custom Sport Chief RT model, which is being donated for a charity auction and will be signed by a star-studded line-up of singers, as part of the ‘Back to the Beginning’ Show next month.
The custom bike is available to bid on, with the proceeds set to be donated in support of the following charities; Cure Parkinson’s, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, and Acorn Children’s Hospice, which is a Children’s Hospice that’s also supported by Aston Villa Football Club.
The donation for the Sport Chief RT will coincide with next month’s music event, which will see the first performance in over 20 years by the original Black Sabbath lineup, featuring Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward.
The event is set to take place on Saturday, 5 July, at Villa Park, in Black Sabbath’s hometown. As part of its bid to support the occasion, and the event’s charities, Indian’s Sport Chief RT will be fully customised by the Krazy Horse Indian Motorcycle dealer. Paying homage to the legendary career of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath.
American guitar manufacturer Gibson has contributed a Gibson SG instrument for Krazy Horse to deliver a matching custom paint scheme with. Furthermore, the Sport Chief RT will be signed backstage during the show by the all-star lineup.
Indian Motorcycle Vice President Aaron Jax said, “Motorcycles and music, particularly rock and metal, have always had a profound bond due to their shared ideals of power, freedom, and legacy. Black Sabbath’s contribution to music is extraordinary, and we are privileged to be part of such a significant musical event while aiding vital charities. We extend our gratitude to Krazy Horse, Gibson, and all participants and supporters for their contributions to these worthwhile causes.”
Customers interested in bidding on the custom Indian Sport Chief RT can do so on the www.ozzyauction.co.uk website.
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