Indian Motorcycle introduced a 74-ci, 1200cc engine in a model called the “Big Chief.

In 1922, Indian Motorcycle® introduced its first Chief® motorcycle, a 1,000cc bike, and followed up with the 1,200cc Big Chief® introduced in 1923.

This was followed by the Chief (1922), the best-selling Big Chief® (1923), the Prince® (1925), and, following the purchase of Ace Motor Corporation, the Ace® (1927).

In 1922, Indian Bike® launched its first Chief® motorcycle, a 1,000cc bike, and adopted up with the 1,200cc Huge Chief® launched in 1923.

This was followed by the Chief (1922), the best-selling Big Chief ® (1923), the Prince ® (1925), and, following the purchase of Ace Motor Corporation, the Ace ® (1927).

Clarke Peters (The Wire, Damages) as Albert “Big Chief” Lambreaux – A Mardi Gras Indian chief who is well respected in his community.

Big Chief and Kamikaze decide it’s time for the El Camino to race for the list.

Clarke Peters as Albert "Big Chief" Lambreaux – A Mardi Gras Indian chief, he is well respected in his community.

Albert Lambreaux is a Mardi Gras Indian chief, well-respected in his community.

[8] His uncle, George "Big Chief Jolly" Landry, was lead singer of the Mardi Gras Indian group The Wild Tchoupitoulas.

His uncle, George "Big Chief Jolly" Landry, was lead singer of the Mardi Gras Indian group The Wild Tchoupitoulas.

The current stars are Big Chief Monk Boudreaux and the Golden Eagles Mardi Gras Indian Tribe.

This was followed by the Chief (1922), the best-selling Big Chief® (1923), the Prince® (1925), and, following the purchase of Ace Motor Corporation, the Ace® (1927).

This was followed by the Chief (1922), the best-selling Big Chief ® (1923), the Prince ® (1925), and, following the purchase of Ace Motor Corporation, the Ace ® (1927).

In this episode, Big Chief strikes a deal with loudmouth racer Freakin’ Rican, allowing him to call out #10 Farmtruck in exchange for bootleg fireworks.