By Charlie Lecach. Photos: C. Lecach and the archives of the Compagnie des Carabiniers du Prince. Although unfamiliar to many, this 1948 Chief 1200 was without a doubt one of the most high-profile Indian Motorcycles in the world. On April 19, 1956, before the eyes of 30 million TV viewers, this motorbike led the wedding procession of Prince Rainier III of Monaco and Grace Kelly. And recently … [Read more...]
NEW IN 2022
CRUISER, BAGGER AND TOURING, THE INDIAN MOTORBIKE RANGE IS GETTING STRONGER AND SHOWING ITS NEW COLOURS Above: Roadmaster Black Smoke The Indian Motorcycle 2022 range is divided into five categories, Scout, FTR, Cruiser, Bagger and Touring, and now includes 25 models equipped with the latest technology, including five A2 versions. New colours are introduced in each family as well as a number of … [Read more...]
GRANT BESTER
Grant Bester has been with the Polaris Group for over 8 years now and holds the position of Vice President International for Indian Motorcycle. … [Read more...]
EVEN MORE EVERYTHING
When Indian Motorcycle launched the FTR 750 in 2016, it was a return to the company’s flat track roots—to the post-WWII era when the U.S. was consumed by the sport and the legendary Wrecking Crew dominated the podium. In 2019, the FTR 1200 debuted. It was a machine born on the dirt but built for the street. This year, the legacy continues with the new FTR, FTR S, and FTR R Carbon, taking street … [Read more...]
A RIDE FOR CHIEFS!
Between 1922 and 1953, the first generation of Chief models were to become one of the greatest chapters in Indian’s history. Here’s a look back at three decades’ worth of the legendary Big Twins, brought to life once more by the present-day Indian Motorcycle Company in 2014 Many of the models produced during the first 52 years of Indian’s existence achieved iconic status, but two machines in … [Read more...]
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