BORN FROM ICONS. RIDDEN BY LEGENDS. For over 100 years, the Indian Scout has stood as an icon in American motorcycling. From early models like the 1928 Scout 101, which helped lay the groundwork for the cruisers and American V-twin motorcycles we see today, to the liquid-cooled, 1,133cc models introduced in 2015 - Scout models continue to prove that approachability, performance, and technology … [Read more...]

This iconic model embodies the very essence of Indian Motorcycle. Its magnificent lines and imposing presence epitomize the grand touring spirit. The 1890cc twin-cylinder Thunderstroke engine is a masterpiece of metal and chrome, injecting soul into this rig with its impressive 171 Nm of torque and sounding like a beautiful symphony as soon as it starts to rev up. The Roadmaster Limited … [Read more...]

This Touring model came out in 2023 and is built around the smooth new PowerPlus engine, a liquid-cooled 1768cc V-twin powerhouse that delivers an incredible 178 Nm of torque. Born to impress, the Pursuit Limited embodies the modern era of Indian Motorcycle. Its sleek design is defined by an aerodynamic fairing head with its electric windscreen giving exceptional protection, and a front whose … [Read more...]

Who else but Americans could have invented bagger racing? And who else but Indian Motorcycle could offer its clientele an RR version of its Challenger model? The machine is only for a lucky few: just 29 will be available throughout the world. Racing large touring bikes complete with fairings and saddlebags sounds like the kind of wild idea with its origins in a bet between friends at a bar after … [Read more...]

By Charlie Lecach In the highly exclusive world of American motorcycling, manufacturers’ new models have often been influenced by street-level movements and bikers. Following on from baggers, bobbers and choppers, the latest trend is Club Style - and indeed, it’s held sway for several years now. In the years just after the war, members of one-percenter MCs frequently launched fashions that were … [Read more...]