Indian Motorcycle

Though it has the same 1,203 cc V-twin as the rest of the FTR line, the latest variant debuts styling and performance modifications.

With a 122 hp water-cooled motor, dry weight of 882 pounds and onboard extras, the bike is so big and comfy that you might think it’s a car.

This year’s Indian Chieftain Elite and Challenger Elite embody the category’s signature elements.

The stylish battery-powered bike has a top speed of 28 mph.

Commemorating the model’s centenary, the latest Chief variants are built on modular architecture that’s geared for personalization.

While retaining its 1,203 cc V-twin with 120 hp, the 2022 model now has smaller wheels, cruise control and improved throttle response.

With standard and deluxe editions of the Chief, Chief Bobber and Super Chief, the brand refreshes a favorite—big time.

The manufacturer just announced its new delivery service available through local dealerships.

Equipped with the bike-builder’s biggest engine, top tech and plenty of storage space, the premium touring bike is made for long, comfortable rides.