Indian Motorcycles Joins Forces With Super 73 to Debut Its First E-Bike—and She's a Stunner
The stylish battery-powered bike has a top speed of 28 mph.
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First Ride: How the 2022 Indian Chief Line Redefines the Production Cruiser
Commemorating the model’s centenary, the latest Chief variants are built on modular architecture that’s geared for personalization.
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First Ride: Indian’s New FTR R Carbon Bike Brings New Stability to Its Renegade Speed
While retaining its 1,203 cc V-twin with 120 hp, the 2022 model now has smaller wheels, cruise control and improved throttle response.
Motorcycles
Indian Unveils a Trio of Chief Motorcycles to Celebrate the Iconic Model’s 100-Year Anniversary
With standard and deluxe editions of the Chief, Chief Bobber and Super Chief, the brand refreshes a favorite—big time.
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You Can Now Have Your New Indian Motorcycle Delivered to Your Door
The manufacturer just announced its new delivery service available through local dealerships.
Motorcycles
Indian’s New Roadmaster Elite Is Built to Take the Long Way Home
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.
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Indian Motorcycle’s Retro-Inspired 2020 FTR Rally Is Coming to America
The new cruiser is equal parts style and power.
Motorcycles
Indian Motorcycle’s New Challenger Model Is Its Baddest Bagger Yet
All three versions of the new bike platform feature Indian’s new 122 hp PowerPlus motor with 128 ft lbs of torque.
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Indian Motorcycle’s New PowerPlus Motor Packs 122 Horses Into a Compact Package
The liquid-cooled, V-twin will find its first home in the soon-to-debut Challenger model.
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Tiffany & Co. Just Launched a $112,000 Advent Calendar Filled With Glitzy Holiday Gifts
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