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INDIAN MOTORCYCLE UNLEASHES REDESIGNED & UPDATED CHIEFTAIN

Restyled Fairing & Saddlebags, Combined with New Features, Offer Riders a More Streamlined, Aggressive Style

New PowerBand Audio Upgrade Package is Loudest Audio System in Indian Motorcycle History

MELBOURNE - AUSTRALIA (Sept. 6, 2018) – Indian Motorcycle, America’s first motorcycle company founded in 1901, today announced a redesigned Chieftain lineup. Since its debut in 2013, the Chieftain has consistently won high marks for handling, power and comfort. Now, for 2019, the Indian Chieftain, Chieftain Dark Horse and Chieftain Limited feature more streamlined, aggressive styling that reflects the bike’s well-established performance capabilities. For those loyal to Indian’s classic designs, the 2019 Indian Chieftain Classic will continue to feature its traditional fairing and iconic valanced front fender.

The redesigned Chieftain lineup continues an evolution that started in 2017...

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE ANNOUNCES 2019 CHIEF, SPRINGFIELD & ROADMASTER MODELS WITH NEW TECHNOLOGY THAT ENHANCES RIDING EXPERIENCE

New Ride-Enhancing Technology Improves Performance, Comfort, & Audio Quality;

Dark Horse Style Updates and Expanded Color Options Round Out Upgrades for 2019

MELBOURNE - AUSTRALIA (August 30, 2018) – Indian Motorcycle, America’s first motorcycle company founded in 1901, today announced its 2019 Chief, Springfield and Roadmaster models with new technology designed to enhance and customise the riding experience. Dark Horse models also get darker with premium gloss black finishes and expanded color options on Springfield Dark Horse.

Developed in direct response to rider feedback, the new technology features focus on improving performance, comfort, and more versatile for customising. The new features include:

Selectable Ride Modes
Riders can now choose between three Ride Modes on the fly – Tour, Standard or...

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE ANNOUNCES 2019 SCOUT LINEUP

New Paint Options & USB Charging Port Headline Upgrades to 2019 Indian Scout Lineup

MELBOURNE (August 28, 2018) - Indian Motorcycle, America’s first motorcycle company founded in 1901, today announced its 2019 Scout lineup with new paint options on Scout and Scout Bobber. Key feature upgrades for 2019 include a new USB charging port on Scout and Scout Bobber models.

New for 2019, the Scout and Scout Bobber will receive a USB charging port, a convenient feature that allows riders to charge a personal device while riding. The charging port is located near the speedometer for easy access.

“The iconic Indian Scout family is a favorite amongst riders across the globe,” said Reid Wilson, Senior Director for Indian Motorcycle. “Since the addition of the Scout Bobber in July 2017, we’ve continued to evolve our Scout offering to meet the tastes of various riders, whether they prefer the heritage-inspired look of...

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE DEBUTS HIGHLY-ANTICIPATED FTR 1200 & FTR 1200 S

New Flat Track Inspired Street Bike Draws From Indian Motorcycle’s Storied History & Success in Flat Track Racing

All-New Platform Combines Flat Tracker Styling with Powerful New Liquid-Cooled V-Twin Engine with 120 Horsepower

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (October 2, 2018) –Today Indian Motorcycle, America’s First Motorcycle Company, set a new standard for American motorcycling with the unveiling of the FTR 1200 and FTR 1200 S. The FTR platform proudly breaks new ground and answers the call of enthusiasts around the world anxiously awaiting its debut.

Inspired by Indian Motorcycle’s storied history and success in flat track racing, the FTR 1200 and FTR 1200 S take design and styling cues from the championship-winning FTR750 race bike that has dominated American Flat Track since it was introduced in 2016. It also takes styling inspiration from the FTR1200 Custom, unveiled a...

Raw & Aggressive – the Indian Scout Bobber Features a Slammed Stance, Chopped Fenders, & Blacked-Out Styling

Strip it down. That was the inspiration Indian Motorcycle used when developing the latest model in its iconic Scout lineup, the new Indian Scout Bobber. A low slung, blacked-out, minimalist motorcycle that proves less is definitely more.

The new muscular Scout represents a core passion of motorcyclists - connecting to the road without a need for anything unnecessary. It’s a tangible means of escape from a life that is so easily bogged down by commitments and a boatload of unnecessary “stuff.”

“The Scout Bobber is our most raw and mean machine to date, and the ultimate in the celebration of what motorcycling is about – a powerful engine, two wheels, and no plans of where to go,” said Peter Harvey, Country Manager – Indian Motorcycle. “It’s an incredibly fun motorcycle that delivers a ton of attitude, along with a ton of power.”...

Hi Everyone,
The biggest news on the Indian Motorcycle front during October is the much anticipated Grand Opening of the first dealership out west.The new flagship store located at 1429 Albany Highway, Cannington, is one of the largest Indian and Victory Motorcycle Dealerships in the World and some 70 years since Armstrong Cycle and Motor Agency last represented the Indian brand over west.



A Grand Opening Celebration event is being held on Saturday the 8th October. The Grand Opening Celebration which is open and free to the public will kick off at 8.30am and feature live music, food trucks as well as an Indian Scout will also be raffled on the day worth $20,000! All you need to do is turn up and register on the day to be in the draw.

Make sure you put it down in your calendars to be there.Other details can be found on their Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/events/316118528735723/
Or call the shop on 08 6254...

Indian Motorcycle®, America’s first motorcycle company, today introduced the latest addition to its 2016 lineup — the all-new Indian Scout® Sixty — from the floor of the EICMA International Motorcycle Show in Milan, Italy. The new 999cc Scout Sixty breaks through boundaries, promising to broadly appeal to new rider segments with a premium motorcycle brand.

The new Indian Scout Sixty offers many of the same features and components of the award-winning Indian® Scout®, which was introduced in 2014 at the Black Hills Rally on the fabled “Wall of Death.” True to the craftsmanship, reliability and legendary agility of the Indian Scout, the new Scout Sixty shares the identical chassis, suspension, brakes and core engine — all mated with a new 60 cubic inch engine. With a dry weight of 246kgs and a potent 88Nm of linear torque, the Scout Sixty is paired with a silky smooth, easy-to-shift 5-speed transmission, and starts at $17,995 ride away. Offered in three...

Simplicity and versatility are hallmarks of minimalist touring powerhouse that converts to lean urban cruiser in minutes, featuring class-leading power, handling, and comfort

Indian Motorcycle, America’s first motorcycle company, has announced the new Indian Springfield. Named after the birthplace of Indian Motorcycle and designed for a pure riding experience, the Indian Springfield is a soulful and versatile new addition to the 2016 lineup. It features true, authentic American craftsmanship, superior refinement and only the most essential touring features for the ultimate in open road touring without distractions.

Inspired by the rich heritage of Indian Motorcycle, the Indian Springfield offers classic styling blended with thoroughly modern technology for a purist’s take on both touring comfort and urban versatility.

The Indian Springfield can be quickly converted into a cruiser with the quick-release windshield and saddlebags removed, or...

Genuine Indian Motorcycle Helmets are now available instore.
Check them out at your closest Indian Motorcycle dealership or call 1300 00 463 426.

Join our WA Indian Motorcycle Riders for the 3rd Annual Anniversary Ride on Sunday 7th August! Meet at 9am at 1429 Albany Hwy, Cannington for breakfast before departing at 10.15am to head to Ravenswood Hotel for lunch.
Register for the ride at register@indian111wa.info

Date: Sunday 7th August
Location: 1429 Albany Highway, Cannington
Time: 9am

A bagger with undeniable presence, the Chieftain Dark Horse® offers a tonne of matte black, a fl icker
of chrome, and a wealth of features to roll as one of the most bad-ass American-made V-Twin bikes
on the market. The Chieftain Dark Horse® conveys an aggressive attitude that demands attention for
all the right reasons.
Powered by a blacked-out version of the celebrated Thunder Stroke® 111 engine and built upon the
same highly lauded chassis and suspension as the Indian® Chieftain®, the new Chieftain Dark Horse®
comes from the factory outfi tted with a solo seat and short, tinted power windscreen, yet maintains its
spacious power-locking hard bags, ABS, electronic cruise control, tyre pressure monitoring system,
premium stereo with AM/FM Bluetooth® and smartphone compatible input, and remote key fob with
keyless ignition.
For more information, check it out at
http://www.indianmotorcycle.com/en-au/chieftain-dark-horse-thunder-black-smoke

Motorcycle Racer, Guy Martin has broken the world speed record for riding a motorcycle around a Wall of Death! Guy hit a top speed of 78.15 mph after initially breaking the record with a speed of 70.34 mph on his first run on an ‪#‎IndianScout‬!
Go Guy!
Check it out on our link!

Indian Motorcycle Australia in connection with Australian rock legend Ian Moss of Cold Chisel fame, auctioned off a limited edition motorcycle to raise funds for Black Dog Ride, a charity organisation founded by a passionate motorcyclist intent on doing something about the devastating suicide rate in Australia, which is twice the annual road toll.

Indian Motorcycle was thrilled to hand over a cheque for $53,700 to the Black Dog Ride Charity.

Since 2009, Black Dog Ride has involved thousands of Australian motorcycle riders in dozens of local suicide prevention rides, raising over $2.2M for mental health services and fostering mental health awareness around the country.

To find out more about the Black Dog Ride Charity, please click here.

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