Indian Motorcycle is turning the throttle wide open for 2025, stacking its King of the Baggers lineup with enough talent to make even Harley-Davidson sweat.
The legendary Wrecking Crew—a name steeped in history—returns to the tarmac with a fresh three-rider factory team, led by reigning champ Troy Herfoss, two-time titleholder Tyler O’Hara, and MotoGP veteran Loris Baz.
Continue reading “Indian Motorcycle Wrecking Crew Reloads for 2025 King of the Baggers”The Indian FTR, once heralded as a bold street tracker inspired by the brand’s racing legacy, has been quietly discontinued. Launched in 2019 as the FTR 1200, this V-Twin-powered machine (one of the best 1,200cc motorcycles) with its trellis frame was a standout in a sea of heavy cruisers and touring bikes.
Despite its promise, the FTR’s fate was sealed in an understated note buried in Polaris Industries’ Q4 2024 earnings report, which merely mentioned costs associated with winding down the FTR product line.
Continue reading “Indian FTR 1200 Discontinued”Indian’s Sport Chief was already a bruiser, a back-alley brawler wrapped in blacked-out muscle, but something was missing.
Harley’s Low Rider ST had been throwing punches with its FXRT-style fairing and hard bags, and Indian needed a counterpunch. Enter the 2025 Indian Sport Chief RT—a more refined knuckle sandwich aimed squarely at the ST, now packing saddlebags and a sound system.
Continue reading “Check Out the 2025 Indian Sport Chief RT”The Indian Scout is more than just a motorcycle; it’s a piece of American history. First rolling onto the scene in 1920, this iconic bike quickly became a favorite among riders and racers alike. With its unique design and powerful engine, the Scout set the stage for what a motorcycle could be.
Over the decades, it has evolved, faced challenges, and even taken a brief hiatus, only to come back stronger. Today, the Indian Scout stands as a symbol of innovation and resilience, cherished by enthusiasts around the world.
Continue reading “A Detailed History of the Indian Scout”When Indian rolled its PowerPlus 112 engine across the finish line for its third MotoAmerica King of the Baggers championship, it wasn’t just a victory lap—it was a statement. That 112ci powerhouse, battle-tested on the track, is now rolling into dealerships as an option for select models.
Among them are two head-turning additions: the all-new Chieftain PowerPlus and Roadmaster PowerPlus. These models pack the punch of performance and the finesse of fine engineering, serving up something truly special for bagger and touring enthusiasts alike.
Continue reading “Check Out the 2025 Chieftain PowerPlus and Roadmaster PowerPlus”The 1969 Indian M5A Mini, a charming slice of minibike history, is a badge-engineered version of Italjet’s M5B. Revived from its glory days by its current owner in 2024, this little two-stroke wonder has undergone a meticulous refurbishment.
The example you see here is for sale at Bring a Trailer with no reserve. It’s a beautiful little bike and would be a great addition to anyone’s garage. These things are fairly rare, making this a good buy most likely.
Continue reading “Check Out This 1969 Indian M5A Mini That’s For Sale”Touring motorcycles are more than machines—they’re your escape pod from the grind, your partner in adventure, and your ticket to the kind of freedom that only comes with a twisting road ahead and no set destination.
Picking the coolest touring motorcycles isn’t about spec sheets alone. It’s about attitude, style, and the way it makes you feel when you throw a leg over it. Let’s take a closer look at five machines that embody what it means to tour with swagger.
Continue reading “The 5 Coolest Touring Motorcycles”When you throw a leg over an Indian Scout, the first question on your mind might not be about horsepower. It might be, “Can I pull off this look?” The Scout has a way of making anyone feel like a rebel with a vintage edge.
But dig deeper—beneath the chromed-out finishes and swooping tank lies an engine that’s itching to prove itself. So, let’s talk about what makes this middleweight cruiser hum. What’s the Indian Scout horsepower like?
Continue reading “Indian Scout Horsepower: How Much Does It Make and What’s It Like?”The new Indian Springfield is riding into 2025 with a twist. While the standard Springfield and Springfield Dark Horse offer fresh paint options for the year, whispers of a Springfield Elite have surfaced, stirring excitement.
Confirmed through Australian homologation data and likely bound for North America, the Elite would join Indian’s lineup of ultra-premium models known for their dazzling hand-painted finishes and high-end upgrades.
Continue reading “Indian Springfield Elite Will Arrive 2025”In the sweep of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, a film as intricate and winding as the road of life itself, there’s a small but potent slice of Americana that shines through—motorcycles. The movie, based on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short story, takes us through decades of Benjamin Button’s reverse-aging journey, and in doing so, the film gives us a glimpse of machines that, like their riders, carry a certain timelessness.
Director David Fincher, known for his meticulous eye for detail, ensured that the bikes used in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button weren’t just period props. They were symbolic—representing freedom, rebellion, and the passage of time, all themes central to Button’s story. While the movie may not have motorcycles at its core, the ones that do appear leave a lasting impression.
Continue reading “What Motorcycles Are in ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button’?”
