Indian Motorcycle adds Vintage Dark Horse and Roadmaster Limited
The 2021 Indian Motorcycle range gains new models, extra technology and more accessories for 2021
INDIAN Motorcycle has announced new models, technology, and accessories for the 2021 model year.
Indian Roadmaster Limited and Roadmaster Dark Horse
The biggest new models are the Roadmaster Limited and Roadmaster Dark Horse, featuring a raft of new or redesigned features over the current Roadmaster machines. The bikes have been given a thorough facelift, with neat looking chrome trim and deep gloss paint visually lifting the look of the Limited, while the Dark Horse keeps is stealthy in moody, matt black.
The Indian Roadmaster Dark Horse
Facelift aside, the range-topping Roadmasters not come equipped with Apple CarPlay and feature Indian Motorcycle’s all-new ClimaCommand Rogue heated and cooled seat with Ride Command integration.
Indian ClimaCommand seats
As well as being a standard feature on the Roadmaster Limited and Dark Horse models, Indian has added the units as an optional accessory for 2021 for any Thunderstroke powered machines.
The ClimaCommand seat is available in two style variations, Classic and Rogue, which has a more modern, streamlined style. Additionally, the 2021 ClimaCommand seat now allows riders to adjust heating and cooling directly through the Ride Command infotainment system on select 2020 and 2021 models, offering riders a new, and easy way to manage comfort while on the road.
Touring & Comfort Accessories
The Indian Challenger Quick Release Trunk adds 64 litres of additional storage. Similar to the Indian Roadmaster trunk, the Indian Challenger trunk is lockable via a key fob and can fit two full-face helmets. When paired with the Slim Trunk Passenger Backrest Pad, passengers have up to 50mm of additional room for comfort.
For both Indian Challenger and Thunderstroke models, a new low-profile quick-release padded sissy bar with a low-profile passenger pad is available to those who want added passenger comfort without sacrificing the bike’s low-profile and sleek styling.
For more information on the full range of Indian motorcycles, head to: indianmotorcycle.co.uk
Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
