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Indian motorcycle is recalling their current fleet of Thunderstroke-powered motorcycles after two American bikes appeared to have a ghost in the machine and started themselves. The problem is that corrosion in the starter switch can cause an electrical short and start the engine if the key fob is nearby. Apparently two Indian motorcycles in the …
Indian Motorcycle has added the blacked-out Chief Dark Horse at $34,995 ride away as predicted when the model was announced last month. The bike arrives in Australia at the end of this month and is expected to be a big hit like the Chief Dark Horse which is the top seller in the Chief line-up. The Chieftain …
When Indian Motorcycle introduced the blacked-out Chief Dark Horse it instantly became the top seller in the Chief line-up, so it was only a matter of time before a bagger version was released. Welcome the Chieftain Dark Horse with matte black paint, solo seat and more black than chrome including the Indian warhead on the …
Indian Motorcycle will unveil a new model on May 11, 2016, and the internet forums are buzzing with rumours it will be a blacked-out Dark Horse version of the Chieftain. There is no point in asking the marketing department for confirmation about the new model – they never talk about future product. But we couldn’t resist, so we asked …
The mean-looking blacked-out Indian Chief Dark Horse arrives in Australia in May 2015 at $26,995 ride away. Indian Motorcycle external relations manager Robert Pandya talks us though the bike’s features in the above video. That makes the solo-seated bike $2000 cheaper than the “entry-level” Chief Classic, even though it has all the same goodies such as …