Indian Motorcycle reveals the latest addition to their cruiser line-up, the 2016 model year Springfield. Named after the birthplace of the Indian motorbikes, the Springfield builds on the new Chief ...

Will Indian Motorcycle make a custom bagger out of their new Springfield hard bagger like sister company Victory Motorcycles did when they turned their Cross Country into the Magnum? Just a fortnight ...

Which bike is best between Indian 2024 Springfield vs Royal Enfield Shotgun 650? As per the users experiences 2024 Indian Springfield is a winner for you if you are seriously looking for mileage, ...

Indian Motorcycle continues to expand its lineup with models that mostly pay tribute to the iconic brand's extensive history – like the Chief and the Scout – or break new ground with the ...

Indian Motorcycle plans to release a new model on Thursday March 3, 2016, that is tipped to be called the Springfield in honour of its birthplace in Massachusetts. The only clue is an image on the ...

“That certainly looks like an old Indian, doesn’t it?” asks a passer-by as I’m fueling up the motorcycle at a gas station in Washington, Va. “What year ­­­is it?” He’s an older gentleman, a real rider ...

SPRINGFIELD -- Richard "Butch" Baer and his family are legends in the Indian Motocycle collecting community, so when Baer, 90, rode into the Springfield Museums parking lot Sunday on his brand new ...

What’s New: The excellent Thunder Stroke 111 V-twin engine that powers these bikes gets a nice new feature for 2019: Cylinder deactivation. It’s pretty common on cars but rarely seen on motorcycles.

Watch out, Road King. There’s an Indian on your tail. Indian Motorcycle has added another large-motor machine to its growing fleet of American-made road warriors. This one is aimed squarely at the ...

Indian Motorcycle announced its new 2016 Indian Springfield this week. Described as the “pure, essential touring machine,” it is named after the city of Springfield, Massachusetts, where Indian ...

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