Press Releases

Indian Motorcycle Racing, presented by Progressive Motorcycle Insurance, and two-time defending Grand National Champion Briar Bauman secured the top spot in the season’s standings following the factory rider’s first win of the 2021 season. The win also marked the third win of the season for Indian Motorcycle. Joining Bauman on the Chicago Half-Mile podium were Indian Motorcycle privateer Jared Vanderkooi and Wrecking Crew rider Jared Mees, who finish second and third respectively.

Making its first public appearance at The One Motorcycle Show in Portland, Oregon, a custom FTR 1200 S by Jeff Wright, the owner of Church of Choppers, made a striking impact among the 200+ other unique bikes on display. And as one of the most influential custom bike builders today, when Jeff displays his latest creation, people take notice.

Frankie Garcia and the Roland Sands Design Indian Challenger take third-place Indian Challenger racer Tyler O’Hara, reigning MotoAmerica King of the Baggers champion, started the season with a win aboard the Mission Foods S&S Cycle, Inc. Indian Challenger at the Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. In a repeat of last year at Laguna Seca, Frankie Garcia […]

Indian Motorcycle, America’s First Motorcycle Company, today announced three privately-backed teams running the Indian Challenger at 2021 bagger racing events. The three teams include reigning King of the Baggers Champion Mission® Foods S&S® Indian Challenger, 2020 King of the Baggers third-place finisher Roland Sands Design® (RSD), and new Indian Challenger converts, Saddlemen.

Indian Motorcycle, America’s First Motorcycle Company, is once again joining forces with International Female Ride Day® (IFRD), a globally synchronised ride day celebrating women riders and their passion for riding. The 15th annual event returns to the first Saturday, May 1, on six continents in over 120 countries. This year’s theme, #FocusFemaleForward, emphasises the goals of IFRD, including encouraging new women to ride while shining a light on the diverse participation of women already riding motorcycles.