Workhorse Speed Shop is working on two custom builds based on Indian FTR 1200, but all we know is in these teaser shots. (Indian Motorcycle/) It doesn’t look like Brice Hennebert, owner of Workhorse Speed Shop, wasted any time during the long lockdown. The wild ideas keep coming—or at least that’s the impression we got checking out these works-in-progress pics…
Indian Motorcycle tweaks its FTR for 2022 by focusing on road performance. (Indian Motorcycle/) The Indian Motorcycle FTR ditches its 1200 nomenclature and its 19/18-inch wheel combo for a pair of road conventional 17-inch hoops. (Indian Motorcycle/) The saddle height has been reduced due to the smaller-diameter wheels and shorter suspension travel. (Indian Motorcycle/) Like before, the FTR continues to…
Indian FTR R Carbon replaces the previous FTR1200 R and FTR Carbon models, with an MSRP of $17,000. (Indian Motorcycle/)In 2019, Indian Motorcycle released the FTR1200 models, which were inspired by the company’s winning FTR750 flat-track racer. Cycle World Editor-in-Chief Mark Hoyer said the bike signaled “a new era for American street standards,” combining the endearing elements we associate with…