Indian FTR 1200 S Road Test Ft. Harley-Davidson Fat Bob
- Oct 30, 2019
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American-bred Indian Motorcycles has announced its 2023 lineup, which includes the all-new FTR Sport, an exclusive Challenger Elite model, and several other updates across its portfolio. The FTR Sport, positioned as a mid-spec model, replaces the FTR S.
As the name suggests, the new Sport model is Indian’s take on a sportier FTR. So it features two swanky new colour schemes: white with red accents, as well as black with red accents, a new headlight fairing, seat cowl, and number plate.
Other updates include a four-inch touchscreen display which supports navigation. The console has also been moved upward for better rider visibility. Rider aids such as three ride modes – Rain, Sport, and Standard – as well as lean-sensitive traction control and ABS have been retained.
Adding to the list of updates is a brand-new clutch designed to improve both feel and performance, as well as new brake pads for better braking performance.
Price-wise, the FTR models start at a retail price of $13,499 (Rs 11.01 lakh), with the FTR Rally costing $14,499 (Rs 11.8 lakh). The FTR Sport, on the other hand, is priced at $15,749 (Rs 12.85 lakh) in Black Metallic, while the FTR R Carbon starts at $17,249 (Rs 14.07 lakh).
Up next is the ultra-exclusive Indian Challenger Elite, limited to only 150 units worldwide. It features three unique liveries: Sapphire Blue Smoke with Black Smoke and Titanium Metallic Smoke detailing. Other notable bits include a more powerful music system, an adaptive LED headlight, and new machine-cut wheels. The 2023 Indian Challenger Elite will be offered at $35,999, or around Rs 29.37 lakh in India.
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