Indian Motorcycle Signature Series Challenger, Chieftain Powerplus, Pursuit, Roadmaster Powerplus unveiled

Indian Motorcycle has launched the Signature Series, a range of limited-edition motorcycles to mark the brand’s 125th anniversary. The limited range is available on the Challenger, Chieftain Powerplus, Pursuit and Roadmaster Powerplus, with production capped at very limited numbers.

Created to highlight the brand’s craftsmanship, the Signature Series is equipped with a bespoke multi-layer paint process aimed at increasing depth, contrast and visual appeal. Each model also receives exclusive finishes and detailing to differentiate it from the standard line-up.

Indian Challenger Signature Series

The Signature Series Indian Challenger is finished in Abyss Metallic, with a black base complemented by red graphics. It also receives a blacked-out treatment for the engine and several premium features, including a 400W PowerBand audio system, remote-locking saddlebags, cruise control and an electronically adjustable windscreen.

The motorcycle is powered by a 112ci liquid-cooled V-twin engine that produces 126 hp and 180 Nm of torque, tied to a six-speed gearbox.

Indian Chieftain Powerplus Signature Series

The Chieftain Powerplus features a similar black base paint scheme but with green graphics and a blacked-out finish across the motorcycle. It is powered by the same 112ci liquid-cooled V-twin engine producing 126 hp and 180 Nm, paired to a six-speed transmission.

Mechanically, the Chieftain Powerplus is more or less the same as the Challenger, with the main difference being styling and riding dynamics.

Indian Pursuit and Roadmaster Powerplus Signature Series

The Pursuit and Roadmaster Powerplus Signature Series models are based on the Challenger and Chieftain platforms but offer greater touring capability, thanks to a top box, increased luggage capacity, and additional comfort and convenience features.

Both motorcycles feature a white exterior finish accented by Revere Red and Vigilant Blue graphics that collectively recreate Indian Motorcycle's iconic headdress logo. Unlike the Challenger and Chieftain, these models receive chrome-finished components instead of a blacked-out treatment.

In terms of equipment, the Pursuit and Roadmaster Powerplus are fitted with an upgraded 600W PowerBand audio system comprising six speakers, compared to the four-speaker setup offered on the Challenger and Chieftain.

Power comes from the same 112ci liquid-cooled V-twin engine, producing 126 hp and 180 Nm of torque, paired with a six-speed gearbox.

Indian Motorcycle has confirmed that the Signature Series motorcycles will be produced in extremely limited numbers, although the company has not disclosed the exact production volume.

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