Indian Motorcycle of Tucson is an authorized Indian dealership, conveniently located at 4037 N Oracle Road. We carry a large selection of new and pre-owned inventory and have a full sales, service, and parts department with friendly and experienced staff. Visit or call us Tuesday through Saturday for all your Indian Motorcycle needs!
I've been looking at the Indians and I think now that I've been looking at Angel I think I'm going to go to Tucson and get me an Indian I know I can't get an angel cuz I see that big rock on her finger but I think she could talk me into just about anything angel will you go for a ride with me and teach me how to do all this stuff with this new Indian I'm seriously thinking of trading in my Ultra Classic for one
I just bought the Liberty Jacket from my local dealer in Massachusetts. Yes it's expensive but it's worth every penny, I love it! Always wear full face modular.
People bitch about how expensive Harley accessories are so they evidently have never shopped Indian parts or accessories. (Crazy Money) Indian is also missing the boat by not making enough bolt on accessories. Lower your prices and learn a lesson from Harley, maybe steal away one of Harley's engineers that designs the add on's.
I don’t think lean technology works on slow speed maneuvering so I’m confused to u saying it doesn’t work 80% of the time. As I understand lean technology came out in 2020 and meant for higher speeds. I rode a friends 2020 Indian Challenger and it does work before the rider could even react. Nevertheless, I would take skill over technology and no matter how much technology there is, it will never be a 100% replacement of skill and common sense.
I'm not interested in one but im very glad Indian is offering so many great choices 👍. I'd like to see a new line with that engine kinda like Harley's softial line. Mid size cruisers with liquid cooling. Cheifs are a huge bike. They need something in the middle kinda like the heritage Softail
