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We told you we had high-resolution photos of the all-new 2015 Indian Roadmaster, and now it’s time to prove we were not only bragging in vain. Indian moved in quite secretly with this new machine, and rumors of its existence have only begun circulating days ago, with seemingly nobody expecting such an early introduction.
Truth be told, most of the guys were probably thinking that the Roadmaster would make appearance at the upcoming 2014 Sturgis rally. However, it looks like Indian PR and marketers found it more lucrative to give the audience something to dream about before heading out for Sturgis and meet the 2015 Indian models in person.
For the next season, Indian adds two-tone paint schemes to the existing flat-color options, and this includes both the 2013-launched Chief Classic, Chief Vintage and Chieftain and the recently-announced Roadmaster.
Here a list of key features Indian believe to me the most worthy to mention about the new 2015 Roadmaster:
- Expansive, easy-access storage comprising nearly 143ltrs of weatherproof storage
- Dual, hard-sided saddlebags and a roomy quick-release, carpet-lined rear trunk — all featuring remote locking for security and convenience
- Enhanced rider ergonomics with increased legroom
- Adjustable passenger floorboards
- The Horizon Windscreen featuring power-adjust
- Genuine Leather Desert Tan heated seats with individual controls and high/low settings
- Heated grips featuring ten temperature settings
- Lower fairing with adjustable airflow
The 2015 Roadmaster also includes an extensive list of standard premium features:
- High-resolution Anti-Lock Brakes
- Chrome front and rear highway bars
- Tire pressure monitoring system
- Keyless ignition
- Remote saddlebag and trunk locks
- Triple power ports
- Pathfinder LED Lighting throughout
- Electronic cruise control
- Advanced infotainment system offering communication, navigation, and telephone – and Pandora Internet Radio integration in the US, Australia and New Zealand
- Bluetooth capability for hands-free multi-device connectivity.
For more tech info, check out our other 2015 Indian Roadmaster story.
For the next season, Indian adds two-tone paint schemes to the existing flat-color options, and this includes both the 2013-launched Chief Classic, Chief Vintage and Chieftain and the recently-announced Roadmaster.
Here a list of key features Indian believe to me the most worthy to mention about the new 2015 Roadmaster:
- Expansive, easy-access storage comprising nearly 143ltrs of weatherproof storage
- Dual, hard-sided saddlebags and a roomy quick-release, carpet-lined rear trunk — all featuring remote locking for security and convenience
- Enhanced rider ergonomics with increased legroom
- Adjustable passenger floorboards
- The Horizon Windscreen featuring power-adjust
- Genuine Leather Desert Tan heated seats with individual controls and high/low settings
- Heated grips featuring ten temperature settings
- Lower fairing with adjustable airflow
The 2015 Roadmaster also includes an extensive list of standard premium features:
- High-resolution Anti-Lock Brakes
- Chrome front and rear highway bars
- Tire pressure monitoring system
- Keyless ignition
- Remote saddlebag and trunk locks
- Triple power ports
- Pathfinder LED Lighting throughout
- Electronic cruise control
- Advanced infotainment system offering communication, navigation, and telephone – and Pandora Internet Radio integration in the US, Australia and New Zealand
- Bluetooth capability for hands-free multi-device connectivity.
For more tech info, check out our other 2015 Indian Roadmaster story.
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