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Indian reveal new two-tone graphic options for 2015

July 15, 2014 by Team Bike India Leave a Comment

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Indian motorcycles are set to sport new colours come 2015. In an official statement issued by Polaris, all three models in the Indian lineup will offer a jazzed-up two-tone graphic option. The 2015 Indian Chief Classic will be available in an Indian Motorcycle Red and Thunder Black combination, while the Chief Vintage gets two extra colors, Indian Motorcycle Red and Ivory Cream and Willow Green and Ivory Cream.

The flagship Indian Chieftain will be available in the red/black two-tone paint scheme, which seems to be a basic offering from Indian for 2015, but customers will also be able to choose between Indian Motorcycle Red and Ivory Cream and Springfield Blue and Ivory Cream. Apart from the visual upgrades, no other changes have been mentioned in this regard.

Polaris are set to officially launch their 2015 Indian lineup next month at the legendary Sturgis rally. We are keeping our fingers crossed for these eye-popping 2015 Indian models to come to our shores very soon. Stay tuned for more.

Story: Sayem Parvez Syed

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