Bike India

Best Bikes in India | No.1 Two Wheeler Magazine

  • Home
  • News
    • Upcoming Launches
    • Latest News
    • New Bike Launches
  • Reviews
    • First Ride
    • Road Test
    • Comparison
  • Features
  • Our Bikes
  • Videos
  • Subscribe
  • NG Auto
    • AUTO COMPONENTS INDIA
    • CAR INDIA
    • COMMERCIAL VEHICLE
  • Brands

Indian showcases Custom ‘Big Chief’

December 19, 2013 by Team Bike India Leave a Comment

Indian Big Chief Custom web 1

The International Motorcycle Show in New York City saw American two-wheeler veterans Indian unveil a completely customised version of their Chief Classic motorbike called the ‘Big Chief Custom’. Decked in an array of Indian’s aftermarket accessory options, the whole point of this one-off, in-house custom job is to throw the spotlight on the Chief’s versatility and customisation potential. Judging by the pictures, it seems like they got what they wanted, because the bike looks spectacular, and can easily be set apart from the stock Chief Classic.

The Big Chief is based on the 2014 model of Indian’s Chief Classic which came out a few months ago, and as per our coverage from a few days ago, the Indian Chief Classic is part of Indian’s line up that will be sold here in India soon. This singular custom has been given a thorough makeover, from top to bottom. Highlights include the front fender, new headlights, custom forks, and an absolutely unique paint job with a variety of colours which echoes the livery of Indian bikes from a bygone era.

Most of the other add-ons such as the fish tail exhaust pipes, the beach style handle bars, and the covers for the camshaft and the primary drive can all just be bought from Indian themselves, and then bolted onto their bikes. The bike’s power mill, mechanics, and electric components haven’t been altered though, and it is still powered by the stock 1,811 cc fuel injected engine that is capable of producing 162 Nm of torque.

Story: Harket Suchde

Indian Big Chief Custom web 2

bikeonline@nextgenpublishing.net'

Team Bike India – who has written 841 posts on Bike India.


Email

Related posts:

Suzuki Katana Launched
Ducati Scrambler Urban Motard 800 Launched in India
2023 Kawasaki Ninja 400 Launched

Filed Under: Latest News, News Tagged With: bike, chief, classic, concept, custom, indian, international, motorcycle, new, show, two, two-wheeler, unveil, wheler, York

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

AlphaOmega Captcha Classica  –  Enter Security Code
 ⟲    ➴
 


JULY 2022

Bike India - India's no. 1 two-wheeler magazine

MARCH 2022

Bike India - India's no. 1 two-wheeler magazine

Anniversary Ride to the Isle of Man with Freddie Spencer and Sid Lal

TVS Ntorq Ncounters I – Navigating the Night

BMW G 310 GS Explores Nagaland

SPECIAL Featured Story

Yamaha MT-15 Version 2.0 Road Test Review – The Dark Side of Japan

Yamaha MT-15 Version 2.0 Road Test Review – The Dark Side of Japan

We spent a day with the Yamaha MT-15 Version 2.0 to bring you a detailed report on the updates that the motorcycle has received. Story: Azaman ChothiaPhotography: Snajay Raikar

More about this.

Car India and Bike India Awards 2019

Recent Posts

  • Suzuki Katana Launched
  • JULY 2022
  • Oben Rorr First Ride Review – Lots of Potential
  • Ducati Scrambler Urban Motard 800 Launched in India

Car India

Car India Magazine - Get your Digital Subscription

Latest News

Suzuki Katana Launched

2023 Kawasaki Ninja 400 Launched

Moto Morini Motorcycles to be Launched in India

Zero Carbon Fuel in MotoGP by 2024

Subscribe to Car India

Subscribe to our Car India Magazine

Bike India: India’s no. 1 two-wheeler magazine

BIKE India covers the two-wheeler industry in its entirety, both from the local and the international perspective. Also delivers the most definitive verdict on machinery and performance by explaining the hows, whys, and whats on every new bike in a lucid and user-friendly manner. BIKE India is the India’s most authoritative two-wheeler publication, a magazine for people with a passion for bikes and everything to do with their history and heritage.
SiteMap

Copyright © 2022 · BIKE INDIA INDIA’S NO. 1 TWO WHEELER MAGAZINE, BY FAR! ·