Indian Chieftain (2017)

The Indian Chieftain motorcycle, released in 2017, has a four-stroke V-twin Thunder Stroke c 111 engine with a capacity of 1811.cc/110.5 cu-in. It has electronic fuel injection, a six-speed transmission, and a final drive belt. The frame is made of cast aluminum with an integrated airbox, and the front suspension has telescopic forks with 119 mm/4.7 in of wheel travel. The rear suspension has a single shock with 104 mm/3.7 in of wheel travel. The front brakes have two floating rotors with four-piston calipers, while the rear brake has a single floating rotor with two-piston calipers. The wheels have 60 spokes and are sized at 16 x 3.5″ in the front and 16″ x 5″ in the rear. The bike has a rake of 29 degrees and a trail of 6.1 in. Its dimensions are 2571 mm/101.2 in in length, 1022 mm/40.2 in in width, and 1529 mm/60.2 in in height, with a wheelbase of 1668 mm/65.7 in. The dry weight is 376 kg/828 lbs, while the wet weight is 385 kg/848 lbs. The ground clearance is 140 mm/5.5 in, and the seat height is 660 mm/26.0 in. The fuel capacity is 20.8 liters/5.5 US gal, and the GVWR is 630 kg/1385 lbs. The Indian Chieftain also has a maximum torque of 139 Nm/14.2 kgf-m at 2800 rpm.

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Make Model: Indian Chieftain