With heavy focus on performance nakeds, reduced interest is prompting certain brands to discontinue powerful "standard bikes" ...

Indian engines are known for their power, and the FTR 1200’s liquid-cooled 1203-cc V-Twin is no exception; the new configuration optimizes airflow for additional power and torque, enabling it to ...

Indian FTR is powered by 1203 cc engine.This FTR engine generates a power of 124.7 PS and a torque of 120 Nm @ 6000 rpm. The claimed mileage of FTR is 18 kmpl. Indian FTR gets Disc brakes in the ...

This, along with the tractable, smooth power of the FTR’s 1,203 cc water-cooled 60-degree ... but without the archaic engine, dubious styling and annoying rim-mounted front brake rotor that ...

Kyle Hyatt (he/him/his) hails originally from the Pacific Northwest, but has long called Los Angeles home. He's had a lifelong obsession with cars and motorcycles (both old and new). With its flat ...

With reigning back-to-back American Flat Track Racing champion Jared Mees in the saddle performing a smoky burnout, the 2019 Indian FTR 1200 made its first public appearance in a warehouse event ...

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Like all Indian motorcycles, the new FTR R Carbon is built around a powerful V-twin engine. This one is a 1,203 cc V-twin unit that’s a slight upgrade over the previous models, with a new tune, that ...

The claimed mileage of Indian FTR is 18 kmpl whereas the mileage of Triumph Rocket 3 is 14.66 Kmpl. In technical specifications, Indian FTR is powered by 1203 cc engine , while Triumph Rocket 3 is ...

Polaris touts its U.S.-based origins and operations, as does the Indian brand. But where are Indian motorcycle engines made, and how many different versions do they produce? For motorcycles sold ...

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