Customer Indian Dirt Track Bikes Ready For Order

MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Indian Motorcycle celebrates its return to flat track racing by producing a made-to-order, limited edition Scout FTR750 in a bike-with-benefits package that will price out at $50,000 ($60,000 Canadian).
Only 50 bikes are being produced. Buyers will be able to customize the FTR750 with:

• Their own number (on a first come, first served basis), 1-50;
• Custom finishes; and
• Optional installment of a front brake.

But that’s not all: Buyers will receive VIP access at an American Flat Track event during its 2018 season, where they will have access to the racing pits and a meet-and-greet with the Indian race team. The next morning, the VIP buyer will be able to take a one-on-one flat track riding lesson with a Wrecking Crew rider. Flights and accommodations for two people are included.
The custom FTR750s, which are competition-only and not street legal, are being built to order, Indian said. The company is requiring a $5,000 deposit and then full payment before the bike ships to the customer. Discounts are available for race team buyers. Indian is not providing a warranty for this offer.
For more information, contact Gary Gray at Polaris: gary.gray@polaris.com; phone 651-408-7233.

I'll give you two grand and a handjob (OTD price), take it or leave it

So they're selling $60k dirtbikes AND they had the nerve to steal the name of the historic HD race team that used to mop the floor with Indian?

tikebike said:

I'll give you two grand and a handjob (OTD price), take it or leave it

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You're clearly the intended market.

JTR said:

So they're selling $60k dirtbikes AND they had the nerve to steal the name of the historic HD race team that used to mop the floor with Indian?

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Not sure why they'd steal the name from an H-D race team but it's good to see H-D being mopped up now. Hopefully they'll step up their game, not just give up and be sore losers.

And $60K dirtbikes? It isn't cheap to develop a winning motorcycle and when you've only got 50 for sale you need to up the price. You know the factory SX bikes are or were worth around $250k right? Race bikes aren't cheap.

Just make sure Roland Sands doesn't get one anywhere near a stage and this should be a win. Or was Roll in stands the win? Great early marketing lol