Now here’s a question - if you could build your dream Indian Motorcycle, what would it be?

Would you start with a cruiser, a bagger or a tourer? Maybe you’d start with an FTR 1200, maybe a Scout? 

But that’s just the beginning... 

If you’re anything like us, the next and most important bit - and probably the most exciting part - is working out how to make it truly yours. You trawl the internet looking at what others have done to their bike. You look at Facebook groups, Instagram, Pinterest, all in a bid to make your machine, yours.

 

But what if we told you that you can do all that when you first start selecting your Indian? Well, you can now, thanks to 2021 model line-up ‘Configurator’ that’s now available on the official  Indian Motorcycle UK website.

And it’s never been easier.

Simply select the model you are interested in and start to choose the options you’d like. Start off with the model and colour, before entering the world of genuine accessories and view the huge choice available. Select from engine performance, wheels and suspension, storage and luggage, seats and backrests, handlebars and controls, audio and electrical and more, before diving into the vast number of options in each section. And as well as official Indian developed equipment, partners such as Roland Sands Design are also available too via the Configurator.

Start adding the items you fancy and watch them drop onto your chosen bike, giving you an immediate idea of how your new bike will look. Select an item that needs a fitting kit? That’s no bother either, as the configurator tells you exactly what you need to make sure you spec your bike perfectly. Even better, the price is constantly updated, so you can stick to a budget - or work out how much you need to save! 

When you’re done, simply click ‘I’m finished’ to save your build. The next screen then allows you to select your nearest Indian Motorcycle dealer to send ‘your’ bike configuration to discuss further. Alternatively, you can print it off, save it to drool over, email it to yourself or get rid of it and start all over again. 

Go on, put the kettle on and give it a try here - but be warned, it’s addictive!