2022 Indian FTR line-up adds more sporting performance
Indian has added more sporting punch to the popular FTR range for MY22Indian Motorcycle has released details about its 2022 FTR line-up, which has been enhanced both internally and externally for a sportier look and feel.
The popular FTR platform arrived in 2019, marking a change of direction for America’s First Motorcycle Company. The flat track-inspired machine was introduced as a street version of the company’s FTR750 race bike.
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For MY22, Indian has revised the FTR platform with the engine and suspension tuned for optimal street performance, and the addition of 17-inch wheels and Metzeler Sportec tires, and a lower seat height for improved handling and a more compact feel.
With a unique neo-retro style inspired by Indian’s American heritage, the FTR also includes a suite of electronics and rider aids, with a 4.3-inch digital touch screen display.
At the heart of the FTR platform is the 1203cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine that produces 120hp and 120Nm of torque.
The 2022 FTR comes in three distinct versions – the standard FTR, the FTR S and the FTR R Carbon. The standard FTR starts at just $19,995 ride away, but forgoes the aforementioned touch screen display for an analogue set-up. It is available in Black Smoke with red accents through it.
Meanwhile, the FTR S starts at $22,995, and for the extra dollars you get the 4.3-inch dash with phone integration via USB or Bluetooth. Also standard on the S model is an upgrade Akrapovic exhaust, three ride modes, wheelie control, stability control, traction control and cornering ABS.
Sitting at the top of the lineup with a price tag of $22,995 ride away, the FTR R Carbon features everything on the S model, but adds carbon fibre tank covers, front fender and headlight nacelle, as well as fully-adjustable Ohlins gold front forks and gold piggyback shock. It also features a black Akrapovic exhaust, premium seat cover and numbered badge on the console.
The full 2022 Indian FTR line-up is expected to arrive in Australian dealerships in the second quarter of 2021.
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