All-new 2022 Indian Pursuit tourer lands in Australia
The new Indian Pursuit is an evolution of the popular Challenger modelIndian Motorcycle has added an all-new touring model to its line-up, with the 2022 Indian Pursuit now available in Australian dealerships.
The new motorcycle is being offered in two variants – the Indian Pursuit Limited, checking in at $45,495 ride away, and the Indian Pursuit Dark Horse, checking in at $44,995. Both versions come with a ‘Premium Package’ as standard, and are being offered in multiple colourways.
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As an evolution of the popular Indian Challenger, the new Indian Pursuit utilises the liquid-cooled 108 cubic-inch PowerPlus v-twin engine. The powertrain, which delivers 122hp and 178Nm at 3800rpm, has been recalibrated in both the Pursuit and Challenger for 2022.
Also adopted from the Challenger is the menacing frame-mounted fairing which houses the Indian Ride Command system, an electronically-adjustable windshield, and a pair of speakers. The Ride Command system comes complete with Bluetooth, navigation and Apple CarPlay.
Other electronic features on the bike include heated grips, cruise control, electronically-adjustable Fox rear suspension, a Bosch IMU with smart lean technology, dynamic traction control and ABS, and LED lighting.
Where the Pursuit is separated from the Challenger is in its added touring features. The Pursuit sees the debut of an all-new heated touring seat, and also includes a premium lockable top storage box in addition to the two lockable saddlebags. The top box also includes a pillion backrest.
As is standard, Indian will also offer a wide array of accessories for performance, style, and comfort. Features such as performance parts, mid-rise handlebars, additional storage, and improved audio systems can all be purchased with the motorcycle.
Head to indianmotorcycle.com.au or speak to your local Indian dealership for more information.
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