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Indian's bagger tourer, the Chieftain PowerPlus Limited 112 in Black Metallic, has arrived in Argentina. It's an American touring machine that combines classic styling with the comfort of a large-displacement tourer.
A Limited unified all in black — the strength of the visuals alone tells the whole story. An aesthetic that leans on black instead of chrome decoration, I like it. Cruisers usually bring to mind something flashy, but this restrained mood feels more contemporary to me.
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American touring bikes look like they'd stay comfortable even on South American roads.
What's the displacement on the PowerPlus 112 again?
Pretty sure it's in the 1834cc class—a torque-focused design.
Now I want to read a comparison piece against Harley's Road Glide lineup.
The weight and handling character are pretty different, so I'd want to ride both back to back.
Black Metallic really suits the heft and presence of a bagger.
Wonder how much demand there really is for a tourer this size in Argentina.
The PowerPlus 112—Indian's baggers are finally getting their flagship engine lineup filled out.
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