Indian Motorcycle starts revealing 2015 line-up, two-tone colour schemes added

Indian Motorcycles is revealing its 2015 line-up during the AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days presented by the company. The company has added iconic two-tone paint schemes for its current line-up including Chief Classic, Chief Vintage and Chieftain models. Other informations including features and pricing of the models will be revealed at the 2015 Sturgis rally on 2nd August, 2014.

The cool new two-tone Chief Classic, Chief Vintage and Chieftain will be on-display and available for demo rides during the upcoming 74th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, running August 2 – 9 in Sturgis, South Dakota and will be available on dealer floors in the fall of 2015.

Featured Two-Tone Colors for 2015 Indian Motorcycles are:

The 2015 Indian Chief Classic: available in Indian Motorcycle Red/ Thunder Black. (Also available in solid Indian Motorcycle Red)

The 2015 Indian Chief Vintage: available in Indian Motorcycle Red/ Thunder Black, Indian Motorcycle Red/ Ivory Cream, and Willow Green/ Ivory Cream. (Also available in solid Indian Motorcycle Red and solid Thunder Black)

The 2015 Indian Chieftain: available in Indian Motorcycle Red/ Thunder Black, Indian Motorcycle Red/ Ivory Cream, and Springfield Blue/ Ivory Cream. (Also available in solid Indian Motorcycle Red and solid Thunder Black)

VP of Indian Motorcycle, Steve Menneto said, “Two-tone paint schemes are among the most iconic elements of vintage Indian motorcycles dating back about 80 years, giving the bikes a look and feel that is instantly recognizable and beloved by motorcycle fans. It is exciting to reintroduce two-tone paint for our 2015 Indian Chief models. These paint schemes pay tribute to Indian bikes of the past but come coupled with the exceptional technology and power that the 2015 Chief lineup offers. They are simply stunning, and the quality and craftsmanship of the paint jobs is exceptional. We’re excited to share these beautiful bikes now, and will share more news with our fans on August 2nd.”