2009 Indian Chief Standard
First Reviewed April 22, 2009
Found in American Motorcycle Reviews, Chief, Indian Motorcycles
| Style | Not Rated |
| Performance | Not Rated |
| Durability | Not Rated |
| Overall Value | Not Rated |
After years of turmoil, The Indian Motorcycle Company came back online with with different owners in late 2008 and quickly introduced the Chief line as their spearhead platform to reenter the American motorcycle market.
The Indian Chief Standard is build alongside the other models with the major differences being accessories and styling points. Powered with by an air cooled 105 Cubic-inch, V-Twin engine coupled with a six speed transmission.
Exterior features on this motorcycle include a chromed tear-drop Halogen headlamp, axillary driving lamps, a die cast console which is color-matched to the bike, black and polished engine with chrome covers, and 2-into-1 stainless steel exhaust system equipped with three way catalytic converter and chromed shields. Available in four color combination, shown here in Indian Red.
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