Outstanding video. Great bike. I have a 2023 Indian Pursuit Dark Horse Premium. I had the wobble issue. Indian customer service and my dealership were excellent! I got dunlop tires put on the bike and that fixed the issue. Bike handles like a sport bike. Pulls like a freight train. Has tons of features. Looks great. Mine is Stealth Grey. I absolutely love the bike
I have a 2019 Indian Chieftain Darkhorse 111ci. in thundersmoke black. 5 year ownership. So far no issues. Have the Indian Stage 2 cams, Dynojet Power Vision 3 tuner, Tabs 2 into 1 header pipe cat delete and running a single Tabs 2.5” baffle exhaust muffler on the right side only. Tabs provide the saddlebag support on the left side. Running the Ryde Culture Bryant M1 saddlebag lights as a running, brake and turn signal in amber. Hogworks headlight provides main lighting up front and finally a Indian Stage 1 performance air intake. Love this bike.
@@vaderglide5978 my warranty expires in a few weeks and I’m trying to decide if I should purchase the extended protection plan given the issues I’ve had. It’s expensive tho so I’m not sure it’s worth it.
Too bad you didn't just get the roadmaster limited. That was my favorite indian before the persuit came out. Lowers, tour pack, crash guards. Worth the extra up front to me.
@@patrickbaker3674 ya.. the color is what sold me on the bike. I may look into an Advanblack at some point. For now I’m ok with the sissy bar and luggage rack on long trips.
Lovely bike ... you mention owning Triumphs in the past. Did you ever have a Thunderbird? I've got a 2012 1600 and know at some point I'll need to move onto something else so would love a comparison if you did own one. 👍
I did. I had a 2012 Tbird. It was the blue with white race stripe. I did a Big Bore Kit.. and Air Box Delete. Had it dyno tuned too. That bike was a ripper. That bike got stolen.. and it really bummed me out. I probably would still have it otherwise.
@@randomstuffwithjoe Too ironic as I have the maroon/red version. Love it as well and hope to keep it as long as possible. I'd never think anyone would steal a heavy cruiser but I guess it happens. Does the Indian generate more heat I assume? The Triumph has none in that regard or the most part. Overall, which bike did you enjoy more?
They’re both very different bikes. The Indian definitely runs more heat, but in different places. On my Tbird, heat typically wasn’t an issue unless the fan came on. When that happened, it was much worse than anything I’ve experienced on the Indian. The Indians heat is mostly near my right ankle (exhaust header heat). I’ve been able to reduce it by gutting the CAT. I don’t really notice much heat overall unless I’m stuck in traffic. The Indian is quite a bit more comfortable and the tech is fantastic. If I could only have one of them.. I’d definitely choose the Indian. But the Triumph was awesome too.
Outstanding video. Great bike. I have a 2023 Indian Pursuit Dark Horse Premium. I had the wobble issue. Indian customer service and my dealership were excellent! I got dunlop tires put on the bike and that fixed the issue. Bike handles like a sport bike. Pulls like a freight train. Has tons of features. Looks great. Mine is Stealth Grey. I absolutely love the bike
Great video. I ride a roadmaster and I love it. I'll never own another harley.
I have a 2019 Indian Chieftain Darkhorse 111ci. in thundersmoke black. 5 year ownership. So far no issues. Have the Indian Stage 2 cams, Dynojet Power Vision 3 tuner, Tabs 2 into 1 header pipe cat delete and running a single Tabs 2.5” baffle exhaust muffler on the right side only. Tabs provide the saddlebag support on the left side. Running the Ryde Culture Bryant M1 saddlebag lights as a running, brake and turn signal in amber. Hogworks headlight provides main lighting up front and finally a Indian Stage 1 performance air intake. Love this bike.
@@vaderglide5978 my warranty expires in a few weeks and I’m trying to decide if I should purchase the extended protection plan given the issues I’ve had. It’s expensive tho so I’m not sure it’s worth it.
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Hey, thanks! Appreciate the support.
Beautiful bike
Too bad you didn't just get the roadmaster limited. That was my favorite indian before the persuit came out. Lowers, tour pack, crash guards. Worth the extra up front to me.
Ya I probably would have had I known I couldn’t get the tour pack. I fell in love with the color. Oh well.. I’m still happy with it.
I like that Color got my tour Pack from Advan Black
@@patrickbaker3674 ya.. the color is what sold me on the bike. I may look into an Advanblack at some point. For now I’m ok with the sissy bar and luggage rack on long trips.
Lovely bike ... you mention owning Triumphs in the past. Did you ever have a Thunderbird? I've got a 2012 1600 and know at some point I'll need to move onto something else so would love a comparison if you did own one. 👍
I did. I had a 2012 Tbird. It was the blue with white race stripe. I did a Big Bore Kit.. and Air Box Delete. Had it dyno tuned too. That bike was a ripper. That bike got stolen.. and it really bummed me out. I probably would still have it otherwise.
@@randomstuffwithjoe Too ironic as I have the maroon/red version. Love it as well and hope to keep it as long as possible. I'd never think anyone would steal a heavy cruiser but I guess it happens.
Does the Indian generate more heat I assume? The Triumph has none in that regard or the most part.
Overall, which bike did you enjoy more?
They’re both very different bikes. The Indian definitely runs more heat, but in different places. On my Tbird, heat typically wasn’t an issue unless the fan came on. When that happened, it was much worse than anything I’ve experienced on the Indian. The Indians heat is mostly near my right ankle (exhaust header heat). I’ve been able to reduce it by gutting the CAT. I don’t really notice much heat overall unless I’m stuck in traffic.
The Indian is quite a bit more comfortable and the tech is fantastic. If I could only have one of them.. I’d definitely choose the Indian. But the Triumph was awesome too.