Motorcycle specifications Indian 1830 Roadmaster Signature Series 2026 A flag without the stars

The Roadmaster wants to express its love for America, to celebrate in vibrant colors the spirit of its nation’s 250 years of independence. With its dazzling finish and Grand Tourer presence, the Indian Roadmaster “Signatures” Special Edition evokes the former greatness of the United States.

A View of America

No introduction is needed for the standard model. A high-end touring bike, richly equipped and powerfully engine-driven. Like its three siblings in the collection (Challenger, Chieftain, and Pursuit), it aims for an even higher level of luxury—while celebrating the brand’s 125th anniversary; in its own way, since there’s also another special edition in the lineup: the 125th Anniversary.

This elegant machine features an exclusive patriotic paint scheme. It’s based on Frontier Pearl, enhanced with Vigilant Blue motifs and Revere Red accents, paying homage to the colors of the United States (and the country’s young age). The “Signature Series” stands out for its more extensive and meticulous hand-finishing and application process, resulting in a deeper finish and more striking details depending on the viewing angle.

The Roadsmaster “Signature” also features a more powerful audio system, delivering 600 watts of sound (compared to 400 W on the standard model) through six speakers—all controlled by the in-house Powerband system and the Ride Command interface.

Heavy-Duty Equipment

A stunning exterior for a bike built for long journeys. The Roadmaster is designed to take you far, with exceptional comfort, a spacious seat for the passenger, a massive twin engine with over 18 mkg of torque, a large trunk and storage pockets, an electric windshield, heated grips and seats, keyless ignition and remote-lockable saddlebags, cruise control, 3 riding modes, traction control, and angle-sensitive ABS, a radar system with blind-spot detection and collision warning, hill-start assist, tire pressure monitoring, linked braking, a robust front end (43 mm inverted fork + Brembo 4-piston radial calipers), rear cylinder deactivation, residual torque control, a 7-inch color TFT display, a USB port, rider and passenger footpegs, a host of chrome accents, and a geolocation system.

The 1800 Roadmaster takes grandeur to a whole new level. It will set you back an additional $11,000, but that’s only for a handful of long-distance riders. Why? Because it will be produced in very limited quantities, and the “Signature” models are reserved for the North American market.

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