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Indian
Roadmaster
Indian's Roadmaster is the brand's full-dress touring flagship — the Thunderstroke 116 V-twin produces 126 lb-ft of torque at 2,900 rpm with standard heated/cooled seats, heated grips, and a power windshield from the factory. At 858 lb it is among the heaviest touring bikes available; at-rest handling requires practice, and the air-cooled engine generates significant heat in slow traffic.
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1890cc V twin
Engine
858 lbs
Weight
26.5 in
Seat
$32,999
MSRP
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Rider fit
Best-use signals
Beginner1/10
Commuting3/10
Touring10/10
Off-road0/10
Two-up10/10
Sport2/10
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Known strengths
- Thunderstroke 116 V-twin delivers 126 ft-lbs of torque at just 2,900 rpm, providing effortless low-speed cruising with no need to downshift
- Power windshield, heated and cooled seats, and heated grips come standard for all-weather touring comfort
- 36 gallons of weatherproof storage from saddlebags, trunk, and lower fairing compartments is class-leading
- Ride Command infotainment with Apple CarPlay provides seamless smartphone integration
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Common issues
- Air-cooled engine generates significant heat in slow traffic despite rear cylinder deactivation
- Overall weight and size can feel cumbersome on winding roads and in urban environments
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Inspection checklist
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Maintenance notes
- Oil change interval every 5,000 miles
- Air filter replacement every 10,000 miles
- Steering head bearing inspection recommended every 20,000 miles
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- 2024Indian's Roadmaster is the brand's full-dress touring flagship — the Thunderstroke 116 V-twin produces 126 lb-ft of torque at 2,900 rpm with standard heated/cooled seats, heated grips, and a power windshield from the factory. At 858 lb it is among the heaviest touring bikes available; at-rest handling requires practice, and the air-cooled engine generates significant heat in slow traffic.Watch
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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.
Configuration
2024 Roadmaster Dark Horse
touring motorcycle with 1890cc V twin.