Cruiser reviews

There is simply not a better bike for around town to cross country. Extremely reliable, comfortable, nimble and plenty of power. The styling is very attractive and allows for a smooth ride. Smooth is the best word to describe this motorcycle. Show less

What can I say? A V-4 Interceptor motor in a lightweight cruiser package! This is not sport bike but performs like on when the tach shoots to the 10,000 redline with 12,000 overrev. YET plenty of low end torque to easily pull away from a stop. Low seat height, light weight and relaxed driving position with forward set foot controls make for comfortable all day riding. My Spitfire fairing keeps the wind blast down and the backrest makes passengers feel secure and comfortable. The bike is perfect for both beginning riders as well as experienced riders. Show less

Great bike handles great at speed or in tight places like around town. Perfect daily commuter. The bike has all the amenities I want great tech but still has that classic look. Reliable fun to ride and 10k less than what Harley offers plus a bigger motor. You want a name then I guess buy an overpriced washed up brand You want a bike that you can be proud of. This is the one Show less

I've owned 2 now and loved both, best road trip was florida to sturgis rally to Michigan easy rider rodeo and back to florida 6000 miles in 2 weeks. That was 0n 07 vtx 1800 0 issues , I'd like to take a ride up to Alaska someday Show less

The Triumph America is an excellent crusier alternative to Harley Davidson. Having owned both I enjoy my Triumph for low matenance, quick responsive engine with plenty of power. Build quality is excellent. On older models check for rust in tank this can lead to clogged carbs if left sitting too much. My 02 has had an update on the engine with a 865 kit several years ago giving it excellent performance. I upgraded the pipes to give it more the Triumph sound. Very pleased with the ridability even with the forward pegs. Highly recommend for the Triumph experience. You will have more people checking out your ride at group gatherings and rides. A fun bike. No leaks low matenance. Current owner of 6 bikes, 3 Triumphs, 2 Harleys and 1 Kawasaki Z900rs Over 50 yrs riding experience. Show less

I had a great time owning and riding this model. It is fast, loud and very stylish. I received many compliments. Pros: Handling Speed Durability Performance Style Fun-factor 10 Loud exhaust - very useful on the freeways. Cons: Although the faring helps a lot, high wind is not a friend. Bike is not that heavy. Earplugs a necessity on long rides to prevent ringing. To sum it up, great model from the Indian line. Show less

This bike has been my mid-life crisis bike; and, my first HD. Great bike to cruise around town and even in the mountains. If you're looking for a first time bike, it's lighter and smaller and a great starter bike. If you're not, but just want something smaller, this is also your bike. Show less

She handles like a dream, runs great. For the cost, it has to be one of the best large displacement bikes out there. The comfort level and handling is superb. If your looking for a large displacement basic Cruiser, the TBird LT is a great one. I hope Triumph brings it back..!! Show less

Road this motorcycle for 10 years. Always fun to ride. I never had any troubles with the motorcycle. The low center of gravity and low seating position makes the bike very stable. Acceleration was excellent for a big bike. Show less

Incredibly dependable. Gets lots of comments from car drivers and other motorcycle riders. . Smooth ride. Never had one hiccup or glitch. I drove it around metro area literally 4=5 times per week on all surfaces and volume of traffic. I would never hesitate to purchase another Indian of any size. Show less