Indian Chief Dark Horse® ABS Thunder Black Smoke reviews

The Indian Scout Bobber is powerful, reliable and simply a fun motorcycle. Handling is terrific due to the bike's relatively light weight and low center of gravity. 1133 cc, 100hp motor, liquid cooled, belt drive. low seat height .... and a bike that gets a lot of looks due to it's stylish design. 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

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

An amazing bike comfortable fast easy to handle. My wife and I own two of them and we hate to sell them but we don’t have the time to ride them anymore. We would ride to the coast and the mountains. I recommend anyone to get one of these bikes. Show less

I love the power of this machine. No matter the gear I'm in, it always has a very smooth acceleration feel to it. The gear shifts are precise and I've never missed a gear. Tires are close to needing replacing, willing to work with overall price to help. Other than minor nicks and chips, the bike is in very good condition. Show less

This was my first motorcycle. It is beautiful. I loved every minute of it. After a while the seat becomes uncomfortable, yet everything else about this bike is perfect. I wish I didn't have to sell it but life is spontaneous. I highly recommend this bike to anyone who wants to enter the riding community. Show less

Purchased new in 2000. Original owner. This 2000 Indian Chief motorcycle in cream and black is a stunning and classic bike with a retro design. It featured a timeless color scheme of cream and black, giving it a vintage and sophisticated look. The cream-colored bodywork was complemented by black accents and detailing, creating a striking contrast. The chrome finishes added to the bike's luxurious appeal, while the classic Indian Chief logo on the fuel tank added a touch of heritage and tradition. Riding on wide white-wall tires, this Indian Chief exuded elegance and style on the road. The powerful engine, comfortable seating, and smooth handling made it a pleasure to ride, whether cruising through city streets or hitting the open highway. Overall, this 2000 Indian Chief motorcycle in cream and black was a beautiful and iconic machine that captured the essence of classic American motorcycle design. Show less

Just got this beautiful bike and the shop that customized it can’t seem to fix the front brake they are telling me that’s just an Indian I can’t believe everyone with a bike like this is running with no front brake. Has anyone had this issue and if you what is the fix. The back brake is fine but you need the front to work that where the braking comes from. Any help would be appreciated. The bike is perfect in every way except the brake issue. Thanks Show less

Best all around performer for local and long distance. Love it's nimble and how it easily rolls into the turns. Just came back form and 1800 mile trip and it performed flawlessly. Not to mention that everyone comments on its looks. Show less

Its an absolute tank! Looks like a shiny new Harley Davidson, despite being 23 years old. Currently have 53,000 kms on it (about 33,000 miles). It sat in a basement not moving for 12 years, when I got it, it was under a half inch of grime. Cleaned the carbs and gas tank, dropped in a new battery, and it roared to life like it was driven yesterday. A day of cleaning and fluid changes, and it was like a brand new bike. Tourque for days, and with the suspension set to 4 it corners like a champ. Its amazing the lean it can get, and the power out of the turns!! Its a Honda. Nobody's quite sure how long they last, since if they are reasonably taken care of (read: occasional oil changes and try to avoid snow), they keep firing up and running forever. If you are reading this because you see a deal on an old one, and wondering if they are a good bike, do it. do it now. You're sitting in front of a computer (or phone) when you could be getting one of the best bikes on the road! Show less