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Indian FTR Rally Brings Scrambler Flavor to the Table

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Indian Motorcycle just announced the North American retail availability of the 2020 FTR Rally. It’s the scrambler-inspired FTR 1200 that combines retro styling with modern performance capabilities. Launched internationally in Milan at EICMA in November 2019, the motorcycle will begin shipping to Indian Motorcycle dealers throughout the U.S. and Canada.

2020 Indian ftr rally
With an urban scrambler aesthetic , the FTR Rally takes a step in a new direction while still maintaining some of the original styling DNA of the FTR 1200. The FTR Rally features Titanium Smoke paint with the Indian Motorcycle headdress graphic, aluminium wire wheels with stainless steel spokes and a red pinstripe, brown aviator seat, a new rally windscreen and Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR tires.

The scrambler-inspired bike combines responsive handling with upright ergonomics to create a commanding riding experience suitable for urban environments or backroad adventures. It’s equipped with cruise control, a USB fast charge port, and new ProTaper handlebars that are two inches higher for better comfort and handling. It also features an LED headlight and LED turn signals offering better visibility with minimal maintenance.

2020 indian FTR rally
The 1203cc V-twin engine produces a claimed 123 horsepower, 87 ft-lbs of torque, and features a flat torque curve to deliver a fun riding experience in all conditions. The engine is housed in a black trellis frame and the FTR Rally will continue to feature an inverted front suspension with radially mounted dual Brembo brakes for exceptional control and stopping power.

The 2020 FTR Rally is compatible with the entire range of 40+ accessories specifically developed for the FTR platform.

 

 

 

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