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In celebration of its 125th anniversary, Indian Motorcycle has introduced a limited-edition 125th Anniversary Collection, alongside a complementary apparel line […] The post Indian Motorcycle 125th Anniversary Collection: Limited-Edition Scout, Chief, Challenger & Roadmaster Revealed appeared first on Hot Bike Magazine.

There are four limited-edition models in Indian’s 125th Anniversary Collection (l to r): Roadmaster, Chief Vintage, Challenger, and Scout Bobber. To celebrate 125 years since the beginning of Indian Motorcycle, the Indian 125th Anniversary Collection includes four models with exclusive hand-applied paint, special badging, and premium components. A limited-edition apparel collection will also be released, featuring eight pieces and available only at Indian dealerships. “One hundred and twenty five years is a historic milestone and a true testament to the riders whose passion for the brand kept the spirit of Indian Motorcycle alive and remains our driving force to this day,” said Mike Kennedy, Indian Motorcycle CEO. “As we celebrate our anniversary, this special-edition collection of motorcycles and apparel reflects our pride as an iconic American brand and our unyielding commitment to craftsmanship, thoughtful design, and class-leading performance.” 2026 Indian Scout Bobber 125th Anniversary Edition The four models to get 125th anniversary treatment are the Chief Vintage, Scout Bobber, Challenger, and Roadmaster. Each one will feature a hand-painted color scheme starting with a base color of Indian Motorcycle Red that is then enhanced with metallic microflakes. The bikes will also feature pinstriping, as well as ghosted details reading “125th Anniversary” and a stitched seat. Each of the limited-edition units will receive a unique serial number. Each model will feature Ride Command+ with a vehicle locator, maintenance reminders, gauge configurations, detailed bike and ride info, and navigation.  2026 Indian Chief Vintage125th Anniversary Edition The Indian Chief Vintage 125th Anniversary Edition will be limited to 250 units worldwide and will be priced at $24,999 ($5,000 more than base model). It gets polished footboards and a Pathfinder Adaptive LED Headlight. The Chief Vintage is a new model for 2026, built on the Chief platform with distinct elements that pay homage to the historic Chief of the 1940s. Read our full ride review for more details.  2026 Indian Scout Bobber 125th Anniversary Edition The Indian Scout Bobber 125th Anniversary Edition is limited to 450 units and sells for $17,499 ($4,500 more than base model). The Scout lineup was significantly updated for 2025, and the Bobber is the best-selling Scout, distinguished from the others with a fat front tire, low handlebar, and blacked-out trim, along with cropped fenders. Read our 2025 Indian Scout Lineup review for more details.  2026 Indian Challenger 125th Anniversary Edition The Indian Challenger 125th Anniversary Edition is limited to 250 units and sells for $41,999 ($13,000 more than base model). This bagger, which is the base for Indian’s King Of The Baggers championship-winning racebike, features a PowerPlus 112 motor, a chassis-mounted fairing, Powerband Audio, and saddlebags. The special-edition version includes polished footboards for rider and passenger, saddlebag accent lights, backlit switchcubes, a Pathfinder Adaptive LED headlight, and a tinted Flare windscreen.   2026 Indian Roadmaster 125th Anniversary Edition The Indian Roadmaster 125th Anniversary Edition is limited to 100 units and sells for $43,999 ($9,000 more than base model). It features PowerBand Audio, color-matched engine finishes, polished rider and passenger footboards, and a heated and cooled two-up seat. The Roadmaster, which is the trunk-equipped sibling of the Chieftain, was updated for 2025, and more details can be found in our ride review.  Indian 125th Anniversary Collection apparel. The apparel collection that is released alongside the Indian 125th Anniversary Collection is highlighted by a flannel made in collaboration with Dixxon. The collection also includes a leather jacket (limited to 125 units), a varsity jacket, a crewneck sweatshirt, T-shirts (men’s and women’s), and a hat. Prices range from $12.99 to $399.99.  Visit the Indian Motorcycle website for more information.  Check out more new bikes in Rider’s 2026 Motorcycle Buyers Guide The post Indian Motorcycle Unveils Four 125th Anniversary Collection Models and Limited-Edition Apparel appeared first on Rider Magazine.