The new Indian Signature Series for PowerPlus models is a limited collection that features layered and deep paint with hand-finished details. Models will be arriving to dealerships soon, so those interested should reach out to their dealer to secure one before they’re gone. The new Signature Series collection includes the Challenger (left) and Chieftain PowerPlus (right) The four PowerPlus models to get the Signature treatment are the Challenger and Chieftain baggers and the Pursuit and Roadmaster touring motorcycles. Each bike features a multilayer paint process that adds depth and detail not found on the standard models. The baggers feature a dark paint scheme, while the touring models celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a red, white, and blue paint scheme. Hand detailing adds a level of refinement across the Signature Series. The Chieftain PowerPlus Signature Series uses a base color of Gauge Gray, along with Abyss Metallic and Venom Green with Cypher Green accents. The Challenger also uses Gauge Gray and Abyss Metallic but replaces the other two colors for Machined Silver and Red Alert. Both Signature Series baggers carry an MSRP of $40,999, which is $9,000 more than the standard models with the PowerPlus 112 option. Although the Roadmaster (left) and Pursuit (right) feature the same paint colors, the main color is switched on each. The Roadmaster uses mostly Vigilant Blue with Revere Red accents, and the Pursuit uses the opposite. The Roadmaster and Pursuit both use a patriotic color scheme, featuring a Frontier Pearl finish with Vigilant Blue and Revere Red accents. Their MSRPs are $46,749, which is $11,250 more than the standard Roadmaster and Pursuit fitted with the PowerPlus 112. “Since 1901, Indian Motorcycle has pursued the ultimate intersection of form and function – motorcycles that are as beautiful in design as they are sophisticated in performance,” said Mike Kennedy, CEO of Indian Motorcycle. “Signature Series embodies that mindset with every surface, every line, and every layer approached with a spirit of artistry. Our paint process was central to that vision, giving each machine its own unmistakable identity. These motorcycles make a bold visual statement about our commitment to American craftsmanship.” The Chieftain Signature Series paint includes Venom Green and Cypher Green. All four models are powered by the liquid-cooled PowerPlus 112 V-Twin, an option that was added in 2025 and taken from the King Of The Baggers racing team. When we tested a 2025 Chieftain PowerPlus on Jett Tuning’s rear-wheel dyno, it made 110.6 hp at 5,500 rpm and 122.8 lb-ft of torque at 3,400 rpm. Find more details about the engine and its performance in our 2025 Indian Chieftain PowerPlus and Roadmaster review. All four models feature Indian’s Rider Assist system, which includes bike hold control, electronic combined braking, blind spot waring, tailgate warning, and rear collision warning. They also feature a 7-inch touchscreen display with Ride Command, which allows navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, bike info, and more. PowerBand Audio systems provide music, with the bagger models featuring a 400-watt system and the touring models using a 600-watt system. The Pursuit Signature Series Find more details at Indian Motorcycle’s website. Check out more new bikes in Rider’s 2026 Motorcycle Buyers Guide The post 2026 Indian Signature Series Preview: Limited-Edition Bagger and Touring PowerPlus Models appeared first on Rider Magazine.