2003 Indian Chief Roadmaster on 2040-motos
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2003 Indian Chief Roadmaster, . - Today, the 2003 Indian Chief motorcycles are built upon proud heritage with four models that are bold in appearance with authentic styling details and confident in performance with its robust chassis design and muscular Powerplus 100 engine. For 2003, the flagship Indian Chief line comes with the Powerplus engine, the largest displacement engine designed and built by an American OEM motorcycle company. A key feature of the Chief line is its unmistakable, full-body profile and sculpted, full-valence fenders. For 2003 the airbox cover is now painted with an inlayed Indian logo. Completing this package is added detail to the instrument bezel for a more sophisticated look. The Indian Chief Roadmaster features a fringed dual seat, whitewall tires, chrome billet rear footpegs, fender graphics and saddlebags emblazoned with the Roadmaster logo. For long-distance comfort, the Chief Roadmaster features an integrated windshield and a chrome passenger backrest. The Roadmaster is offered in three monotone colors and six two-tone color combinations. Key Refinements for 2003 Include: Swept-back handlebar design adds comfort. Painted airbox cover with inlayed Indian logo adds to classic styling. Restyled engraved bezel design adds to overall fit and finish. New colors and graphic combinations add choice.
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