Popular Indian Motorcycles Available For Rent

Aug 10, 2025

Indian Motorcycles have a long and well-known history, going all the way back to the early 1900s. Over the years, they’ve built a strong reputation by combining classic American styling with the kind of performance and comfort riders look for today. That blend of heritage and modern design is a big reason why the brand continues to be a favorite, especially for those who want a bike that feels timeless without missing out on newer features. Below, we’ve put together a list of popular Indian Motorcycles you can rent through Riders Share so you can experience firsthand what makes these bikes stand out.

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While there are plenty of Indian Motorcycles listed on our platform, the bikes below tend to be among the most rented and talked about. Keep reading to see what makes these models stand out from the rest.

1. Indian Chief Dark Horse
2. Indian Scout Bobber
3. Indian Challenger
4. Indian Roadmaster
5. Indian FTR 1200S
6. Indian Springfield

1. Indian Chief Dark Horse

Pictured: 2019 Indian Chief Dark Horse in Miami, Florida

The Indian Chief Dark Horse keeps things simple and raw in the best way. It’s powered by a Thunderstroke 116 engine that delivers 120 lb-ft of torque, which gives it strong low-end power that you’ll feel the second you twist the throttle. The stripped-down design, mid-mount foot controls, and drag-style handlebars give it a more aggressive stance that works well for shorter rides and city streets. No big touchscreen or touring extras here–just a clean, classic V-twin setup that still includes keyless ignition and selectable ride modes. If you're looking for a bike that’s all about feel and presence, the Chief Dark Horse is one of the best options out there.

2. Indian Scout Bobber

Pictured: 2020 Indian Scout Bobber in Mesa, Arizona

If you want something a bit more compact and responsive, the Indian Scout Bobber is worth a closer look. It runs on a liquid-cooled 1133cc V-twin engine that puts out 100 horsepower, making it one of the quicker bikes in the Indian lineup. The lower stance and forward riding position give it a planted, sporty feel, while the chopped fenders and blacked-out styling lean into that stripped-down, urban look. It’s ideal for riders who prefer a lower center of gravity and a lighter feel, especially in city traffic or for shorter day trips. It doesn’t try to be a long-haul tourer, and that’s exactly why so many people like it.

3. Indian Challenger

Pictured: 2022 Indian Challenger Limited in Melbourne, Florida

Moving into heavier-hitting territory, the Indian Challenger brings a whole new level of performance and comfort. It’s built with a PowerPlus 108 engine that’s liquid-cooled and cranks out 122 horsepower and 128 lb-ft of torque, which puts it firmly in the performance bagger category. The fixed fairing helps with wind protection and stability at higher speeds, and the touchscreen Ride Command system adds built-in navigation and Bluetooth connectivity. This is a bike that’s built for longer distances, but unlike some tourers, it doesn’t feel sluggish. Riders who want real highway power with all the tech to match will feel right at home on the Challenger.

4. Indian Roadmaster

Pictured: 2021 Indian Roadmaster in Covington, Louisiana

If long-distance touring is what you’re after, the Indian Roadmaster is built for it, and it’s listed as one of the best Indian touring motorcycles for a reason. It runs the same Thunderstroke 116 engine as the Chief, but everything else about it is dialed in for comfort. You’re getting a full fairing with a power windshield, heated grips and seats, remote-locking saddlebags, and over 37 gallons of storage space. There’s also Apple CarPlay, touchscreen navigation, and electronically adjustable rear suspension. This is the kind of bike you can ride across states without thinking twice. It’s not light or small, but if comfort and range are your top priorities, the Roadmaster delivers.

5. Indian FTR 1200S

Pictured: 2019 Indian FTR 1200S in Honolulu, Hawaii

For riders who want a little more punch and a different kind of handling, the Indian FTR 1200S switches things up. Inspired by flat track racing, this bike features a high-revving 1203cc V-twin engine that produces 120 horsepower. It’s paired with a sporty chassis, Brembo brakes, fully adjustable suspension, and a set of Dunlop tires specifically made for the FTR. The riding position feels more upright and agile, which makes it fun to toss around on back roads or twisty sections. It’s not built for long-distance touring, but it’s a blast for weekend rides or even short city commutes when you want something that feels fast and responsive.

6. Indian Springfield 

Pictured: 2023 Indian Springfield ABS in Los Angeles, California

The Indian Springfield sits in a sweet spot between cruiser and tourer. It has the same Thunderstroke 111 engine (in earlier models) or 116 (in newer ones), and offers enough storage and wind protection to be comfortable on longer rides, without all the weight and bulk of something like the Roadmaster. You get remote-locking hard saddlebags, highway bars, cruise control, and a quick-release windshield, which gives you some flexibility depending on your riding plans. It’s a strong pick for riders who want something travel-ready but still manageable in town. Out of all the Indian models, the Springfield might offer the most balanced mix of comfort, style, and utility.

Browse Popular Indian Motorcycle Rentals on Riders Share

As one of the most reliable names in the motorcycle industry, Indian continues to be a top choice for riders and now’s your chance to experience one for yourself. Riders Share has the largest selection of Indian motorcycle rentals anywhere, with listings available in cities all across the country. It’s easy to browse by model, location, or price, so you can find the bike that fits your plans without wasting time. Once you’ve found the right one, booking takes just a few minutes. No dealership lines, no long waits–just you and the bike you’ve been wanting to ride. Start exploring Indian motorcycle rentals near you and see what’s available today!