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    INDIAN CHALLENGER IT’S A WINNER

    Jun 15, 2022 4 minutes
    WORDS – STUART
    PHOTOS – NICK WOOD PHOTOGRAPHY

    EVER SINCE I SAW the product information about the release of the Indian Challenger some time ago, I’ve been hanging out to get on one and really see what it’s like. On paper it certainly sounds like a great bagger/tourer, so thanks to the good folk at MCAS Auburn (one of the Indian dealers) I took off for a day’s ride up to the Blue Mountains.

    I would have loved to keep the Challenger for a few days and go touring in the countryside, but you deal with what you can in this current moment of limited bike availability.

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