Indian Motorcycle Chieftain Dark Horse | We Ride In Portugal

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • We took the Indian Motorcycle Chieftain Dark Horse on our Bike World mini holiday to Portugal, good weather and some amazing roads to test the American bagger. Will Chris be selling all his bikes for one of these?
    #indianmotorcycle #bagger #portugal

Комментарии • 68

  • @johnm6683
    @johnm6683 Год назад +14

    Nailed it Chris. I have a Tuono Factory, Panigale V4S and a Thruxton RS. I always only had sport bikes and supernakeds. I added a Street Glide ST last year and I just love riding it. No pressure to go fast and no compromises on comfort or features. It’s actually quite capable and fun when you’re pushing it - if I rode my other bikes as hard I’d be in trouble. The only downsides are weight when moving it around the driveway and it’s expensive. It’s extended my riding season to all year because of the weather protection too. It totally changed my mind about touring bikes.

    • @lordgibbness
      @lordgibbness Год назад

      Yeah and Chris's comment about just enjoying the ride without needing to go too fast is very true. I converted my mt07 into a touring bike with big screen, handguards, luggage etc and it's the bike I love to go visiting places on, as you enjoy the views rather than going too fast. My other bikes, Tuono 1100 and s1000r, are great for weekend rides, but they are all about the roads and at a faster pace...

  • @jordanjoestar8839
    @jordanjoestar8839 Год назад +2

    These are true performers as far as an American air cooled V Twin goes. Aluminum forged frame, fox adjustable rear shock, braided lines, low mounted engine.
    For what they are, they LOVE tucking in and forging a tight inner corner line. I ride a GSXR, and even I say these things about this chassis. With the Stage 2 kit, these are absolute missiles with cornering chops to boot. Its "turn-in" takes NO effort, and is nearly a sharp dive. I've never felt that on any other fully faired bikes, even BMWs. The slightest weight into the steering initiates a near immediate weight shift and it truly impresses me.

  • @Porsche996driver
    @Porsche996driver Год назад +2

    Yeah just looks like the Indians on Mulholland! Yup those v twins just pull like a truck from idle. Nice work on the production and content and location! 🌴

  • @philipjames3526
    @philipjames3526 Год назад +14

    Chris still riding quicker through corners than I'd manage on my sportsbike ;-)

  • @wanderleisantosfilho5765
    @wanderleisantosfilho5765 Год назад +1

    I love when sport bike riders take a bagger out. No fear of leaning them. Now try a challenger in sport mode.

  • @michaelspreyer5619
    @michaelspreyer5619 Год назад +1

    Chris is a great moto reviewer, even the best I’ve seen in RUclips. Keep going on

  • @paul.vanhout57
    @paul.vanhout57 Год назад +1

    Contagious enthusiasm for our sport and your usual style and insights. Interesting to see our American iron getting a go on the other size of the pond.

  • @zidisrider
    @zidisrider Год назад +1

    You guys are one of my Top RUclips channels right now . Unfortunately RUclips didn't saw me this channel before. Found it by accident 😂. Keep up the great work

  • @michaelarchangel1163
    @michaelarchangel1163 Год назад +3

    I like the belt final drive, geared primary drive and hydraulic tappets. The price - not as much !

  • @peterjackson2722
    @peterjackson2722 Год назад +2

    Isn't that the normal Chieftain and not the Dark Horse - I thought they had black exhausts and more blacked out engine components etc.

  • @coffeelixirruby
    @coffeelixirruby Год назад

    Now you've got to review the BMW R18! I've got my sportsbikes as well and love them both

  • @stuwhyte479
    @stuwhyte479 Год назад

    I didn't think the "Darkhorse " had chrome exhaust? My 2020 CDH is all blacked out as is every other DH I've seen.Great review none the less.

  • @martinharnett6922
    @martinharnett6922 Год назад +1

    What happened to the Indian flat track bike you were building????

  • @stuartmoore8002
    @stuartmoore8002 Год назад

    Nice to see Chris is a Cancer Bats fan!

  • @richbrett7268
    @richbrett7268 Год назад +1

    Great reviews chris.. Like your work.

  • @marksmallman4572
    @marksmallman4572 Год назад +1

    Is it cheaper in primer!

  • @1990-t1j
    @1990-t1j Год назад

    The best dash in motorcycling.

  • @boostaholic7116
    @boostaholic7116 Год назад +3

    Not massive lean angles but it looked like panniers were scraping ...🤣🤣🤣

    • @gerry343
      @gerry343 Год назад

      It sounds like it too at 10:15 !

    • @stuwhyte479
      @stuwhyte479 Год назад

      If anything is scrapping it'll be the pipes. If the bags are scrapping I'm afraid it's all over rover.

  • @Ferraiolo_1
    @Ferraiolo_1 Год назад

    The ole, riding a slow bike fast, is more fun.

  • @Steverinomeister
    @Steverinomeister Год назад

    Second Indian video I’ve seen today that the words Bagger and Cruiser are used interchangeably. In the Harley world a bagger is a Touring Chassis and a Cruiser is a Softail. So is this a Touring Chassis or a Cruiser Chassis?

  • @stuwhite1969
    @stuwhite1969 Год назад

    I am a die hard superbike fan, but I like anything on two wheels.
    It's It's different experience but just a much fun

  • @AnIdiotOnTwoWheels
    @AnIdiotOnTwoWheels Год назад +1

    I'd love to see you drift one on wet leaves or something

  • @joeblow5037
    @joeblow5037 Год назад

    lol
    When it comes right down to it, I'll ride anything that has 2 wheels.
    In my fiscally po, comfortable old (65) age...that would be a '72 T100R Daytona and '18 KLR-650.
    Fortunately, for me, one of my best friends has a fleet of 20+ bikes.
    THAT is where I go to ride the '94 Duck 900SS SP, the (now sold) Guzzi Daytona 1000 (4 valves Canadian spec, never sold in US), ST 1300, etc.
    I'm a biker Ho 😎
    I'll ride anything!
    Welcome to the club, Chris 🖐

  • @exothermal.sprocket
    @exothermal.sprocket Год назад

    For all the same reasons, I would still go for something a less heavy and classic, with a torque biased powertrain.
    Triumph Speed Twin.
    Triumph Scrambler 1200.
    Triumph Bobber.
    Royal Enfield Continental GT.
    Moto Guzzi V7.

  • @JJ-fk5ys
    @JJ-fk5ys Год назад

    Reminds me off a hammer head shark LMFAO 😂

  • @LukeTPZ
    @LukeTPZ Год назад +1

    Where in the Algarve did you ride, please?

  • @colblimp1882
    @colblimp1882 Год назад

    I'm an 'old timer'. Never had a big cruiser but, I would have one of those tomorrow if I had the money.

  • @jerkerorjmark7359
    @jerkerorjmark7359 Год назад

    You need to get a ride on the bike Jeremy McW used to win in Daytona.

  • @quigonjay9
    @quigonjay9 Год назад +4

    Not my cup of tea but still a great review as always

  • @Scratti80
    @Scratti80 Год назад

    But does it wheelie?

  • @wowIloveusernames
    @wowIloveusernames Год назад +2

    I was waiting for you to wheelie it man. Nothing like seeing a chief or Harley wheelie haha

  • @wanderer54796
    @wanderer54796 Год назад

    Hello bike world, " IF POSSIBLE" please review 370 HP " TTS SUPERBUSA" .

  • @road_king_dude
    @road_king_dude 24 дня назад

    Its a beauty

  • @cosef4491
    @cosef4491 Год назад

    Owned a 2017 Indian chieftain! Great cruiser with a wonderful sound, relatively smooth engine, great tech and features for a classic American bagger.

  • @benlisle7623
    @benlisle7623 Год назад

    The satnav screen with dials either side looks like ET...

  • @TexasSteele67
    @TexasSteele67 Год назад

    We all start as Dirt-bike guys then Sport-bikes monsters and eventually Cruiser bike guys - welcome to middle age riding-lol

  • @siraff4461
    @siraff4461 Год назад

    Amusing how the sat nav is pretty much always showing you where you were 50 yards ago.

    • @marksmith9350
      @marksmith9350 Год назад

      It's called satellite lag. When you're moving at 60 and 70 mph it's to be expected. Your GPS locator has to send a signal to the satellite and then the satellite transfers that signal back down to your navigation system. By the time all that has happened you're past that point.

    • @siraff4461
      @siraff4461 Год назад

      @@marksmith9350 Oh I know - it just amused me that it was almost dead on accurate to 50 yards back. Pretty much all systems do it in certain places where the signal takes a while.
      I prefer maps personally but thats because I like the adventure and sights. Nice to have the tech but I usually turn them off.

  • @The77Game
    @The77Game Год назад

    I am very much a cruiser bike guy but i don't really like the look of the new bigger versions and their "batwing" fairing. In the indian lineup i absolutely love the Chief Bobber.

  • @deanmayke6959
    @deanmayke6959 Год назад +2

    Great review , like you I don’t want to give up the idiot in me, but would like something to compliment my KTM 890r when I just want to go for a ride…always enjoy you perspective. !

    • @wowIloveusernames
      @wowIloveusernames Год назад +1

      Ya I wouldn't mind a cruiser as a second bike. My wife wants to ride with me and I refuse to take her on the smc r 🤣

  • @dpinedoblog
    @dpinedoblog Год назад

    Very cool to see you riding an American v-twin bagger! All about riding in the moment and forgetting about everything else. It is an event

  • @lotusman992
    @lotusman992 Год назад

    Try Nepal yatri bike.

  • @sergio_81
    @sergio_81 Год назад +1

    4500rpm/5000rpm it´s a diesel bike! lol

  • @alwynmcmath
    @alwynmcmath Год назад

    I’m totally on board with these bikes in theory- flowing riding on flowing roads in the sun. Except we don’t really have those in the UK! Or at least not many in SE England. Also a legs forward position kills my back. So sadly I can only admire cruisers from a distance and stick with my R9t for a Sunday pose

  • @undaijoe
    @undaijoe Год назад

    👍👍👍

  • @paulocarreiro5855
    @paulocarreiro5855 Год назад

    I like the concept but, being of a smaller stature, rider triangle doesn't suit me very well.

  • @mikemills5144
    @mikemills5144 Год назад

    My Victory Cross Country Tour was my favourite bike ever, this one is nice but no Victory. Yes once you get used to some of the features it is hard to get on a bike that does not have it. Good, fair and honest review.

  • @MrAdambinnie
    @MrAdambinnie Год назад

    Shout out to Cancer Bats!

  • @chrisfurby8241
    @chrisfurby8241 Год назад

    Cancer Bats 👏👏👏

  • @MaxStax88
    @MaxStax88 9 месяцев назад

    Its a way to enjoy the roads with maybe a much higher chance of not riding like a duche bag and surviving to ride again💀

  • @AdamForeman
    @AdamForeman Год назад

    Why does Indian chose such dull colours? Its like its still in the primer stage

    • @joeblow5037
      @joeblow5037 Год назад

      I guess I'm weird 🤪
      I dig those new 'flat' colors (grey, sandstone,olive,etc)...on vehicles also

  • @Farsightful
    @Farsightful Год назад

    "i recieve messages through my herpes"
    wait let's rewind that one.

  • @geneharrogate6911
    @geneharrogate6911 Год назад

    Bike World obviously trying to curb Chris's misbehaviour by making him review expensive baggers..

  • @threethrushes
    @threethrushes Год назад +1

    Not my cup of tea, and what's with the insipid colour scheme?
    That said, I'd watch Chris review navel lint.

  • @_bav
    @_bav Год назад

    What a god-awful looking bike.

  • @Isha048
    @Isha048 Год назад

    An ugly bike and an ugly color, only my opinion, of course. Thanks for the video!

  • @davidhudson8960
    @davidhudson8960 Год назад

    🤢

  • @flamintasty
    @flamintasty Год назад +1

    That will look great parked outside the Blue Oyster Bar 😂

    • @siraff4461
      @siraff4461 Год назад

      Just needs some a55less chaps, a little leather cap and some flamenco music.