Motorcycles Indian Motorcycle Scout FTR1200 Custom Unveiled

If you follow flat track racing, you know Indian Motorcycle's Wrecking Crew lived up to its name for the 2017 season by dominating the series. This is why the company created a street legal version of the scoot piloted by Indian's championship-winning racers.

The Scout FTR1200 Custom takes inspiration from the Scout FTR750's purpose-built flat track race bike that piloted throughout a dominating championship season in the 2017 American Flat Track Series. Built in partnership with Indian’s race team, the one-off custom houses the Scout’s street-legal 1133cc V-Twin engine.

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<p>This Australian-French-Japanese hybrid comes trimmed in crocodile.</p>The Paris-based shop, Blitz Motorcycles, modifies older bikes into scrambler and hooligan-style standards. It works most often with BMW twins, but also a range of Japanese bikes, at least one Moto Guzzi, and a Harley Sportster from 1991. The bearded Frenchmen who run the shop designed this particular scrambler around a heavily reworked Kawasaki W650, which the Japanese manufacturer built from the late 90s through 2007. Among other work, the Blitz team lowered the frame, fitted track handlebars and knobby tires, and trimmed the seats, tank strap and grips in genuine crocodile.

Indian Motorcycle ’s Scout FTR 750 continues its dominance in the Springfield Mile and sweeps the top seven in back-to-back races. Indian Motorcycle honours Flat Track Wrecking Crew at EICMA with Scout FTR 1200 Custom unveil .

Courtesy of Indian Motorcycle . The Scout FTR 1200 Custom takes inspiration from the Scout FTR 750's purpose-built flat track race bike that Indian ’s “Wrecking Crew” piloted throughout a dominating championship season in the 2017 American Flat Track Series.

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As well as honoring Indian’s race team of Jared Mees, Bryan Smith and Brad Baker, the Scout FTR1200 Custom serves as an exploration of how Indian could expand brand perception around the world, with exciting new offerings that are relevant to a wider-ranging consumer set.

Out of the 18 flat track races that took place in 2017, the Indian Wrecking Crew took 37 of the 54 podium positions available, including six podium sweeps and 14 race wins, bringing Indian the manufacturer’s title and Mees his fifth AMA Grand National Championship.

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Not only that, Mees, Smith and Baker swept the - placing 1st, 2nd and 3rd, respectively.

Mees tallied 10 wins out of 18 races and set a new single-season record of 17 finishes on the podium, while Smith was on the podium nine times, with four wins, three runner-ups and two third-place finishes. Baker tallied 10 podiums, despite being out with an injury and unable to compete in the final two races. He earned five runner-ups and five third-place finishes.