r/IndianFTR1200

No touring bike? Improvise adapt and overcome

No touring bike? Improvise adapt and overcome

Well I have a reason to go from Eastern North Carolina to Tallahassee. Sadly I do not have my Indian Roadmaster Touring bike due to a pretty bad accident a couple of months ago that I had and it's in repair. So I Look to my other bike that has cruise control. And I end up equipping my FTR to look like this. 650 miles one way. KSU 0500 AUG 18.

u/maxcameo6216 — 4 days ago

New Personal Best

Found a fuel station whos triggers allow for slowwwwww fill if your skilled enough haha!

u/Fast-Tap2772 — 7 days ago

2022 Carbon Used Price?

Not my listing. I'm looking. What's this bike actually worth? 1,738 miles. Thanks!

u/OskarElGrouch — 9 days ago

Aftermarket levers and clutch adjustment

Just picked up a 2023 with 5100 miles on it and have been making sure everything is sorted with it.

The bike came with Gilles levers installed which is nice, but I am having some issues getting the clutch adjusted to fully disengage and shift smoothly between first and neutral at a stop without the lever being adjusted fully outward.

A little AI assisted research says that it’s “common” for aftermarket adjustable levers to cause clutch drag on the FTR, and that our bikes also suffer from relatively pre-mature clutch cable stretching.

Has anybody here experienced this first hand? Am I fighting a battle against a system that won’t ever feel “right”? Any insight is appreciated. This is my second bike, been riding a CBR for a decade now and never experienced this with it over the years.

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u/TemptingTacos — 12 days ago