2017 Roadmaster Classic with TSC Tomahawk SE sidecar For Sale
21,952 Miles with Performance Upgrades
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Asking $32,000.00 OBO
This is not your everyday touring motorcycle.
This 2017 Indian Roadmaster Classic, finished in beautiful Willow Green and Cream, has been paired with a custom-fabricated, color-matched Tomahawk SE sidecar from Texas Sidecar Company. The result is a beautifully integrated touring rig that attracts attention everywhere it goes.
With 21,952 miles, this Roadmaster offers a rare opportunity to own a distinctive, professionally built motorcycle-and-sidecar combination without the time and expense of commissioning a custom build.
The Roadmaster Classic combines unmistakable Indian styling with the comfort and capability of a premium American touring motorcycle. Its relaxed riding position, generous storage, excellent wind protection and sophisticated suspension make it equally at home on a Sunday afternoon ride or a long-distance tour.
This Roadmaster also benefits from several Stage 1 performance upgrades:
- Thunderstroke slip-ons,
- Hi Flow Indian Air Intake,
- "decatted TAB Performance headers.
- A Lloyd'z Garage ECM flash was completed enhancing throttle response and performance while retaining the smooth, effortless character that makes the Roadmaster such an enjoyable touring machine.
Premium features include Indian's advanced infotainment system with navigation, keyless ignition, and the comfort and convenience features expected of a flagship touring motorcycle.
While the reliable Thunderstroke engine has 21,952 highway miles, the Texas Sidecar and triple tree steering modifications have fewer than 900 miles of total use. The motorcycle was ridden solo for the majority of its life. The sidecar setup, custom paint, and specialized steering geometry are practically brand new, meaning there is virtually zero wear on the sidecar frame, interior, or mounting hardware, and the motorcycle frame has not been subjected to long-term sidecar stress. The color-matched Custom Tomahawk SE Sidecar is what transforms this Roadmaster into something truly special. Rather than looking like an add-on, the sidecar beautifully complements the lines and colors of the motorcycle.
Sidecar features include:
- Heated seat
- DCM power port and USB connection in the cockpit
- Wire-spoke wheel with classic whitewall tire
- Dedicated Brembo sidecar brake
- Electric trim adjustment
- The electric trim system is an especially desirable feature. Similar in concept to trim systems used on aircraft and high-end boats, it allows the rider to compensate for changing road crown and conditions, making the sidecar combination more comfortable and enjoyable to operate.
There are plenty of motorcycles capable of getting you from one place to another. Very few do it with this much personality.
The Roadmaster's sweeping vintage-inspired lines, premium Willow Green and Cream finish and professionally built matching Tomahawk SE create a rig that's difficult to ignore. Park it at a restaurant, motorcycle gathering or gas station and expect people to stop, look and ask questions.
For someone specifically looking for a premium sidecar outfit, this offers something increasingly difficult to find: a complete, coordinated, extremely low-mileage rig that has already been professionally built, equipped and upgraded.
All of the OEM parts that were removed/ updated have been retained and will stay with the bike should the new owner ever desire to return the bike to its original factory condition. This includes the factory crossover, the OEM slip-ons and the windshield. I also have 2 small cans of paint matching the Willow Green/ Ivory Cream scheme for touch-ups when necessary. Additionally, there is a small collection of “this and that” to accompany the bike; including a battery tender, various power adaptors, goggles, gloves, etc.
WOW....very nice, shame I already have too many bikes.
Mike
1976 Honda GL1000 & Motorvation Formula II
2009 Honda GL1800 Roadsmith
2022 MotoGuzzi V85TT
Right... Bummer for both of us.
I was given something I never buy last week..
A lottery ticket.
Maybe I should check out if it's a big winner?
That is a very stylish rig.
Mind if it did come into my possession under those circumstances it develop a considerable patina.
50 state tours do that.
Still nice to see and shame you are letting it go.
Posted by: @brstrI was given something I never buy last week..
A lottery ticket.
Maybe I should check out if it's a big winner?
That is a very stylish rig.
Mind if it did come into my possession under those circumstances it develop a considerable patina.
50 state tours do that.
Still nice to see and shame you are letting it go.
Bruce @brstr, I would have bought this for you, to use for riding at least 48 states following me around the country, but....
Although I went through Illinois today, on my way to the PenNy Hackers Campout in Clarington, Pennsylvania....I could not find this 2017 Indian w/sidecar...anywhere in Illinois...because the seller neglected to post WHERE it is...or a phone number to call.
Oh, the Humanity. !
Sorry, Bruce....we can find another one. 😜
Two Million Mile Rider
Exploring the World in Comfort
Contact information is on the flyer. Yes, I had to go looking when prompted.
Illegitemi non carborundum est!
Posted by: @thane-lewisContact information is on the flyer. Yes, I had to go looking when prompted.
Thane, only the email address is shown on the flyer. I had already seen that before my post above.
So, WHERE is this rig at ?
And a phone number would be helpful.
Two Million Mile Rider
Exploring the World in Comfort
Thanks for asking.... I am in Champaign IL --
@miles-ladue If I could figure out how to revise the listing I would fix some of this, I probably won't add my phone number as I am also in the throes of Facebook Marketplace with @ 100 items listed as well as both selling my house, moving to another state and buying a house there. To say I am somewhat distracted is an understatement, So -- if you or anyone else can point me to how I can make revisions I would REALLY appreciate it. BTW, I am in Champaign Illinois.
@miles-ladue I think I may have figured it out. If it's not too much trouble, could you test the link I included to my email? When I try to test it, I'm sent to my inbox. I hope that is not what happens when someone else clicks it.
Thanks
Forever Grateful
Steve VV
I removed the link on your email address so that a person can just copy it and paste as recipient.
By the looks of things, you are a busy person with stuff to sell, house to sell and a move to make. That's a lot all at once. Here's to hoping for a smooth life transition in the coming days.
Illegitemi non carborundum est!
Thank you for your help. Words can't express etc. I really do appreciate your efforts!!
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