When the potent Indian Scout FTR750 debuted for flat track racing duty, fans of the American brand clamored for a street model. Indian listened, giving us the Indian Scout FTR1200 concept late last year, with much rumor that the concept bike was the prelude for a full-fledged production model. That rumor is now no more, as Indian confirmed this weekend at the Wheels & Waves event in France that we will see a production street-tracker model, named the Indian FTR 1200. Indian is light on official details, and has yet to give us a release date for the Indian FTR 1200, but we do know that it will be a 2019 model. Though Indian isn’t telling us too much, we can infer a little from the name of this new model.
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