Indian Motorcycle® Dealership In Brookfield, CT

Two black 2022 Indian Motorcycle® Chief® Bobber Dark Horse® motorcycles parked next to each other.

Indian Motorcycle® continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in a motorcycle. Every year, they dedicate themselves to refining their motorcycles, taking into account the desires and needs of their riders. This commitment to perfection is a mindset we wholeheartedly embrace at our dealership. That's why we proudly carry a wide selection of Indian® motorcycles for sale. Visit our Indian Motorcycle® dealership in Brookfield, CT, near New Haven, to see our full selection today!

Brookfield Indian® Motorcycle Inventory

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Indian Motorcycle® Company History

For the past century, Indian Motorcycle® has been dedicated to delivering American-made bikes to loyal customers. The company was originally named after the founder, George M. Hendee, but many changes have occurred since the early days. Read on for more details, then visit Brookfield Indian Motorcycle® to browse our inventory. We look forward to serving you!

Early History

George Hendee spent a few years developing his motorcycles before partnering with Oscar Hedstrom. The pair created three prototype motorcycles together. It wasn’t long before they developed their 1.75 bhp single-cylinder engine, which was an instant hit that further contributed to the company’s success. 

In 1902, the first Indian Motorcycle® production models were released. A year later, one of the company’s bikes set the world record for motorcycle speed. The first V-twin factory racer eventually hit the track and brought home trophies and set records.

Mid-Century History

At the start of World War I, the United States government purchased a large number of the Indian Motorcycle® 1917-18 Powerplus line models. As a result, this inventory was unavailable to the public. The company had fewer products to sell, so many Indian® dealers ended up closing their doors. This also meant that many passionate Indian Motorcycle® customers had to look elsewhere, so the company lost its footing in the market. They also lost their title as the top motorcycle manufacturer in the country.

Post-War History

When World War II ended, a group led by Ralph B. Rogers purchased a controlling share of the Indian Motorcycle® Company. He worked hard to take the business in a new direction, which included discontinuing many of their successful lines. Rogers focused on building lightweight bikes. By 1953, the brand moved back and forth between different controlling groups, which resulted in many different names and designs over the years.

In April 2011, Polaris Industries acquired the company. In 2013, Indian Motorcycle® had expanded to ten models. The bikes you see on the market today are much like the original. These models offer tons of power, agility, speed, and style.

If you’d like to learn more about Indian Motorcycle® or if you’d like to check out some of the models, stop by our dealership. The team at Brookfield Indian Motorcycle® would be glad to assist you.