Steve Cain - PR & Event Management Consultant

04/04/2023

Go Interceptor… fun in the evening sun on the iconic 1970 Royal Enfield Interceptor MK11 750cc - critically acclaimed as the best British Twin of its era.

12/06/2022

‘Go Fast, Turn Left’

29/05/2022

Bike Shed London 2022 - highlights, all the bikes that made the grade.

Thank you team; it was epic 🤘🙏

13/02/2022

London Motorcycle Show rocked, with the reveal of the new Scout Rogue

01/02/2022

Packed with attitude and edge, check out the new

With aggressive styling and performance-minded features, Scout Rogue begs for more throttle, and is ready for whatever comes its way. Featuring a quarter fairing, mini ape-hanger handlebars, a sport style seat, blacked-out fenders and valve covers, a 19-inch front wheel, and the proven powertrain that packs serious punch with loads of low-end torque for snappy acceleration.

04/12/2021

We’re back at Motorcycle Live - Let’s do this!

27/11/2021

Check out the FTR on track in tonights episode of with

UK viewers: 8:30pm Saturday - Freesport, SKY Channel 422, Freeview 64 and Virgin 553. Or on demand via YouTube

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14/11/2021

Make your vote count and be in with a chance to win a one-off

– Indian Motorcycle x No Regrets

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09/10/2021

Motobob just dropped his Indian Motorcycle Chief review - watch it!

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26/08/2021

Honour your heroes - Today marks the 54th anniversary of the 184.087 mph land speed record by an unequivocal legend, Burt Munro.

Munro's 1920 Indian Scout was the 627th 600cc Scout G20 to leave the American factory. The bike had a top speed of 55 mph. Not nearly enough. So he decided to start modifying. Despite limited means and a complete lack of funding, Munro worked day and night to perfect his bike, which he took to calling the Munro Special.

Starting in the 1940s, Munro started claiming a number of New Zealand land speed records, and by the 1950s his Scout was too fast for New Zealand’s speed courses. He formed a new goal—to race on the flat, expansive Bonneville Salt Flats. Over the years, Munro and his Scout raced on the Bonneville Salt Flats nine times and set world records in three of them. In 1967, Burt Munro made his final trip to the Bonneville Salt Flats. By this time, his bike was such a unique amalgam of custom-made components it needed to be torn down and rebuilt after every 10 minutes of run time. His focus and innovation paid off as he set an official land speed record of 184.087 mph, and posted an unofficial top speed of 205.67 mph which still stands to this day, as a lasting tribute to Burt’s achievements.

18/08/2021

Scroll across to take a closer look at the latest Indian Motorcycle Chief Tattoo ‘art-bike’ by a hugely respected Japanese artist, Shige .regrets.uk

14/08/2021

introduce the next featured artist - a skilled motorcycle engineer who taught himself the art of tattooing to become a hugely respected artist in the tattoo world.

Catch the reveal of his Indian Motorcycle Chief design on 18.08.21

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06/08/2021

WIN YOUR DREAM TATTOO

Register for a test ride online and you could win a tattoo of your choice, in a two-day studio session compliments of No Regrets & Indian Motorcycle, valued at £5,000.

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31/07/2021

Don’t take my word for it… the new FTR rocks!

17/07/2021

Playing in the dirt rocks 🤘

10/07/2021

Mayonaize’s Indian Motorcycle Chief design features his distinctive street art style and unique script work. Stay tuned for the reveal 12.07.21

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10/06/2021

It’s good… no; it’s epic - Chief Bobber Darkhorse.

18/05/2021

Project Scout 3k highlights the awesome flexibility of the Indian Scout - vote for your favourite £3k custom build. https://fcld.ly/scout3k

18/04/2021

Check-out the all new Indian Chief walk around video with MCN, on Motorcycle News YouTube https://youtu.be/EPdBd7p1MQw

02/04/2021

‘The 300’ epic bespoke custom build by Moore Speed Racing, Dorset UK. Find out more in the new issue of

18/03/2021

Out of light comes the dark...

06/03/2021

You can’t wear out an Indian Scout - Archive footage of my old Scout 741b starting first kick after 40 years in a barn!

01/03/2021

Press-fleet management made easy in the T6.1 Kombi from

10/02/2021

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The new provides a stripped-down riding experience where power, minimalism and attitude lead the way. It reaches back to when hitting the road to nowhere, with good friends and only the essentials, was the stuff of legends.

The platform is based on a classic steel welded tube frame with a short 1626 mm wheelbase, a low seat height of 662 mm and a wet weight as low as 304 kg. Plus a 15.2 litre fuel tank, bobbed rear fender, dual outboard preload-adjustable rear shocks, dual exhaust, LED lighting, keyless ignition, and Pirelli Night Dragon tires. Along with cruise control, Indian Chief riders can adjust throttle response by selecting one of three ride modes: sport, standard or tour. And an available Ride Command system is hidden in plain sight: A 100 mm digital touch screen maintains the bike's classic aesthetic by disguising itself as an analog gauge.

09/02/2021

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