Indian Springfield 2016

The Springfield is named after Springfield, Mass., where the original Indians were built.

Styling cues are taken from Indians of the '40s and '50s.

The front shocks cushion the rider from rough pavement.

The windscreen protects the rider from the worst of the weather.

Dry weight of the Springfield is 818 lbs.

Teardrop mirrors give a good view of what's coming up from behind.

The dash contains a speedometer, tach, tire pressure monitor, and other indicators.

Wide handlebars give good control on the road.

The Thunder Stroke engine is 111 cubic inches, or 1,811 cubic centimeters.

Shape of the cylinder heads is reminiscent of classic Indian engines.

Floorboards are adjustable for rider comfort.

Hard side bags match the flowing lines of the rear fender.

Fold-down floorboards accommodate passengers.

Side cases can be quickly removed without tools.

Full-skirted fenders are part of Indian's heritage.

Shifting is quick and positive.

The scripted gas tank is another Indian icon.

The Springfield is comfortable to ride on highways and two-lane country roads.