Black Sheep

June 2022

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Indian Motorcycle had only announced its new Chieftain Dark Horse, but great minds at Hollister Powersports, based out of Hollister, Calif., had been toiling away in secret to showcase just what can be done with the Dark Chief. Dubbed "The Redeemer," the customized Indian Chieftain Dark Horse expands on the blacked-out bagger look, highlighted by minute hints of chrome just where needed. It's a different take on the American V-twin; with its rolling lines, it has a charm and class that many will find alluring. THE REDEEMER Custom Indian Chieftain Dark Horse Opting in for a large diameter front wheel, The Redeemer is heavily inspired by the "big wheel" baggers that we've been seeing grace the pages of magazines and browsers for some time. But it's done tastefully with wheels sourced from RC Components and RC's Raider Eclipse wheel that matched the blacked-out look of the Dark Horse. Hollister shaved a bit of the fender to showcase the Raider Eclipse wheel, and aside from that, it seems to have given the bike a tidier look. Caliper covers were lost in the parts pile and the skirts were hiked up "The guys in Hollister built an obtainable custom – a bike somebody could build themselves and keep highly ride-able rather than just a showpiece". Courtesy of Wheels Of Grace magazine

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