Indian Motorcycle UK Extends Popular ‘£1 per CC’ Campaign. Plus, Indian Scout Sixty Added to Eligible Models.
Indian Motorcycle UK has announced the extension of its popular 125th Anniversary celebration campaign, which offers a £1 discount for every cubic centimetre of engine capacity on models from the Scout, Chief, and PowerPlus lineups.
The campaign has also been enhanced with the addition of the Indian Scout Sixty, the most approachable lineup in the range, meaning even more riders benefit. Customers looking to purchase their ideal model from the Scout Sixty, Scout, Chief, or PowerPlus ranges can now secure substantial savings on eligible motorcycles registered by August 31, 2026.
With timeless designs, leading innovation and proven performance, there’s an Indian Motorcycle for every rider within the offer. From the nimble handling and low seat height of the iconic Scout Sixty and Scout, the torque and air-cooled character of the Chief, to the next-generation technology and power delivery of the PowerPlus Baggers and Tourers.
The campaign provides significant savings across the range of machines and can be used in conjunction with current finance offers:
Scout Sixty (999cc): £999 discount (incl. VAT)
Scout (1,250cc): £1,250 discount (incl. VAT)
PowerPlus (1,834cc): £1,834 discount (incl. VAT)
Chief (1,890cc): £1,890 discount (incl. VAT)
As part of its 125th anniversary year and to celebrate the brand’s 1901 founding, new owners can join the #1901Club. After riding 1901 miles and providing odometer proof to their dealer, they can claim a #1901Club Gift Pack. In addition, with every purchase of an Indian Motorcycle, owners receive 12 months of roadside assistance, a welcome pack, and a lifetime Indian Motorcycle Riders (IMR) membership that provides an extended riding family through dealer-supported groups that host rides, meetings, and social events for passionate owners.
For selected 2025 models registered by August 31, 2026. Excludes Elite and Special Edition Models. Terms and conditions apply, and this offer may be used in conjunction with current finance rates. For details of other offers, please visit the OFFERS page on the Indian Motorcycle website. Test rides are available at official Indian Motorcycle dealerships (FIND A DEALER).
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
