 [Telegraph] Spring has well and truly sprung, the daffodils are out, and hardier owners of convertible cars have been taking the opportunity for some topless motoring. Meanwhile Indian, the famous old bike marque recently reborn after a half-century long hiatus, has introduced a two-wheeled convertible that combines familiar style with comparable versatility.
The Springfield even has a seasonal flavour to its name, though that is misleading because it refers to the city in Massachusetts, Indian’s home until production ceased in 1953. When Polaris relaunched the brand three years ago, a vital part of its appeal was a rich heritage dating back to its foundation in 1901, two years before old rival Harley-Davidson. |