INDIAN FTR 1200 OWNERS TIPS!

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  • Some tips for you that are looking into buying an Indian FTR 1200!
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Komentáře • 73

  • @robertsmith9156
    @robertsmith9156 Před 2 lety +10

    I waited for a year for Indian to make a street version of the flat track bike. When it came out, I was the first to test ride one. I was going to love it or hate it. I ordered a base model because I knew I would modify it. I was the first in my area to buy one and I started to do the changes right away. I ordered the tracker seat, number plates, foot pegs, bar end mirrors, clear turn signals, and plate relocation bracket. I had a local shop print up custom tank stickers also. The exhaust was another problem. The bike was so new, no one made a system for it, so I made my own. I removed the cat and got 2 1/2 in stainless tubing and a custom muffler from Dime City Cycles in Tampa FL. Welded it all myself and made mounting brackets and it sounds awesome.

  • @fyorbane
    @fyorbane Před 3 lety +4

    Stop press, 2021 FTR 1200 has 17" wheels with much fatter stickier tyres [far better for the road]. Steeper head angle [to steer and turn quicker], revised fuel mapping and fully adjustable suspension on the base model. Top of the range carbon model has Ohlins.

  • @erikalbertson7483
    @erikalbertson7483 Před 2 lety +2

    Spot on ! I have a 2019 RR and I love it ! If I can just get rid of the 3-4k surging issue, it will be almost perfect.

  • @jamespolucha6911
    @jamespolucha6911 Před 3 lety +6

    I have the 2019 and love it and glad it has all the things that most people hate it keeps this bike in a class of its own, I have to give credit to Ryan Loyds for the down load he is a genius when it comes to performance, anyone with an Indian needs him to do a bench flash on your ECU believe me you won’t be disappointed, runs oh so good no issues at all

  • @4x4American
    @4x4American Před 3 lety

    Great video! Hey where did you get that windscreen? I gotta have it!!

  • @alexandreaubry5808
    @alexandreaubry5808 Před 3 lety

    Damn you're so good at selling it I think I'm going to buy one. I'm still doubtful cause I like high speed sometimes and I can't find the max speed of it, but everything else... The torque, the style, the variety of things you can do with it... This is tempting! Thanks for the great video.

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety +1

      Uhm, let me just say that I haven't reach top speed after I got it tuned... It's just brutal! I do really recommend it :)

  • @bernhardsoltermann1739

    Where did you get the cool Starting Number plate? Thank you!

  • @martijncornelussen2321

    hey dudes, FTR S 2019 owner here, yes. the first batteries are a bit wonky. I couldn't start the motor at around 4 celcius, I had to warm up the engine block with hot water to start. I replaced the battery with lithium. that did the trick. if you buy a model from 2019, ask for the battery if it is been replaced.
    and go for the Jekill and Hide exhaust :D got damn that brutal roar makes the kids hyped.

  • @MotomojoFL
    @MotomojoFL Před 3 lety +1

    Nice videos! Keep it up!

  • @donaldgale4168
    @donaldgale4168 Před 3 lety

    Hey man what kind of straight pipe did you have on this bike?

  • @BushPigADV
    @BushPigADV Před 3 lety +2

    Great shout out to Ryan. I love my tune from him and they were super easy to work with.

    • @justinwatkins3196
      @justinwatkins3196 Před 3 lety

      What’s the best way to contact him?

    • @rickstar121412
      @rickstar121412 Před 3 lety

      Awesome video man! I’m in Aus and am looking at purchasing an FTR 1200 very soon. Is it easy difficult to get a ECU/remap in Australia?
      Cheers

    • @70ollip
      @70ollip Před rokem

      Hi, do you have a link where I can reach out to Rayan? Best Oliver

  • @toofastnobrakes
    @toofastnobrakes Před 3 lety +8

    I would love for Indian to make another bike with this motor that is more like a street fighter style bike. Shorter wheelbase, lighter, slightly more aggressive ergonomics, sportier wheel and tire set up, and let it rev a little higher for more horsepower power. It would be like the Harley Bronx that never was... only better because it’s not a Harley 😂

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety +3

      I am sure that this type of motorcycle is not the only one we are going to see from Indian in the future!! I feel ya!

    • @toofastnobrakes
      @toofastnobrakes Před 3 lety

      @@MOTOMARVELOUS man I hope so! Would love to see Indian diversify there line up of motorcycles a little more. Like most non American brands do

    • @colz10
      @colz10 Před 3 lety +3

      have you see the updates for the 2022 model? how does that compare with what you are looking for?

    • @toofastnobrakes
      @toofastnobrakes Před 3 lety +2

      @@colz10 I have, there a little closer but it still needs a diet, and some more ponies for what I had in mind. There moving in the right direction though

    • @toofastnobrakes
      @toofastnobrakes Před 2 lety +1

      @@andersd8956 Ide personally be happier if they made a modern XR1200 out of the sportster S platform. XR1250 anyone?

  • @Jmasher87
    @Jmasher87 Před 3 lety

    Love those mirrors!!! Where can I get those?!?!?!

  • @theLutheran1
    @theLutheran1 Před 3 lety

    had to have the gear shift sensor replaced on my 1200S

  • @AntiPattern328
    @AntiPattern328 Před 2 měsíci

    The newer bikes all run 17's and only 1 model is the scrambller. Other 3 are street designed.

  • @andygeorge6065
    @andygeorge6065 Před 3 lety

    Can confirm cold idle is poor... Lloyds Garage or Fuel Moto for a tune... Gotta get one...

  • @abriyami
    @abriyami Před 3 lety

    Shout out to you... good video!
    Just got a new 2019 S model, riding in 28-30 degrees Celsius. I noticed it heats up my thighs quite a lot while riding, the seat gets quite hot! is it normal?
    I’ve ridden mostly cruisers before and a few street bikes, never got this issue before.

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety

      All normal, especially in hot conditions 🔥
      Its a pretty compact motorcycle, and the engine is right under the seat, so its completely normal 😝

  • @chrisfreeman6102
    @chrisfreeman6102 Před 9 měsíci

    I shack my bike side to side a little bet will I am filling it. It speeds up filling and I get more in the bike .

  • @ghosthunter8664
    @ghosthunter8664 Před 3 lety

    Super 🤩🙂💞I love this bike but it's expensive for me

  • @rlovell383
    @rlovell383 Před 3 lety

    Subbed from FTR1200 Facebook page. Howdy from the USA

  • @AntiPattern328
    @AntiPattern328 Před 2 měsíci

    I have a 23 1200 Sport and have my own tip.no matter how good Jersey Mike's, don't ride your bike in 26 degree weather after 2 solid days of melting snow . I found out that it still freezes in the shade and a slight blip on the throttle spins hard, catches some Dre and does a 10' backflip in the air then lands on your ass cause a totaled bike and rider. I need to move to Florida or something. 😯😲😧

  • @krodkrod8132
    @krodkrod8132 Před rokem

    I have a 2023 rally and i'm on battery number 6. I've had the bike about 3 weeks. The charging system is putting out 14.1 volts but the batteries are always dead. When the battery isn't dead, it cranks several times and fails. Usually the 3rd or 4th try it will start. If i have to take it back one more time I'm going to get my money back using the "Lemon Law". I'll never buy an Indian again.

  • @marcelogarcia6251
    @marcelogarcia6251 Před 3 lety

    I need help with my problem, I have a 2019 ftr it has a very bad cold start, the motorcycle accelerates on its own sometimes and jerks when it goes at a sustained speed, what is it due to? How can I fix it? The motorcycle is under warranty But the dealer does not know how to fix it. I have read that power vision 3 has several flash from the bike's ecu that solves the problem. Is this true? Has the same happened to someone else?

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi man! Just saw your comment now! Its a common issue... Hit up Ryan from Lloydz Garage in Charlotte US (just email him) then you can get a tune/flash that will fix all of your problems :) Basically it just needs to high up the revs, about 450 :)

  • @stanleylawson9015
    @stanleylawson9015 Před 3 lety

    Great tips

  • @antoniocarella6914
    @antoniocarella6914 Před 3 lety

    Really looking forward to the jekyll&hyde review! I am thinking between the s&s slip on or the jekyll. Substancial price difference, don‘t know if it is worth it.

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety +1

      It will be awesome!! Just decide if you need the valve or not. I think its a huge upgrade with that type of exhaust 🤘

    • @AntiPattern328
      @AntiPattern328 Před 2 měsíci

      I run a Sawicki Speed slip on and it's the best out there in my opinion. Sick soundand pops and snarled when you let off the gas. I'll admit I do like the high bend S&S and akros just for looks but you're talking $2k+ where the Sawicki us under $700 and gives you an extra 10hp.
      Get a PV3 Tuner and bump the top rpm 500 to 9500 and dump the speed limiter governor and you can get 150mph fairly easy. Don't do this if you aren't experienced enough. Mine will power wheelie the first 3 gears. In sport.

  • @tonyciriello6872
    @tonyciriello6872 Před 3 lety +1

    I have a 2019 base model and complained to my dealer about the cold stalling. Indian provided a re-map that completely solved the problem at no charge. It also solved what I considered an annoyance where when closed throttle engine braking it would seem to just "give up" at about 5 mph. Maybe to prevent stalling? Now you can compression brake to nothing like any other bike I have ridden in 52 years of riding. Thanks for the info on the tires !! I have been waiting for someone to say you can go up 1 size in the rear without any real problems. Where is your video on that ?

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety +1

      Awesome that they fixed the cold idle problem for you!! I will create a video in the future about changing the tires :)

    • @tonyciriello6872
      @tonyciriello6872 Před 3 lety +2

      @@MOTOMARVELOUS I have a follow up question. The 150/70 to a 160/60 will in fact change the rear ride height by 9mm. (lower) This will change the rake and trail numbers. Stock is 26.3 degrees and 5.1 inches. My question is, how much would you have to raise the fork tubes to maintain the stock rake and trail. In other words, lower the whole bike by 9mm. I cannot find a front BT16 anywhere here in the states. Just the rear. However I have found Continental Road Attack in the sizes you talk about. I also asked a dealer about installing the 160/60 on the 4.25 inch rim. He says he has to check with Continental to see what rim width is ok for that size. USA is the land of the lawyers. I know this is a lot so thanks in advance.

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety +2

      @@tonyciriello6872 Hmm, would you even need to raise the forks, when its only 9 mm. I think its all about how it feels. There are a lot of owners who's riding with a lowering kit, witch makes even lower in the rear end. About the bt16 you are right, i was contacted after the video with the same informations, so im definitely going the the T31 instead 🤘

    • @paulgregory777
      @paulgregory777 Před rokem

      Eh? No bike with a 1,000cc + engine can be braked down to 5mph without stalling. My Gen 1 Tuono couldn't cruse below 30mph in 1st gear... without slipping the clutch to stop it from stalling or jerking on standard gearing.

    • @tonyciriello6872
      @tonyciriello6872 Před rokem +1

      @@paulgregory777 I meant that it would "give up" compression braking as if you pulled the clutch in.

  • @justinwatkins3196
    @justinwatkins3196 Před 3 lety

    Where did you get the mirrors you have on it?

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety

      Rizoma 🤘

    • @justinwatkins3196
      @justinwatkins3196 Před 3 lety

      @@MOTOMARVELOUS what size are the bar end caps I’ve been having trouble finding the size for my 2019 ftr 1200

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety

      @@justinwatkins3196 You can order them specific for the FTR 1200, then you get everything in the correct sizes 💪

  • @emmanuelalfonzo
    @emmanuelalfonzo Před 3 lety

    Would you say it's worthy to wait for the 2022 instead of getting de 2019 already?

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety +1

      In my opinion i would take the 2019. I like the combination of 18/19 rims, even tho its easy to find street tires in 19. And then you can save a good chop of the price by going with a 19' model.
      But check the videoes with the new updates, and see if it something you really need 🤘🙏

    • @tmoney511
      @tmoney511 Před 3 lety +1

      2022 model is more of a under powered Ducati Monster with less technology in it. Want a more all around bike go with the 2019 year.

    • @rivec33
      @rivec33 Před 3 lety

      @@tmoney511 I agree the 2019 was unique and in a class of its own, I love my 2019. The changes made on the 2022 put it in a class with other Ducati’s and Yamaha’s. I’d still buy a 2022 but wouldn’t sell my 2019 for one.

    • @Joe-xw5ip
      @Joe-xw5ip Před rokem

      @@tmoney511 I'm interested to know more! I just picked up a 2019 FTR S, love it, needs to be flashed, but the 2022 seems so intriguing. BTW best dang total impulse buy I've made in a long while.

  • @ThatCleanMT
    @ThatCleanMT Před 3 lety

    What side mirrors are those?

  • @lucaric6935
    @lucaric6935 Před 3 měsíci

    any engine issues so far? oil leaks?

    • @AntiPattern328
      @AntiPattern328 Před 2 měsíci

      Hell no. These ain't your daddy's 70's and 80's Harley's. These are legit bullet bike and Harley stompers. They routinely stomp KTM 890 Dukes in the Super Hooligan race series and this is on the Twisties like Road Atlanta, Daytona, etc
      Fully equipped, these will run within 2 seconds per lap against the GP bikes on those same tracks.

  • @noxan8
    @noxan8 Před 3 lety

    Hi 😊 I'm getting this bike as my first bike ever, do you have any tips on this bike? How beginner friendly is it? 😊

    • @MOTOMARVELOUS
      @MOTOMARVELOUS  Před 3 lety +1

      Hey man! Congrats with your new bike - its gonna be a blast! When that said, I would never ever recommend the FTR to any beginner, but now it's on the way, so I'm glad for you. Just make sure to take your time to learn how to ride probably (just drive for maaaaany hours) and then take it slow. The bike is a freaking beast, so again take your time learn how powerful your new bike is.
      Go find the FTR 1200 owners group on Facebook, a lot of nice people, and if you have any problems og concerns, there would always be someone to help you :)
      And then, just have a ton of fun on the FTR! It's the coolest biker ever! :)

    • @AntiPattern328
      @AntiPattern328 Před 2 měsíci

      Keep it in rain eod and practice stopping, going and turning in a huge parking lot or country roads that are dry and not much traffic.

  • @fxrst_anvers6976
    @fxrst_anvers6976 Před 3 lety

    Jekkil and Hyde all the way 🤙🏻

  • @yaz5627
    @yaz5627 Před 2 lety

    Fucking sick dude

  • @B-U-T-C-H-E-R
    @B-U-T-C-H-E-R Před 2 lety

    Drive it like you stole it