Ride and Review of the 2022 Indian FTR Carbon R
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2021
- *I did forget to mention the new cylinder head design. This was made in an effort to help reduce the effect of cold starts by moving the fuel injectors.*
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Detailed Specs of the 2022 FTR Carbon R
Starting Price $16,999.00 US
Engine & Drivetrain
Bore x Stroke
4.016 in x 2.898 in (102 mm x 73.6 mm)
Compression Ratio
12.5:1
Displacement
73 cu in (1203 cc)
Drive/Driven
Clutch Assist & Slip, Multi-Plate
Electronic Fuel Injection System
Closed Loop Fuel Injection / 60 mm Bore
Engine Type
Liquid Cooled V-Twin
Exhaust
Akropovic 2-1-2
Gear Ratio (1st)12.270 : 1
Gear Ratio (2nd)8.341 : 1
Gear Ratio (3rd)6.646 : 1
Gear Ratio (4th)5.639 : 1
Gear Ratio (5th)4.985 : 1
Gear Ratio (6th)4.278 : 1
Horsepower120 HP
Peak Torque87 ft-lb (117.9 Nm)
Peak Torque RPM6,000 rpm
Transmission/Final Drive2.647 : 1
Transmission/Primary Drive
Gear Drive Wet Clutch
Dimensions
Fuel Capacity
3.4 gal (12.9 L)
Ground Clearance
6.5 in (17 cm)
GVWR
948 lb (430 kg)
Lean Angle 43°
Overall Height
51 in (129.5 cm)
Overall Length
87.5 in (2223 mm)
Overall Width
32.7 in (830 mm)
Rake/Trail
25.3° / 3.9 in ( 99.9 mm)
Seat Height
30.7 in (780 mm)
Weight
(Dry / Full of Fuel)479 lbs (217 kg) / 513 lbs (232 kg)
Wheelbase
60 in (1,524 mm)
Brakes
Front Brakes
Brembo Dual 320mm t5 Rotor / 4 Piston Caliper
Rear Brakes
Brembo Single 260mm t5 Rotor / 2 Piston Caliper
Tires / Wheels
Front Tires
Metzeler Sportec M9 RR 120/70ZR17 58W
Front Wheel
Cast Black with Indy Red Pinstripe 17 in x 3.5 in
Rear Tires
Metzeler Sportec M9 RR 180/55ZR17 73W
Rear Wheel
Cast Black with Indy Red Pinstripe 17 in x 5.5 in
Suspension
Front Fork Tube Diameter 43 mm
Front Suspension
Ohlins Fully Adjustable Inverted Telescopic Cartidge Fork
Front Travel
120 mm (4.72 in)
Rear Suspension
Ohlins Fully Adjustable Piggyback IFP
Rear Travel
120 mm (4.72 in) - Авто та транспорт
OMG, Someone is on the same level as I am. The reason you want to warm up your vehicle is to get all your fluids up to temperature before you rip those gears. It protects your engine in the long run.
I disagree, respectfully.
I start my motorcycle in the morning, let the idle settle for about six seconds, and then ride slow for about half a mile to the freeway.
I'm getting more miles per gallon and the load on the engine is getting the bike up to operating temperature quicker than letting the bike sit for minutes at a time like my neighbor does.
@@dougfreeze ok, small engine with High RPM's that is fuel injected can do that. Your bike clearly can go over 10,000 rpms while a big block engine will never reach the rpms your bike has. So you are correct on that part. Take a pan of left over meat grease in it and see how long it takes too liquefy it. That is how long your motor has to take to liquefy it's oil. Same concept just a different scenario.
Thanks for taking me for the ride…
Love this bike. Delivered last Friday.
Fantastic review! Seems like a great motorcycle, love the carbon touches!
*Phenomenal video* Love this bike!
Great review been waiting for this bike since they came out in 219 it’s 2019 I’m going to the dealership tomorrow see what I can hook up
Thanks for the early review. I was really looking forward to someone reviewing the 2022. I really wished you took it on more turns. I don't think the bike is meant for highway driving, at least that is not what I would be looking to do. Also, your review really focused on how much you like it and not how the changes feel in riding. I know you said is felt no difference, but I'm sure the 17" rims and lower height would have some impact if you are riding it in the twisties. Again, I do appreciate the early review.
He’s in OKC - there aren’t any turns to speak of
Actually, I got the 2019 RR, it is tall in the seat for me. Boots help. One foot down works.
The rake n trail are difficult to turn around in grass gravel sand. There was nothing to grab to pick up in rear.
Added rear rack n messenger bag rack.
I think this RR model is only designed for road.
Newer changes of models are worth researching your own desire. Just like all the options of the new Chief.
I hate negative comments on the internet as it’s so much easier to just move on and keep your mouth shut, but I couldn’t help thinking the same thing. Every time I watch one this guys videos he’s just going straight on a highway getting passed by Camrys. Took him 14 min in to the vid to for him to get the bike above 70 mph lol. Liven up your riding a bit man, common.
I picked up a 2019 FTR from that OKC just a month ago when I moved here!
I’m grabbing a 19 race rep on friday
Preordered
Love styling of this Indian, I’ll have to take it for a spin.
Cool video by the way
Subscribing!!
Thanks!
I just bought one from there today 👍
I currently ride a ducati 821 stripe. I love that bike, but man the 2022 FTR carbon makes me wanna trade her in!
the 270 engines run pretty good though
👍👍
Hey great video! was wondering your thought on the new ftr carbon vs the new ducati monster 821?
I need to ride the updated 821 if it's different than the previous I rode
Man I can’t wait for a demo day to ride one. Interested in how it compares to the MT09 I daily
as someone whos ridden both the mt09 is a little softer and smoother where as the ftr is a little more hard edged but its tallish suspension means its not sportbike stiff. its more tippy and taller sitting, comparable torque down low and maybe a little faster when you ring it out but not nearly as smooth. the taller seating position plus better stock for stock suspension tells me this is a going to be a really sweet bike on 17s and now that it has that common size and good rubber available its one of the very few new bikes id actually spend money on. but its not leagues ahead of the 09, the 09 was the only new yamaha i rode that i actually liked.
I actually agree with this take between the MT09 and FTR. This is what I referred to as the character.
@HahrtDood I actually owned a Speed Twin. After several warranty issues including getting stuck in 4th gear and breaking the cast that held the right side foot controls I lost all faith in the brand
How would you compare the dark horse to the ftr carbon? Which one was more fun?
I would always lean toward the FTR to be honest. I can use 43 degrees of lean vs. 28.5. Ask my floorboards and my now old exhaust on my Chieftain lol. So I would take the lesser fuel capacity and range fire breathing crazy able FTR right now. But seriously that Chief Dark Horse is a riot to ride and the FTR would need to be adopted to it's bonded sibling right?
We need your thoughts on the Panamerica seems to be getting alot of praise but what does Ja Rule , I mean Rabid Hedge think?
Harley is a bit hard for me to get on without it being a ride event... I kind of worked for the dealers and they kind of know who I am and what I do.... Even if it is a good bike and I like it they are weary as I have slammed some in the past (FXDR for instance), but I am working on a method to do so. Probably a follow the leader kind of deal sadly.... But I am working on it.
Just put my deposit down on a R Carbon! However, there's no delivery date yet :( I hope I get it soon.
I put one down today. He said 6-8 weeks, but I have serious doubts. Did you ever get yours?
Did you guys get yours ? I put mine down few weeks ago.. was told 10-12 weeks lol
I have no992 so does anyone really know how many they gonna make?
I only wish I could afford it. But after import taxes, American bikes are double the price.
Move to America :) We need more people with good taste in bikes over here
Funny, I've always just understood that you need to warm up motorcycles because even "low performance" motors in the two wheeled world are high performance relative to the automotive world. If you want your machine to last, getting the oil warm and flowing before you put a load on it.
I start my motorcycle in the morning, let the idle settle for about six seconds, and then ride slow (less than 2000 RPM) for about half a mile to the freeway.
I'm getting more miles per gallon and the load on the engine is getting the bike up to operating temperature quicker than letting the bike sit for minutes at a time like my neighbor does.
@@dougfreeze Don't see why that wouldn't work, lots of ways to skin the cat.
I need more how-to on that flashing after taking it off the lot.
Flashing the ECU?
@@RabidHedgehog I think so.
Watercooled have tighter clearances vs air cooled! Ride it like you stole it! Break in to the style of riding you do, full throttle, red line.
Damn straight!
I remember hearing this bad advice as a child. But I guess all my friends knew better than the people that designed and built the motorcycle.
I want an FTR so bad. I wonder how it compares to my Rebel 500.
Lmao.
Any updates on the limited run? When I preordered mine the dealership said they werent doing the numbered plating anymore, but its still on their website. Hope hes wrong
I am working on finding an update on that as well. Indian's main Facebook page still announces the limited run.
@@RabidHedgehog Thanks for the reply! Eager to find out!
Getting my carbon in 2 weeks !! So excited
@@highbrassrule I’m told I will get mine in 9 weeks …
Well, come back when you're ready to flog it, that's why we're watching.
Wit goths different modes, is this bike something a guy could learn on??
In theory any bike is one that someone could learn on if they are careful and maybe turn the power modes to rain or something not as twitchy. However, I do recommend finding a good starter first, like Scout, Vulcan 900, Suzuki C90 or M90. Something like that size first that does not have the 11 second at 119 MPH quarter mile times as for a new rider to experience that kind of thrust immediately may not be a great idea.
How does it compare to KTM Duke 890 ?
Need to ride a KTM
I rode one of the FTR when they first come out and loved it BUT it seemed I was leaning forward on my wrists and arms, it was kind of tiring. Does the new one with the lower suspension give you a little more upright riding position?
Similar enough to the older it might feel the same.
yeah its a naked sports bike in all reality. you can relieve the pressure on your arms by holding on with your legs and putting pressure on the pegs.
FTR Rally has 2'' taller bars, quite a bit more upright, really comfortable.
Personally the hand grips are so small after a Chieftain; my wrists hurt. Thought I would hafta change or wear padded thick gloves to avoid carpotunnel.
Actually changing habits n grip n positions, I do not have that problem
I like carbon fiber for what it is but I hate the look of the basic gray wavy looking material.....I would take any part and swap it for carbon fiber but it would have to be painted to actually look nice to me anyway.
Painted carbon fiber? Ummm....
just picked up mine and is limited but it’s #2629 😂 so obviously they did a bit more then 750
At one point in time, especially in the time this video was made. Polaris stated, we will only make 750 of these in honor of the FTR race bike's 750 CC size. Then it became a limited number, but less than 1000, then it became a limited number but we like money so we are going to keep adding to this. Do not know why they continued. Supposedly the championship edition was supposed to be only 400 and so far that has not seemed to change. But, that's so far....
@@RabidHedgehog was not messing with ya😂 it just funny how Polaris tricked people, and now they just released a new carbon a bit different color scheme and it has no numbers but who cares. I believe they did. o more then 3000 original carbons 🤷♂️
All engines in general need to be warmed up Mr.
The FTR Carbon is a bikers motorcycle made to be ridden on the rough and the smooth I imagine the FTR Carbon will find a bike lovin' public eager to spend money on a machine that says Anyplace, Anywhere.
Sachs on the others, Ohlins only on the carbon
Im getting ready to sell my KTM 890 adventure to get a white ftrs. It has a parallel twin. I dunno if i would agree that the v is “better” than the parallel. My KTM is just a little too tall for me. Have you ridden or tested a KTM? They are ridiculously fast and fantastic. Breaks my heart to sell it, but cant have so much $ in bikes…lol! KTM is unbelievably good. I hope im making the right decision here…but I want an American made bike from a good patriotic company (not woke HD).
Why isn't it belt or shaft driven ?
Weight and balance. Belt drives and shafts are much heavier.
@@RabidHedgehog it is not a big difference in terms of percentage of total weight and power on a bike let alone an FTR Belt drive for a sport tourer. ua-cam.com/video/ha17OGbP-Jw/v-deo.html
Become educated.
. In a dirt bike or race bike it's a different story. Educate yourself by not responding so quickly.Yoire a knee jerk poser.
Bad Tutoial dude. You are getting passed by EVERYONE
Great tutorial because I am riding safe. Here's the thing, speed is not everything. This motorcycle, as well as many others, are capable of sending it more than double the speed limit. But what's the point? If we're moving faster and they're moving faster, with added distraction of phone, then more likely accidents will occur in which we will lose. With them zooming by me and away they can hit each other while I can respond to the situation they cause ahead. Trust me I have done this many times.
Flog it, it’s not yours.
Exactly. Plus it's a prototype/demo. Give it the beans for Pete's sake!
I would take the Ducati Monster 1200 over this or even pay $1,000 more and get the Triumph Speed triple. I was not impressed with the power of this bike at all.
Have you ridden one? The power is pretty incredible
@@highbrassrule Yes I have ridden one. I thought for 120 horsepower it would be a lot faster. I was not impressed at all. The bike is way too heavy.
Agreed - FTR just isn't worth it. Cheaper bikes that are better in almost every aspect. It should be in the realm of 150 bhp , with its current torque rating. I'd take a MT-09/10, STriple, Monster, BMW S1000RR, etc any day over the FTR.
CB1000R Black is the same price too
@@TheDankh None of those bikes look as cool as this.
Half of the "technical" commentary in the first part of the video is you talking about "you hafta warm up a high performance engin' up'." You sound like a clown. I have a 400 hp twin turbo V6 car and a 150 hp v twin bike. I don't ride around spending 10 minutes thinking about "warmin' it up." Talk about something else, it's boring.