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Fresno, CA
2018 Indian Scout Bobber
"Being an Indian Motorcycle Ambassador means inspiring other women to embrace the freedom of riding."
I learned to ride my first bike, an Indian Scout Bobber, while returning to school. My Bobber perfectly matches my alternative style, and Indian Motorcycle embodies that vibe of being different.
Yucaipa, CA
2018 Indian Scout Bobber, 2020 Indian Challenger Dark Horse and 2022 Indian Chief Dark Horse
"Being an Indian Motorcycle Ambassador isn't about the logo on the tank. It's about carrying a legacy built by riders who showed up, stood out, and rode forward. It's what first riders do."
Just a beard and his bikes that love laying down some miles. The motorcycle community has been such a blessing in my life, and the Indian Motorcycle community takes it to a whole new level. Being a part of this group is such an honor. So happy to meet new people and show off my bike while I do!
Gilroy, CA
2023 Indian Sport Chief
"To ride an Indian Motorcycle is to own a piece of history; to be an ambassador is to share the future of the American V-Twin."
From the raw, stripped-back style of my first Scout Bobber Twenty to the performance-driven power of my current 2023 Sport Chief, Indian Motorcycle has been the heartbeat of my riding career. Now in my 5th year as a brand ambassador, I'm dedicated to sharing the spirit of the ride and the evolution of the modern American V-Twin. Join me for the next mile.
Park City, UT
2022 Indian Springfield Dark Horse
"As America's First Motorcycle Company, Indian Motorcycle creates experiences that celebrate legendary history, for riders who realize we're all a part of something bigger than ourselves. I'm incredibly proud to share that passion with current and future generations of motorcycle riders as we drive the industry forward."
Born and raised in the mountains, I am infinitely passionate about all things outdoors. I grew up skiing and riding mountain bikes, but was always drawn to anything with a motor and pictured my future self riding motorcycles. In 2019, that vision became real when I bought my first bike, a 2019 Indian Scout. I co-founded a local chapter of The Litas, a global collective focused on building community and empowering women to raise hell and ride. Today, my machine of choice is the Indian Springfield Dark Horse - stripped down American muscle with all the power to smash endless miles.
Houston, TX
2016 Indian Scout and 2023 Indian Challenger Dark Horse
"Being an ambassador for Indian Motorcycle goes beyond representing a brand. It means being a steward of motorcycling itself. Respecting its history, contributing to its future, and showing what the sport looks like when you live it authentically."
Elvis's journey in motorcycling started in 2012 when he got his first motorcycle as a way to get to and from college. Today, his bikes serve a new purpose: to chase adventure, discover new places, meet interesting people, and find great food along the way.
Faribault, MN
2022 Indian Pursuit and 2022 Indian Scout Rogue
"It is an honor to be working with a great company and growing the best community!!"
His friends just call him Fish. From a family of riders and born with an itch to explore, Fred Fisher RidingFish, has conquered mountains, traveled America, and tested the performance limits of Indian Motorcycles, all while the cameras were rolling. Energy, optimism, and a genuine desire to grow the motorcycle community are behind Fish's famous quote - ride hard, ride fast, and say hi to somebody you don't know.
Denver, CO
2022 Indian Challenger Dark Horse
"Being an Indian Motorcycle Ambassador means riding something that stands for more than trends - power, heritage, and doing things your own way."
Riding motorcycles is my therapy. Being a professional firefighter, I can appreciate tradition. I ride an Indian Motorcycle because of the classic, yet modern appearance and performance. I believe that customization is a reflection of your personality, so I don't hold back on making my bikes stand out. You may recognize me from the Scout Rogue and Sport Chief ads! Proud to be a part of Indian Motorcycle history.
Austin, TX
"Being a part of the Indian Motorcycle family has opened doors I never imagined. It has connected me with riders, creators, and communities across the country who all share the same passion for the road."
Ricky is an Austin-based filmmaker and photographer whose Indian Motorcycle journey started on a Scout Bobber. What began as a personal bike became the foundation for a career that is built around riding and storytelling. His work focuses on capturing the feeling, sound, and culture that make Indian Motorcycle special.
Rigby, ID
2023 Indian Pursuit Dark Horse and 2024 Indian Chieftain
"Buy the bike. You never know where it will take you. I never imagined being an ambassador for Indian Motorcycle as a destination."
It sounds cliche but buying a bike changed my life! In 2018, I bought a Scout Bobber, and it opened the door to a world I didn't know existed. The Indian Motorcycle Riders Group (IMRG) gave me an excuse to ride my new bike, but the fellowship it provided set in motion years of meeting people from all over the world. At 32 years old, I was elected President of our chapter and served for 3 years. I became addicted to the Indian Motorcycle community, watching every King of the Baggers race, and riding these rad machines. Now with my wife riding the Chieftain and our kids begging for rides, it's a busy family affair, but we wouldn't change a thing.
Savannah, GA
2023 Indian Scout Bobber, 2024 Indian Challenger Elite and 2025 Indian Challenger Dark Horse
"Riding an Indian Motorcycle isn't just about the bike, it's about the heritage, the craftsmanship, and the stories you create every time you turn the key."
A four-year Indian Motorcycle Ambassador, I share real-world experiences, in-depth product reviews, and step by step installation videos through my YouTube Channel, Finesse The Challenger. My content is built around authenticity, hands on knowledge, and a genuine passion for the Indian Motorcycle brand. Whether I am on the road or in the garage, my goal is to help riders get the most out of their machines and the lifestyle that comes with them.
Fort Defiance, AZ/NN
2022 Indian Scout
My name is Adi and I was raised where the land remembers everything. I ride an Indian Motorcycle to listen to the road, to the wind, to the stories that only show up when you're moving forward. I'm about two-wheel adventures, chasing the horizon, and immersing myself in a way of life that's forever supported by lifelong friends and community. I live for the memories made on the open road, the kind you find miles from home.
Monterey, CA
2023 Indian Sport Chief and 2024 Indian FTR R Carbon
"Indian Motorcycle became an outlet when I needed one most. Being an ambassador means giving that feeling back—building community, spreading positivity, and supporting others through the shared language of motorcycles."
Indian Motorcycle represents more than just riding to me. It is a community rooted in heritage, craftsmanship, and a shared love of adventure. As an active-duty Naval officer, I needed an outlet to decompress from the demands of daily service. I found that outlet within the Indian Motorcycle community. Motorcycling became an essential space beyond my service, allowing me to connect my experiences with fellow service members and veterans. Across my platforms, I focus on spreading smiles, fostering genuine human connection, and promoting positivity, while supporting men's and veterans' mental health through the shared language of motorcycles.
Quebec City, QC
2021 Indian Scout Bobber, 2025 Indian Scout Sixty Bobber and 2026 Indian 101 Scout
"Being an Indian Motorcycle Ambassador is an opportunity to use my platform and knowledge to inspire others to ride safely, build cool bikes, and to showcase the Indian Motorcycle brand to the world!"
I grew up around motorcycles through my father, who’s been riding since he was a teenager and still rides today. I started riding in 2020 and quickly found my home on an Indian Scout Bobber. Its clean, flowing lines made it the perfect platform for customization, and with my background as an army mechanic, working on my bike felt natural. One part after another, I built a ride that’s turned heads and inspired others along the way. That journey led me to something bigger — becoming part of the Indian Motorcycle community, where I get to enjoy the freedom of the road, showcase my passion for modification, and connect with an incredible group of riders worldwide.
Williamsport, PA
"Since I started with the Ambassador program in 2021, I've met and connected with so many different people from around the world, from various backgrounds, but we all have one thing in common, and it's the passion for Indian Motorcycle. For that opportunity, I will be forever grateful."
I grew up riding on and off road most of my life, owning various brands of motorcycles. When the FTR came out in 2019, I attended a demo day, shortly after that, I traded my motorcycle in for a new FTR. It ticked every box, it was American, had a soul, and was a pleasure to ride. Since then, my passion has grown, and I graduated into the Challenger platform. Two completely different, but exhilarating, riding experiences.
Fargo, ND
2023 Indian Sport Chief, 2019 Indian FTR 1200 S and 2015 Indian Scout
"The friendships and relationships built by this program are like nothing I've ever been a part of! Beyond thankful to continue being a part of the team!"
Freedom is a full tank. That's something I will abide by for the rest of my life. Unlike many other brands of motorcycles I've owned, my Indian Motorcycles have never let me down. IMC has established a lifetime owner with me, and I strive to bring others to do the same.
Monticello, MN
2023 Chieftain Dark Horse and 2025 Chieftain PowerPlus
"Motorcycling has introduced me to some incredible people, and I never miss a chance to rave about my bike! Being an Indian Motorcycle ambassador is the perfect blend of both."
I'm a midwestern mom who puts on some serious miles. Whether it's a short ride or a ride across the country, I'm happiest in the seat of my motorcycle.
