Indian describes the new Roadmaster Classic (above) as “rich in leather and luxury features”, examples of the former being the touring seat, fringed saddlebags, and a quickly-detachable leather trunk (top case to most of us) that is large enough to hold to fullface helmets. With deeply valanced mudguards, plenty of chrome and retro-inspired two-tone paint, the Roadmaster Classic has heritage written all over it. However underneath it’s all modern; key-less ignition, cruise control, heated grips and seats, LED headlamps, power adjustable windscreen, ABS, and a 100-watt audio system. The Indian Roadmaster Classic will be available in Australia from April at a ride-away price of $38,995 for the all-black version or $39,995 for the two-tone colour options. n…