Indian Motorcycle International, LLC

Donald W Kahl

Michael M Song

Urs Wenger

Gregory C Brew

Richard J Christoph

G Jay McKoskey

David Louis Bagnariol

Jeffrey David Oltmans

Joel M Notaro

Ryan Patrick Lenton

Andrew J Novak

John M Nutter

Benjamin M Comana

Blaine D Kaeser

David Andrew Galsworthy

Matthias Botta

Ola Ingvar Stenegard

Jeffrey M O'Halloran

Clark D Davis

Kory J Schuhmacher

Neil P Quade

Cal W Johnson

Craig M Beach

Clark E Zellmer

Bryan D O'Rourke

Lucas Torres

Kyle R Kujawa

John S Lengyel

Nicholas J Schafer

Steven F Kruger

Jeffrey P Wolf

Steven M Hamlin

Gustavo A Aramayo

Morgan M Kunz

Shana A Slettedahl

Joseph W Klein

Brian K Langlois

Jonathon P Oakden-Graus

Lauren E Parnofiello

Todd M Zinda

Clark Zellmer

Brian J Hitt

Chad Michael Cunningham

Motorcycle

A vehicle includes an electrical system which has at least one control unit and a first operator input device operably coupled to the at least one control unit. Additionally, the electrical system includes a second operator input device electrically coupled to the at least one control unit. The at least one control unit being operative to power on at least the engine. Also, the electrical system includes a security input device operably coupled to the at least one control unit. The at least one control unit is configured to transmit an actuation signal to the security input device in response to actuation of the first operator input device independent of actuation of the second operator input device and in response to actuation of the second operator input device independent of actuation of the first operator input device.

Two-wheeled vehicle

A two-wheeled vehicle includes a frame assembly having a front end and a rear end, a front ground-engaging member, a rear ground-engaging member, a front fender coupled to the front end of the frame assembly, a rear fender coupled to the rear end of the frame assembly, and at least one saddle bag supported by the rear end of the frame assembly. The at least one saddle bag has a front end, a rear flap generally opposite the front end, an inner side wall coupled to the front end, and an outer side wall generally opposite the inner side wall and coupled to the front end and the rear flap to define an internal cargo portion of the at least one saddle bag. The rear flap defines a rear portion of the internal cargo portion.

A two-wheeled vehicle is provided including a frame, front and rear ground-engaging members each supporting the frame, a straddle-type seat, a handlebar for steering the vehicle, at least one light device configured to operate in a hazard mode, an engine supported by the frame and operably coupled to the ground-engaging members, a tilt sensor, and a vehicle control unit in communication with the tilt sensor. The vehicle control unit is operative to detect a tilt angle of the vehicle based on output from the tilt sensor. The vehicle control unit is operative to determine a tip-over condition of the vehicle based on the detected tilt angle exceeding a threshold tilt angle. The vehicle control unit activates the hazard mode of the at least one light in response to the determination of the tip-over condition.

A two-wheeled vehicle includes a frame, a plurality of ground-engaging members for supporting the frame, and an engine supported by the frame and operably coupled to the ground-engaging members. Additionally, the two-wheeled vehicle includes an upper and lower fairing assembly that cooperate together to define wind flow around the vehicle. Vents and deflectors are controllable to regulate the airflow to the rider. A vehicle control unit is operable to control the heated grips and the cruise control. A trunk is provided for mounting to the motorcycle and is electrically coupled to a harness running beneath the seat. The vehicle is further profiled to receive a hand held GMRS handset and smart phone.

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Donald W Kahl