Indian Pursuit upgrades, garage builds, gear reviews and road trip stories from New Brunswick and beyond.
The Indian Pursuit is already an exceptional touring motorcycle out of the box — but a few key upgrades can transform it into something truly personal. From handlebars and exhaust to wind protection and comfort mods, here are the five upgrades that make the biggest real-world difference, ranked by impact and value.
New Brunswick doesn't get nearly enough credit as a motorcycle destination. From the Bay of Fundy coastline to the Miramichi Valley, the Acadian Coast to the remote interior — here's a local's guide to the best riding routes New Brunswick has to offer.
AliExpress has become a go-to source for motorcycle accessories and parts — and for good reason. Some of it is genuinely excellent value. But some of it is junk that could get you hurt. After testing knockoff windshields, bar risers, grips and more, here's a frank guide to what's worth ordering and what to skip entirely.
Getting a bike back on the road after a Nova Scotia winter isn't just about rolling it out and hoping for the best. Salt, cold and months of sitting take a real toll. Here's the actual checklist Greg runs through every spring — from battery conditioning and tire inspection to full fluid checks — so your first ride of the season doesn't end on a flatbed.
Wind fatigue is one of the biggest enemies on a long touring ride — and the stock windshield setup on most bikes isn't optimized for Canadian highways. Greg has tested stock shields, aftermarket options and knockoff flare wings extensively. Here's what actually makes a difference at highway speed versus what's just marketing.
Handlebar upgrades are one of the most impactful comfort mods for a touring bike. Greg installs Indian Mid Riser handlebars on his Pursuit and walks through the fit, feel and riding position difference — essential viewing if you're considering the same mod.
One of the most popular upgrades for Indian Pursuit owners. Greg does a real garage sound comparison between stock and Stage 1 so you can hear the difference before spending the money. Spoiler: the difference is significant.
The annual Blessing of the Bikes in Truro kicks off motorcycle season in Nova Scotia. Greg heads out to capture the bikes, the riders and the community energy that makes this one of Atlantic Canada's best early-season motorcycle gatherings.
First real ride of the season. Greg takes the Indian Pursuit out for a cruise and brings you along for the scenery, the sound and the simple joy of two wheels on open road in Atlantic Canada.
Not everything has two wheels. Greg picks up a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee and takes it for a drive, highlighting the interior and features. A fun look at life off the bike for a Nova Scotia gearhead.
After a full month of riding with AliExpress knockoff Klock Werks Flare Wings on the Indian Pursuit, Greg delivers his honest verdict on fit, finish, wind protection and whether budget alternatives can hold their own against the real thing.