The sale of the Indian Motorcycle business to a private equity firm led to the Minnesota company’s decision to close the ...

America's first motorcycle company is celebrating its 125th anniversary throughout 2026 with a variety of products, programs, and rider promotions.

Polaris Inc. is divesting a majority stake in the Indian Motorcycle business. The news is positive, as the business has generated significant losses. Preliminary Q3 results showed better-than-expected ...

The moribund American motorcycle business just got a shot in the arm. Monday afternoon, powersports-equipment manufacturer Polaris announced plans to separate its Indian Motorcycle business into a ...

Carolwood, a downtown Los Angeles-based private equity firm, took the wheel of the 125-year-hold heritage brand Indian Motorcycle. Carolwood purchased a majority stake of Indian Motorcycle for an ...

Separating its Indian Motorcycle business should be immediately accretive to Polaris. Indian sales represented about 7% over the 12 months ended June 30. 10 stocks we like better than Polaris › ...

Polaris will maintain a small equity position in Indian Motorcycle after the transaction closes In conjunction with this deal, Carolwood has named Mike Kennedy as CEO of the new independent Indian ...

The guys bought the business from their former boss, Jon Weiland, who taught them all about the custom motorcycle business from the ground up. Operating under the name Koyote Kustom Finishes, Weiland ...