Indian FTR750 Flat Track Hero Reel
A production by our former chief MOron Kevin Duke
It’s been about six weeks since the departure of MO‘s former Editor-in-Chief, Kevin Duke, who has been toiling at his new gig at The Brand Amp, a SoCal-based PR agency. As a production manager for the agency’s content department, Duke has primarily been working on behalf of Indian Motorcycles to produce video content used across Indian’s various channels. All the while, making us jealous of his close contact with the Indian FTR750.
Riding The Indian Scout FTR750!
Today, we came across the video below, which was just published on Indian’s YouTube channel. The video offers a quick look at Indian’s FTR750, the bike that has been dominating the American Flat Track series since its debut in 2017. It includes interviews with Indian’s top racers, Brad Baker, Bryan Smith and reigning AFT champ Jared Mees, shot at AFT’s season-opening round at Daytona a couple of weeks ago.
“It’s pretty cool that I’ve been able to keep my work life centered around motorcycles,” Duke tells us, “and it was really fun to immerse myself into the flat-track scene and speak to racing heroes and the teams behind them!”
Indian Scout FTR750 Ride Review
Duke says there are more vids about Indian’s flat-track efforts in the hopper, as well as other projects centering around the development and processes behind Indian Motorcycle’s production bikes. Judging by this video, there should be entertaining stuff ahead. Of course, Kevin would encourage everyone to subscribe to Indian’s YouTube channel as to not miss any of the new content coming in the future. In the meantime, take a look at the fruit of Kevin’s loins, er, labor, below.
Ryan’s time in the motorcycle industry has revolved around sales and marketing prior to landing a gig at Motorcycle.com. An avid motorcyclist, interested in all shapes, sizes, and colors of motorized two-wheeled vehicles, Ryan brings a young, passionate enthusiasm to the digital pages of MO.
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Nice work, Kevdashian. Good to hear from you.
That's so cool. Not that I'll ever drive like that but I like it.