The FTR badge has now been associated with a two-wheeled electric vehicle for the second time by Indian Motorcycle. The first time was in partnership with Razor. At the time, the eFTR was an electric off-road bike for kids. However, the iconic and oldest motorcycle company has revived the Super73 badge, this time with the eFTR Hooligan 1.2, which is large enough to be ridden by adults. Following its initial imagery, the eFTR Hooligan 1.2 is largely based on the Super73’s popular S2 e-bike. Indian Motorcycles has put in a lot of effort into this bike.
eFTR Hooligan 1.2
Indian has followed in the footsteps of its crosstown rivals, Harley-Davidson, by releasing its own e-bike to compete with the Serial 1 lineup. It’s known as the eFTR Hooligan 1.2.
The Hooligan eFTR, developed in collaboration between Indian Motorcycle and SUPER73, aims to appeal to adventurers, fun-seekers, experienced riders, and e-bike enthusiasts by combining affordable thrills with affordable and environmentally friendly transportation.
Even better, in most markets, a motorcycle license is not required. The Super73’s bones are still there, but there have been modifications such as inverted front forks, mid-rise moto-style handlebars, and a unique LED headlight with FTR-inspired wind deflectors and more aggressive Tyres.
The Indian eFTR Hooligan 1.2 combines the SUPER73’s dependable electric powertrain and premium suspension, brake, and frame components with Indian Motorcycle-inspired “flat track” styling.
eFTR Hooligan 1.2 Electric Bike Features
- One eFTR Hooligan 1.2 e-bike, complete with battery and charger (North American 120 volt compatible)
- The ECO pedal assist mode has a range of 75 miles.
- Throttle-only operation provides a range of 40 miles.
- OffRoad can reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour.
- Custom saddle, moto-style mid-mount bars, gold chain, and battery with Indian Motorcycle branding
- Tread pattern that is aggressive, inverted front forks, and an FTR-inspired headlight with LED lights and a wind deflector
- Inquire with your dealer about financing options starting at $77 per month.
eFTR Hooligan 1.2 Specifications
| Pedal Assist Max Speed | 28 mph |
| Range | 75 mi |
| Battery Capacity | 960 Wh |
| Rated Power | 1200 W (1.2 kW) |
| Weight | 73 lbs |
| Lighting | LED front & rear |
| Display | LCD |
| IoT | App/Connected |
| Brakes | Tektro Hydraulic Disc front and rear |
| Seat | Full-Frame Seat |
| Ride Modes | Level 0 (no assist) Level 1 (Eco), Level 2 (Tour), Level 3 (Sport), Level 4 (Off-Road) |
eFTR Hooligan 1.2 E Bike Battery, Looks and Dimensions
The Indian eFTR Hooligan 1.2 electric bike’s official version mentions several high-end electric bike features, such as a lightweight aluminum frame, 20-inch spoked wheels, hydraulic disc brakes, and an inverted front fork.
The removable 960-watt battery on the bike provides more than 40 miles of range at 20 mph in throttle only mode (no pedaling) and more than 75 miles of range in ECO pedal assist mode. The most aggressive bike mode has a top speed of around 28 mph, and riders can choose between different riding modes via the SUPER73 mobile app to comply with local e-bike laws.
The bike, which has a 31-inch saddle height, also has a Super73 mobile app that allows riders to choose one of four riding modes:
- Class 1 pedal assist with a top speed of 20 miles per hour.
- Class 2 Throttle actuation and pedal assist up to 20 mph in.
- Class 3, with pedal assistance up to 28 mph Off-road mode, up to 2,000 watts of power, and top speeds of more than 28 mph
eFTR Hooligan 1.2 Electric Bike for Kids
These days, electric-assist bikes are literally everywhere, but few look as good as this one. This is the 1.2 version of the Indian eFTR Hooligan. It is the result of a collaboration between American motorcycle manufacturer Indian Motorcycle and electric bike manufacturer Super73. The Indian believes it can be used for “recreational sporting use as well as urban transportation.”
The placement of the battery allowed the padded seat to run the length of the frame. Indian outfitted the e-bike with motorcycle-style handlebars with an LCD display, and the single-speed drivetrain has a gold-colored chain.
The Special Edition weighs 73 pounds (33 kilograms), is wirelessly connected to a mobile app, and has front and rear LED lighting, with the headlight featuring an FTR-inspired wind deflector.
It rides on 20-inch wheels with 4.5-inch front and 5-inch rear Grizzly Tyres, and the fenders have been removed for an off-road look. a winding road. The inverted front suspension was added by Indians, and Tektro hydraulic disc brakes provide stopping power. All of this makes it a very appealing electric bike for kids.
With a history in racing that dates back more than a century, Indian Motorcycle is one of a select group of brands that can truly be called ‘American Originals,’ and the team has done an incredible job redesigning the Super73S2 to capture the spirit of the iconic Indian Motorcycle brand,” said Michael Cannavo of Super73.
eFTR Hooligan 1.2 Price
Sadly, the Indian Motorcycle + Super73 eFTR Hooligan 1.2 is not available in India. The eFTR Hooligan has been unveiled by Indian Motorcycles and is priced at USD 4,000. (About Rs 3 lakh). The e-bike was created in collaboration with Super 73, an e-bike manufacturer based in California. The motorcycle license is not required.
The eFTR Hooligan 1.2 will be available at Indian Motorcycle dealerships and on the Indian Motorcycle website in the spring of 2022. Indian isn’t the only major motorcycle manufacturer to have recently entered the e-bike racing scene. The Yamaha YDX Torce Mountain bike and the new Ducati Futa Road bike are both Serial 1 bikes from Harley-Davidson. And, without a doubt, many more e-bikes will be introduced next year. However, only time will tell when these products will be available in the Indian market.
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