Why are we at AMERiders not surprised that for the fourth consecutive year, Indian and Jack Daniels are building yet another co-branded motorcycle in 2019? They have been close business partners for the past several years. With the help of Klock Werks Custom Cycles, they have released a number limited-edition Jack Daniel’s brand models. on Thursday, February 28th, the Milwaukee Business Journal reported that this trend will continue for 2019.
This will mark the fourth year that the companies have worked together in an unlikely, yet appropriate partnership. In 2016, they built 150 unique Chief Vintage and Springfield motorcycles to commemorate Jack Daniel’s 150th anniversary. For 2017, they released an even more limited run of 100 Chieftains. Then, last year, they built 177 Scout Bobbers.
“For the fourth consecutive year, the two iconic American brands have joined forces with Klock Werks Kustom Cycles, and this year they will pay tribute to those passionate craftsmen with an ultra-premium limited edition motorcycle inspired by Single Barrel Select, Jack Daniel’s most finely crafted whiskey offering,” says the announcement on Indian’s website.
Indian also released a video that says virtually nothing about motorcycles, instead focusing on Jack Daniel’s craftsmanship of their whiskey barrels. No doubt Indian wants to tie its extremely limited runs of branded motorcycles to Jack Daniel’s single-barrel limited runs of whiskey, each of which offers a unique and highly exclusive experience.
This video provides absolutely no details about what this year’s special whiskey bike offering will be. It does say that the details will be released on March 9. Also, the video is titled “Part 1: The Barrels.” This implies that additional parts may be coming, leading up to the unveiling in two weeks. Will these give away any details to tease us, or will they play their hand close to the chest, not giving us any clues? We’ll have to see. Either way, we’ll know what’s up on March 9.
The Jack Daniels Limited Scout Bobber is dedicated to first responders everywhere 
The Limited edition Bobber maintains the low-slung, blacked-out and stripped down attidtude of the Scout Bobber and boast other features 
Fueltank features the Indian Scout Moniker 
Each motorcycle is covered in real 24-k gold graphics on tank and fenders 
the 24-k gold carries through to the Fire Brigade emblem on the tank 
They are available for order March 13th 
Each bike comes with a commermorative fireman’s axe engraved with the owner’s name and motorcycle production no. and VIN 
Custom details include preforated genuine leather seat with Jack Daniel’s Embroidery. 
they offered with two-toned matte black paint 
custom grips, pegs, and shift levers inspire by the “Old No. 7 Brand” 
This year, Indina is adding the Bottle and throttles don’t mix emblem to promote responsible riding 
The production number will be added as a featurure on the emblem on the side 
It also features chopper fenders, bar-end mirrors, vented exhaust Shields, knobby tires, and a sleek headlight nacell.
Given the experience from a year ago and from past Jack Daniel’s-branded Indians, this year’s model should be a hot seller. In 2017, when the whiskey brand was placed on a limited-edition Indian Chieftain bike, the motorcycles sold out in about 10 minutes. The inaugural Jack Daniel’s bikes were limited-edition Indian Chief Vintage and Indian Springfield models rolled out in 2016.
Just like last year, there will apparently only be 177 units of the 2019 Jack Daniel’s Indian to be produced, based on visuals from the video. Indian, Jack Daniel’s and Klock Werks will introduce the Single Barrel Select motorcycle March 9.
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