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Indian Motorcycle Launches Climate Controlled Seats For Chief, Chieftain, and Roadmaster Models
American two-wheeler manufacturer, Indian Motorcycle, has launched a new bi-functional seat. Called the ClimaCommand Classic Seat, it is available for the brand's Chief, Chieftain, and Roadmaster models only.
The
new
heated
and
cooled
seat
features
a
thermoelectric
module
combined
with
a
graphene
structure
to
heat
or
cool
the
rider
and
pillion
seats
at
command.
Temperatures
for
each
seat
can
be
controlled
independently.
Most
aftermarket
units
blow
temperature
controlled
air
through
perforations
in
the
seat,
the
one
designed
by
Indian
Motorcycle
effectively
changes
the
temperature
of
the
whole
seat.
The thermoelectric module that is onboard allows for electricity to pass through the graphene, causing one side of the material to reflect heat and the opposite side to absorb it. Temperature changes are made by changing the direction of the electrical flow.
As is, the heating and cooling seat option is available only for the brand's United States markets, and are available for the Indian Chief, the Indian Chieftain, and the Indian Roadmaster. The seats are priced at USD 1,200 ( roughly Rs 91,000 plus taxes).
While there isn't any information about the seats making its way to India just yet, we expect to see it soon, considering that Indian Motorcycle sells the Chief, the Chieftain, and the Roadmaster models in the country.
Well known heated and cooled seat manufacturers like Corbin and KonTour are two prominent manufacturers that make aftermarket heating and cooling seats, however, majorly for Harley-Davidson's range of motorcycles.
In Indian Motorcycle related news, the brand has listed the Indian FTR Carbon, and the Indian FTR Rally on its Indian website, and speculations are that the models will launch soon in the country.
Highlights of the motorcycles include the front fender, fuel tank, the air box covers, and passenger seat cowl all made of carbon fibre. The motorcycle also features a new shotgun styled exhaust cover. To know more, click here.
Thoughts About Indian Motorcycle's Heating And Cooling Seat
While there are aftermarket manufacturers that sell heating and cooling kits for motorcycle seats, having a manufacturer take the initiative is refreshing. We hope that this technology features on all motorcycles in the future. Nothing like a cool saddle during the summer!