Indian Motorcycle confirms UK expansion with new dealership in Scotland
Indian Motorcycle has announced plans to open a new dealership in Perth, Scotland.
Indian Motorcycle is expanding its presence in the UK with the opening of a new dealership in Scotland, which will be run by family-run business Revolutions.
The new Indian Motorcycle Perth dealership will offer new and used Indian models, test rides, servicing, maintenance, apparel, and various accessories.
Revolutions operates in an 8,000 sq. ft. facility, that is only a five-minute drive from Perth train station. The family-run business also has a long history of specialising in heritage brands, and is recognised as the only official Scotland-based dealer that sells Morgan Motor vehicles.
To celebrate its new opening, Revolutions will be hosting a special launch event on Sunday, August 31, where visitors can meet the team and explore the showroom. Whether it’s cruisers, baggers, or the brand’s touring models that you’re interested in, the new Perth-based dealer will feature the full range of Indian motorcycles.
“We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Revolutions as Scotland’s newest Indian Motorcycle dealership,” said James Tonks, District Sales Manager for Indian Motorcycle. “Riders can look forward to discovering the full Indian Motorcycle range in a welcoming showroom with expert advice from an enthusiastic team. With their central location and years of specialist knowledge, we are sure that Indian Motorcycle Perth will become a destination dealer for Scottish riders and the start of something truly special for Scotland’s riding community.”
The new location in Perth means Scotland now features two recognised Indian Motorcycle dealers, with the other based in Falkirk which is run under the Jim Allan Motorcycle name.
“We’re thrilled to welcome the legendary Indian Motorcycle to Perth,” said Elliot Paterson, Director at Revolutions. “With the distinctive style and rich history of Indian Motorcycle, the brand was a perfect fit for what we do here at Revolutions, and our goal is to create not just a dealership but a community hub for riders who are as passionate about motorcycles as we are.”
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