Indian Motorcycle to Donate Barrett-Jackson Auction Funds to Folds of Honor

A one-of-a-kind custom Indian Motorcycle Sport Chief RT, built by freestyle motocross legend Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg, was auctioned off yesterday at Barrett-Jackson, selling for $180,000.

The custom build was commissioned for Indian Motorcycle’s 2nd annual National Charity Ride, which united Indian Motorcycle Riders Groups nationwide to raise funds for Folds of Honor. 100% of the hammer price will benefit the organization, which provides educational scholarships to the families of fallen and disabled service members and first responders. Thanks to the incredible support from riders and their local communities, in addition to the $180,000 from the auction, Indian Motorcycle has raised more than $390,000 for this cause.

The Sport Chief RT is powered by the legendary Thunderstroke 116 engine, featuring custom finishes from tip to tail. In collaboration with Folds of Honor, custom paint work from Finish FX honors the American flag and the families Folds of Honor supports, with subtle nods to military motifs and personal touches from Twitch’s own story.

Additional parts provided by partners included Foot Controls and Risers from Kraus Moto Co., Exhaust from Toce Performance and Grips from Hart Luck.

The auction drew strong interest from collectors and enthusiasts, underscoring both the bike’s craftsmanship and the community’s commitment to giving back to those who have served.