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This Is the One Feature That Still Frustrates Me on the 2024 Indian Pursuit!

After two full weeks at the dealership, Kaspr — my 2024 Indian Pursuit Dark Horse Icon (PowerBand+ equipped) — is finally back home. This visit was supposed to be the solution. For over a year, I’ve dealt with ongoing Apple CarPlay and Bluetooth connectivity failures. Random disconnects. System freezes. CarPlay dropping mid-ride. Bluetooth refusing to pair. Issues that don’t just affect convenience — they affect navigation, communication, and safety, especially when you’re thousands of miles from home. Indian acknowledged the issue and replaced the head unit entirely. And yet… the problem is still here. In this video, I walk through:    •   🏍 The return of Kaspr after a two-week service stay    •   🔧 The brand-new head unit install meant to fix CarPlay & Bluetooth    •   📱 Why connectivity is STILL failing after replacement    •   ❓ The unanswered question: How does a brand-new head unit not resolve a year-long issue?    •   🧠 What this means for long-distance riders who depend on tech for touring This isn’t a rant — it’s a documented ownership experience. Touring bikes like the Indian Pursuit are built for the long haul, and when you invest at this level, expectations are high — especially when technology is marketed as a premium feature. For rookie riders and returning riders: 👉 This is why documenting issues matters 👉 This is why patience and persistence are part of ownership 👉 And this is why no bike — no matter how beautiful — is beyond scrutiny KASPR may be back in the garage… but the journey to a real fix clearly isn’t over. If you’ve experienced similar issues with Indian PowerBand+, Apple CarPlay, or Bluetooth, drop your experience in the comments. Let’s compare notes. Ride smart. Ride informed. — Bike Life Commando