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Cross Country Road Trip Indian Scout Motorcycle Coast to Coast, San Diego to New York 

Scout and Scotch
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I rode my 2020 Indian Scout Motorcycle 3775 miles from San Diego to New York.
My route was north from San Diego through Salt Lake City and through Yellowstone; then east through Montana, Wyoming, and South Dakota on Highway 90. I took side roads whenever possible. I got lucky with perfect weather through most of the ride, except for some rain showers in Montana.

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Комментарии : 75   
@myglide_rides
@myglide_rides 3 года назад
Excellent video. I'm glad you proved that it can be done on a Scout.
@jeanpierredespres5196
@jeanpierredespres5196 2 года назад
WOW you are courageous! I did a ride of 700 miles straight 40 years ago,now I drive Montreal quebec down to Myrtle beach straight after work in comfort of my Jeep. I have a scout bobber 2018 down south that has been sitting since before the pandemic February’20 can’t wait to ride. Again, amazing! Stay safe.
@eddiehoffman5677
@eddiehoffman5677 2 года назад
Just finalized my decision on what bike I’m getting. Thank you.
@meeks2375
@meeks2375 Год назад
I wish I wasn't mentally handicapped I'd love to do something like this! nice video!!!
@TheJesse1011
@TheJesse1011 6 месяцев назад
Jesus Christ wants nothing more then to have a relationship with you and help you with your needs my friend ❤
@jefferyturner5225
@jefferyturner5225 Год назад
Once you hit the Midwest, I became homesick. Superb video.
@bluesandbikes9434
@bluesandbikes9434 3 года назад
I enjoyed the ride along. I have a Scout and have been dying to go on a long trip with it.
@1BuckeyeRob
@1BuckeyeRob Месяц назад
Simply amazing. Ngl 4 hours for me on my Scout 60 is my max, with an air cushion but no windshield.
@married2dastreets
@married2dastreets Год назад
That’s insane !! I would love to check that off my bucket list
@randysavage3698
@randysavage3698 3 года назад
Great vid. My son has a scot that he loves. I told him about your vids. Hes like ok...ok... I can do that. lol.
@xiaohema6145
@xiaohema6145 2 года назад
看到你的视频,让我想到了在2021年的夏天我骑着印第安侦察兵从北京出发沿着中国和蒙古的边境线最终到达中国俄罗斯边境城市,那是我第一次摩托车长途旅行。美国的有着无与伦比的绝美景色,感谢你的影片!骑行在路上 沙砾与尘土 风霜与雨雪 享受生活。
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 2 года назад
I bet the riding is beautiful there. I have done the Trans Siberian Railway from Shanghai and Beijing to Moscow via Ulaanbaatar and the most beautiful parts were the vast lands near the Mongolian border.
@carolsaxton839
@carolsaxton839 2 года назад
Thanks for sharing!from a fellow scout owner in the uk.
@danlawrence6321
@danlawrence6321 2 года назад
Great cinematography, and really exceptional music!
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 2 года назад
thank you sir
@stevenwright6573
@stevenwright6573 Год назад
Great vid man thanks for posting.
@geoffcraggs1596
@geoffcraggs1596 Год назад
Nice bike mate, I have one just like it. Even the same colour. Cheers.😀
@anthonymartinez5593
@anthonymartinez5593 2 месяца назад
A coast to coast trip on a scout is crazy. That’s hard core af
@DerkOnDaCycle
@DerkOnDaCycle Год назад
Love it man! That looks like an awesome ride. Glad to see the it's doable on the Scout, really wanting to get one as soon as I can. Stay Safe!
@mikeh4686
@mikeh4686 3 года назад
I suspect I am a few years older than yourself, but have been toying with a WI > AL trip to spend time with my son. This has rekindled that idea, and back brace may be the answer. It would definitely be one of my last big trips. Thanks for replying. Mike H
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 года назад
I hope you go for it, the Harley rider early on in this video is my dad, sometimes the hardest part is just deciding to go.
@indian-scoutjon650
@indian-scoutjon650 2 года назад
It’s always nice to see your dreams come true. Planning a trip to Idaho form Chicago not going as far as you did. Nice video be safe and free.
@scotthopson739
@scotthopson739 Год назад
Very nicely done.
@davidbeauchamp9663
@davidbeauchamp9663 2 года назад
Great video. Really enjoyed the ride.
@Marc-NZ
@Marc-NZ Год назад
Awesome!!!
@JaimeC-oe7wt
@JaimeC-oe7wt 2 года назад
Hi Thank you for shared your trip , I really enjoyed it , me and my wife are planning to make a trip to Montana next year from LA , I have a chief vintage 2015 and my wife a scout abs 2017 !
@mithrandirthegrey7644
@mithrandirthegrey7644 3 месяца назад
There's a whole lotta noting after Utah lol.
@Yodadieb
@Yodadieb 2 года назад
a Dream
@intothewild2345
@intothewild2345 Месяц назад
respect, done a few long hauls my self 🇺🇸
@dmitriyevloev6104
@dmitriyevloev6104 2 года назад
Красавчик ! И мотоцикл класс ! Я себе из Америки такой же купил !
@willphelps6715
@willphelps6715 Год назад
I have many questions. I hope you're still checking comments. I didn't see a GPS. Did you just keep checking your phone? Or have some written waypoints? How did you get the bike back to CA, or was NY your home and. you bought the bike in CA? Did you mostly camp or hotel? Average MPG? Total cost for trip? Modifications to the bike? I'd like to get another Scout (had one a few years ago) to some more traveling. Trying to get as much info as I can. Thanks.
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
I moved to NY state in 2020 and it was a one way trip. For this ride the only modification I had was the windscreen, it is small but a huge help. Also a nice aerodynamic helmet is a must (I have a Shoei), I didn't use GPS for this trip, just memorized directions along the way. Average MPG was probably 45, I carried 2 spare gas tanks with me each with 0.6 gallons just in case, but never needed them. Mostly I stayed in hotels, after a long day of motorcycling I really wanted a real bed to sleep in. Sorry for the late replay. Happy riding to ya
@themusicgaragetmg2330
@themusicgaragetmg2330 6 месяцев назад
How many days did that trip take? How many rests did you have? Did any camping along the way?
@themusicgaragetmg2330
@themusicgaragetmg2330 6 месяцев назад
Btw, really enjoyed the vid! Thanks for sharing!
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
Thanks a lot for the comments, It was 11 days including 1 day of camping, no resets I rode every day.
@michaelpaulus2154
@michaelpaulus2154 7 месяцев назад
Hey Dude..... nice video, I am planning to do also a San Diego to Washington Road Trip later this year. Me and my Bud are coming from Germany and could use some help and advice in planning this. Could you share the route you where driving ? Did you booked your Hotels/Motels upfront or did you picked then along the way ? Thanks a ton... Michael
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
Sorry for the late reply - I rode from San Diego up north through Salt Lake City and up through Montana and Yellowstone National park, then east through Wyoming and on to Chicago. I booked places to stay a day or two in advance, no need to make reservations that far out. Hope you have a great ride!!
@jimwortham8634
@jimwortham8634 3 года назад
Congratulations thanks I'm posting very long distant Rider myself to have luxury have large bagger
@Marko-bh3pl
@Marko-bh3pl 5 месяцев назад
What do you do if you get a flat tire? I really want to travel w my bike but i overthink it.
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
I think you would just have to figure it out, don't overthink it :)
@marksmith9350
@marksmith9350 Год назад
I would love to do a trip like this from central Florida up to South Dakota to see my little brother. I have an Indian Scout Sixty setup pretty much the same as yours. Same sport seat (Same color) with the leather saddle bags. Question: What do you have holding on the backpack on the back of the back? Have been looking at several options but not sure what to use.
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
Sorry for the late reply - this is the bag I used www.ebay.com/itm/296352602398 not sure if they still sell them new but it worked great on that trip and I still use it today.
@mikeh4686
@mikeh4686 3 года назад
My hat is off to you sir. I have same bike, and butt get's sore after120 miles. A few questions if you don't mind. Stock seat and shocks? Any issues with bike? Average MPG? Did you ride bike back to San Diego? Sincerely Mike H
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 года назад
120 miles is right around when I needed to fill up so the timing worked out pretty well, I wore a back brace which helped a lot since it took I think 11 days to do the trip. To answer your Qs yes the seat and shocks are stock, the front brakes needed to be bled which was covered under warranty but they still squeak occasionally, average mpg I'm not too sure but I did put 3.1 gallons into the 3.3 gallon tank at one point 😬 after 155 miles. I carried a spare gas tank of about 0.6gal but never needed it. It was a one way move to NY, we drove the truck with trailer out the month prior, and I couldn't bear the thought of seeing my beautiful Scout in my NY garage with California plates only having shipped it...
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 года назад
Also I switched to Bassani exhaust after this trip and to clarify I did the brake bleed a few months after getting to NY and had no issues on the trip 👍 potholes in NY are no joke, maybe someday I'll upgrade the shocks for my back's sake
@stevehunt9703
@stevehunt9703 2 года назад
My concern would be reliability and timely availability of parts. We have two Indians and have experianced break failures, switch failures in the wet or humid environments, neutral switch failure, showing neutral when it is in gear, starter solenoid failure, lighting failures, speedometer and main computer failure. More problems than all Hondas combined over 50 years. I would encourage a cross country trip but not on an Indian as they over sell and under deliver. If you want to do it on an Indian take spare parts, speedo/ computer, switches, starter solenoid and tools. Make sure you know how to work on the bike and know where the dealers are. Better yet tell I Indian you are doing it and ask for their support if required.
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 2 года назад
@@stevehunt9703 that's too bad, lots of issues sorry to hear that, what Indians do you have?
@stevehunt9703
@stevehunt9703 2 года назад
@@scoutandscotch6892 We have a Chief Vintage and a Scout both in cream and green. The scout is dressed like a mini Vintage with bags screen and floor boards. Also has reduced reach bars and seat which improves comfort for my wife being 5 foot 3. Shocks are bad no matter what as the angle is about style not function. All my bikes with near vertical shocks worked better with the mono shock best of all. Have to say we are disappointed in the direction Indian are going. Seems like all the heritage customers are being treated like the Victory customers. Truth is we are Polaris customers not Indian or Victory. Polaris business goals and share holders. Next will be a woke pc name change.
@user-sn4nm7go3r
@user-sn4nm7go3r 6 месяцев назад
Whats the name of the music, so amazing!
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
A lot of it is by "Thorr"
@rob2010maldonado
@rob2010maldonado Год назад
awesome! now, what was your MPG and your average speed? this was a great video. would your girl do this with you on the bike?
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
Thanks! MPG was about 45, speed varied, out west I was on local roads and out east was highway
@paulh6101
@paulh6101 2 года назад
How many times did u stall the bike on this trip
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 2 года назад
So many times I lost count
@Bobberdad
@Bobberdad Год назад
How many miles total?
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
I think about 3500
@ravichandel8690
@ravichandel8690 Год назад
For crossing all state terroritory do you have to pay toll tax also or toll tax don't exist
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 Год назад
depends on the state but for the most part, no
@MOTOZILIANS
@MOTOZILIANS 2 года назад
awesome adventure do you still have this bike?
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 2 года назад
Yessir I do!
@MOTOZILIANS
@MOTOZILIANS 2 года назад
@@scoutandscotch6892 really cool. enjoy it. ride safe👊✌️🏍️
@TheBuddy303
@TheBuddy303 2 года назад
How often did you stop for gas?
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
Scout gets about 130-150 miles per tank
@paulhofe5580
@paulhofe5580 Год назад
What is the first song playing in this video?
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
first song is Endless by Thorr
@hrobertb
@hrobertb 2 года назад
How was your seat for that trip?
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 2 года назад
Worked fine for me, it's just the stock seat. I wore a back brace for most of my days.
@letitrest4662
@letitrest4662 Год назад
As a rule I enjoy watching motorcycle travel adventure videos, as I've taken a number of cycle trips myself. However I often feel disappointment when the subject doesn't narrate the video, but instead offers up some version of music. As if they figure they have nothing to say that the viewer would want to hear, but feel compelled to cover the time with sound, of some sort or another. Maybe it's because my travels bring me closer to God's universe, they inspire me. I had a spiritual calling many years ago, that opened my mind. Simple existence gave way to enlightenment and a need to know and feel and sense it all. Because of my motorcycle travels, I feel compelled to convey the beauty and love of the natural outdoor world to people. I noticed that many people I run into that are motorcycle travelers seem to share an adventurous soul, and a spirit that's in love with all he or she can take in to their mind and soul from this world around us. So I wonder, why not share it. Throw caution to the wind. Bare your thoughts, and let the viewers know that you're not some nut on a motorbike, but a human being inspired and seeking to fill his or her heart with this great universe called nature, then give it back to the viewer in thoughts. There are spirits all around us. Some are there to be our loving guides. They fill this universe of molecules, and can give us the knowledge of the path to joy and peace, if we're willing to just let go and be.... one with nature. We're motorcyclists.... the wind is our brother. Let them hear the inspiration in your heart.
@rodolfosabater7781
@rodolfosabater7781 3 года назад
Weak girly boys complain about it being uncomfortable in long rides
@askasktro9984
@askasktro9984 9 месяцев назад
How hard is to drive scout on long distance? Tnx
@scoutandscotch6892
@scoutandscotch6892 3 месяца назад
It can be done no problem, just keep the mileage down if you're like me and want to pace yourself, otherwise no limits buddy
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