Indian Scout Bobber Combustion Industries Sissy Bar Installation 

Awesome dude!!!! Yeah imo they make the best ones around for the Scout!!! They got style :)

@@FASTLANEMOTO yea I love it glad I came across your video a good buy for sure

@lewissmith536 awesome dude. Glad I was able to point you in a good direction that’s super cool. Great sissy bars and a really cool guy that owns CI.

Dude that’s so Sick!!!!! Right on Caleb!!!

Dude let me know what you ended up getting and how it works out :)

How do you like your sissy bar Caleb?

Absolutely dude! You will not be disappointed! These guy make quality stuff :) I LOVE mine!

Ha thanks Miller!!!! I love it !!!!! So Sick!!!!

Absolutely Evan !!! 🍺

That’s awesome dude!!! So glad it was helpful. Let me know how it turns out. 🤓

Absolutely Mack! I was gonna go on Friday but maybe I’ll do Saturday this year :) I will try and remember to post when I’m gonna be there as I will be shooting an episode for the channel , so I can meet up and say hey / have a beer with people like you buddy:) Subscribe if you haven’t and click the bell for all notifications so you get my update posts etc :) Happy Friday!!!

Nope this is the same one from combustion Industries it has a rack that folds down and also up and away:)pretty slick design :)

Hasn’t bent for me, but I also haven’t loaded it very heavy as of yet …. If I do I will update ya :)

Thanks Jordan. No joke these guys make such good looking sissy bars. And not only for I dian and HD but you can work with them and they will Pretty much make it fit whatever bike you have 🤓 Appreciate you watching and commenting on the Vid!

Yep it’s super useful I got myself the biltwell exfil I think it’s called the 48 I can’t remember lol. But yeah dude…. I love just slipping a bag over it and pulling it off when I get to work…. Super simple. I haven’t gotten out to do like any moto camping or any huge trips with it yet where I have a bunch of luggage but I’m confident it will work amazingly :)

I think when you’re first starting to ride….. a bike that is light and you feel really comfortable on is key. Opinions very on this but even for me My first street bike was the Rebel 300 ….weighs about 340 lbs has a very low seat height and the power won’t scare you…..you will end up wanting more power down the road but bikes of about that caliber are a good place to start. Royal Enfield has some really economical and cool choices for bikes with power around 350 cc’s…..Here in the states you can buy any bike you want and ride it from day one….no matter how big , powerful or heavy….but in some other countries around the world it’s not like that….. you start on a bike that is like a 125 and under and have to ride that for like 2 years…then you can move up to a bigger bike day a 350 for a couple years before you can move up to bigger etc…..probably not a bad idea. A used bike can also be an option as long as it’s not incredibly old….a lot of people like to start on the Rebel 250’s…. Super easy low and light….plus you can pick one up cheap and sell it in a year for probably what you paid for it. Those are my initial thoughts :) Thanks for watching and let me know what you end up getting :)

Not trying to over speak the narrator here, but learn your limitations first. I started riding in '82 (1980 CM400), and the dealer told me to hold the front brake and lean over as far as I could without dropping the bike (he was standing on the inside of the lean). This was a good idea, taught me about weight transfer, and anything that's kinda easy sitting still - is even easier while moving (centrifugal force). Just learn slowly, and keep the rubber side down. Old Greg.

Good thoughts Greg👍

Thanks! I just ordered the sissy bar, without rack. Plan on getting a leather bag, so I can ditch the right side half canvas saddle bag that came on the bobber. I've never seen you before, but I especially liked that you didn't reach for a "power tool" for removal. After 38 years in the bike shop, I'd suggest a hand impact and hammer on unknown fasteners.

@gregwillis7767 thanks Greg. Yeah man you are gonna love their stuff.

Super weird I can no longer find them on their web site under accessories they used to always have all the install instructions for download….. you can probably find them on an owners group etc… just look for the specs to install the rear solo rack for the appropriate year.

A few weeks :) but we’ll worth the wait! Tell ‘em Fastlane sent ya lol 😂

Yep exact fit!

And no joke these things are super sick! You will love working with them and end up with exactly whatever you want! :)

That is the muchacho 24 inch:)

So sorry somehow I accidentally thumbs downed your comment :( this bar is 24 inches 🤓

Yep! And I am not kidding that they are so supremely made! I couldn’t be happier with it dude!

24 inch Muchacho Bar!!! I cannot say enough how much I love this bar and how nice the welds are. I couldn’t be happier!

Oh and with the added fold down rack . If you email them they will work with you on exactly what you want:) they are awesome to work with!

Hahahahaha hmmmmmmn not sure how to make that happen …..but I do have an idea …..I will put on a tube top for ya in the next one and wash the bike 😂

I'd watch that! 😂😂😂😂😂

@@lilynorthover8378 hahahaha