WATCH THIS BEFORE YOU BUY AN INDIAN SCOUT BOBBER 

@ 1:20 you realized you just Ran a Stop Sign

You don’t buy a cruiser to go fast you buy it to cruise

Looking for a Used Indian Scout Bobber, as a 1st Bike. then maybe upgrade into Indian Challenger

I have a 2023. This bike stock is fun as hell. You don’t need all them mods at all. Bike is awesome. I would change the headlight. Eagle lights are awesome and cheap.

Do you like the syndicate solo seat? Is it a good upgrade over the stock seat?

So how much ?and where should I shop for a used bike ?? Thanks

Great looking bike. HD guy but I could add one of those too. Just like my 2 current bikes, you have to buy mods and make it your own. Rebel 1100, Sportster 1200, Softail Std or Street Bob and this one are my type of bike. A muscular looking cruiser is what I'm into these days.

That's the syndicate seat which comes standard on the bobber rouge and is an option on all the other bobbers.

Buy a standard Scout! The original Scout model (still available; the one with the full mudguards) has longer-travel suspension and a better seat (the original 2-part seat, anyway) I bought my Scout new in 2017 to slow me down a bit, but I still go chasing litre-class sportsbikes through the bends - the handling & spread of torque is that good (although ground-clearance is not!) Anyone who convinces themselves that they need more power should look at bikes other than a cruiser style: maybe an Indian FTR, a Ducati Diavek or a Triumph Rocket III. All that said, the Bobber (and now the Rogue) are great-looking bikes that are perfect for short runs and general blasting around

good video mate, but I think you forgot to turn off the high-beam, please check on that next time.

In a Harley Davidson you also have to replace a lot of things and it's expensive

They have a 1300 cc (79 ci) kit for it. It adds 20 hp.

100% accurate video - well done - seat, headlamp and shocks are vital; not a want but a need...buuut it is part of the fun/cruiser lifestyle (modifying it to your taste). Power depends on the rider but yes it needs a firm hand.

How much was oil change

What model is that?