Indian Scout Bobber
Discussion
FocusRS3 said:
Have looked at these in the past and fairly recently.
What's the general opinion from owners and non owners alike?
Maybe VS a used harley Fatbob for similar/less cash
Post a few pics up and i'll tell you. I have seen a few Indians recently at the TT and liked them more the HD etc..But know little about themWhat's the general opinion from owners and non owners alike?
Maybe VS a used harley Fatbob for similar/less cash
I like it. Cruisers aren’t really my thing but I could be tempted by a Scout of some sort. Indian as a brand and the bikes in their range now appeal a lot more than the competition.
Shame the GBP price is virtually the same as the USD one. It’d be a steal with a straight fx conversion.
Shame the GBP price is virtually the same as the USD one. It’d be a steal with a straight fx conversion.
NordicCrankShaft said:
Just looked it up and wow that is gorgeous!
With some Vance and Hines pipes they sound amazing.Not sure i understand used values with these bikes and that next year there wont be much difference in price.
At 12.5k you get a bike loaded with all you want and a 3yr warranty at least.
Tonberry said:
Yes nice looking machine that .I’ve ridden the Indian and it goes and steers well.
Tough call between one of these and a Harley fat bob used bike .
Best get an Indian quick before the price increases....
https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/news/european-uni...
https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/news/european-uni...
bogie said:
Best get an Indian quick before the price increases....
https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/news/european-uni...
Have heard this a fair bit too.https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/news/european-uni...
If the dealers/manufacturers want to sell bikes then adding 25% will hugely dent their sales so they will have to look for others ways to absorb the cost of the brands will lose following .
I’m a fan but 24k for a new Harley fat boy no thanks
swerni said:
The point of the tarrif is to stop them being competeitive and negatively impact sales.
Yes I fully understand the reasons behind it.Not good from a dealer/manufacturers perspective was my point .
Maybe good for current owners however who look to sell .
Still love the bobber Indian
I really like the Indian Scout and bobber too. I already have a cruiser style bike im happy with but if buying now the Scout would be near top of the list. I hired an Indian roadmaster in the US last year for Route 66 and it was faultless, we had a look around the Indian dealer as my OH fancied a Scout.
The Scout is 50kg lighter than any Harley equivalent and 25bhp up on the biggest Harleys...and has more ground clearance. Much more enjoyable to ride in a spirited fashion when the mood takes you
get one ordered before the price increases.....
The Scout is 50kg lighter than any Harley equivalent and 25bhp up on the biggest Harleys...and has more ground clearance. Much more enjoyable to ride in a spirited fashion when the mood takes you

get one ordered before the price increases.....
bogie said:
I really like the Indian Scout and bobber too. I already have a cruiser style bike im happy with but if buying now the Scout would be near top of the list. I hired an Indian roadmaster in the US last year for Route 66 and it was faultless, we had a look around the Indian dealer as my OH fancied a Scout.
The Scout is 50kg lighter than any Harley equivalent and 25bhp up on the biggest Harleys...and has more ground clearance. Much more enjoyable to ride in a spirited fashion when the mood takes you
get one ordered before the price increases.....
Wise words Sir ! The Scout is 50kg lighter than any Harley equivalent and 25bhp up on the biggest Harleys...and has more ground clearance. Much more enjoyable to ride in a spirited fashion when the mood takes you

get one ordered before the price increases.....
A few people have mentioned about it being a good time for current Harley owners, but this news could easily cause a number of dealerships in their support network to fold up, with a bike not famed for reliability.
It would put me off if I was wanting a new bike with warranty. If you do the work yourself it's not a problem of course.
It would put me off if I was wanting a new bike with warranty. If you do the work yourself it's not a problem of course.
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