2019 Indian Scout Bobber test ride and review | Arlen Ness Motorcycles
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I took a Friday off, to head out to Dublin, CA for my first rides on Indian Motorcycles. They did not disappoint! The Scout Bobber was the first on my list and it was an absolute blast. Please let me know if you have any questions, and I'll do my best to answer.
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0:00 Intro
4:51 Hitting the Road
7:59 Riding Position
10:22 Dash and Controls
12:04 Near Miss
13:59 Opening It Up
21:01 Handling
23:26 Wrap Up
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I’ve never owned or driven a motorcycle before but if I’ll ever get into motorcycling it’s got to be because of this exact model from Indian. Saw the other day at a local dealer for the first time and I was like LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.
That's a huge part of bike selection for me. I've had 5 bikes now, and some I've been more attached to than others. The ones I've had a greater sentiment towards have been the ones that I just want to stare at all day. 🤓😆
Same brotha I’m obsessing over it lol
My thoughts exactly!
Me too! I've never driven a bike (i drive car 15 years ) and i've never considered having a bike since i saw this bike..
I don't know if its a bike for a "beginner" though...
@@an_kan Yes! Good bike for begginers, saw that in another video.
Bought a brand new 2018 scout bobber as my first real bike and I love it. Had a grom for about 100 miles bc I was afraid of getting a bike too powerful but I said screw it and got the bobber. It rips at 4500 rpm and it looks amazing. I get compliments all the time and I can’t stop looking at it. Only thing that sucks besides the stock seat is getting my ass kicked by the wind on the country roads by me. This bike is awesome
Having ridden bikes without any wind protection, I can sympathize with you. I'm glad you're enjoying your Scout Bobber! Thanks for watching!
Do you recommend for long trips?
Cris R considering that it was your first bike, you weren’t afraid of dropping such a nice bike? Did you ever?
Always had sports bike.. Was never ready for a cruiser...Saw the bike pics and was in love... Test rides were not available.. Watched tons of videos and went and got 2021.. Very Happy.. Cannot wait till winter is over..
Awesome! Enjoy and ride safe! 🤓🤙🏽
I’m in the same boat. Hoping to get one for 2022 riding season.
When I showed this bike to my wife, her answer was "now I want to get the bike license" Thanks, Indian!
I got to admire one I saw one on the road yesterday. 😎
This bike gives me feelings in my romantic areas. I need one.
LOL!!! "Romantic areas"!! I may use that term in the future! :D
It sure does man. If motorcycles had mr universe, this would be that for me
Love Arlen Ness. Went there to throw a leg over a Bobber in the showroom but they didn't have one. Instead they let me take their regular Scout out along with a gentleman named Doug. Never owned a bike before and finished my MSF course months back. I told him that and he still gave me the confidence to go out and enjoy the bike through Dublin even though I saw he was really busy. Thank you Arlen Ness for the experience and I have mad respect for the establishment and everyone working there.
I'm impressed they let you all ride for so long. Gives you a chance to get use to the bike, then really feel it out & put it through a few of it's paces. Very good test ride video.
Thank you! Yeah, every demo truck event I've been to takes you on rides that are around 20-30 minutes long. I look for opportunities to do them as often as I can, because of the longer ride, and especially because there's not pressure to buy.
I just rode all those bikes a few days ago the truck was down here. Loved the 116 chieftain hell all of the bikes lol
The bobber really comes alive at 4500rpms. Stock revs up to 8300. I have a set of slip on exhaust which gives it an amazing sound. I love my bobber.
Good video man!
Thank you, sir! Yeah, if I had a little more time, I would've ridden the 116 Dark Horse. One of the guys I met rode it, and said it was an absolute beast! And, yeah, this bike is begging for a good set of slip-ons. Besides the loudness (or lack thereof), the stock mufflers are a little long for my taste. I appreciate you watching! Take care!
@@thatoneguymoto.. I agree, the stock mufflers are too long (design wise). With that chopped fender, it needs shorter pipes to balance out the back end. Otherwise, a beautiful bike.
@jpstyle240 vance and hines
Triumph Thunderbird owner here but my god, the Scout looks amazing. I need to get one
Agreed. It looks really good, and you should get one!🤓 👍
Bought my first bike ever last july. 2018 indian scout 60. Awesome bike even with smaller displacement it has pleanty of power. 5th gear is equal to bigger scout/bobber 6th gear.
I'm 6'1" 230lbs totally comfortable for over 2 hours driving. Love my scout.
Excellent feedback! Thanks for sharing. Ride safe and have fun! :D
Finally a review on this bike from a 5’6” rider! I think this really did it for me and now I’ll have to get one! You’re a local dude too. Very relatable review on a bike! Thanks for making this and hope to see you out on the streets some day!
It really is a great cruiser, and has excellent style. Yeah, if you see me out there give me a thumbs-up and say hi! ✌🏽🤓
that one guy will do! I’m out in Sac so there’s a good chance I’ll see you around! Cheers!
Whew Lawd! Nice review and save on that tank slapper.
Thanks! And, thanks for watching! :)
Great video, great review and a cool ass bike!!
Thank you very much! It is a nice bike! 👍
Excellent review video dude.
Thank you!
Gotta give you props. You rode through it with no apparent after effects.
Thanks, bud!
when you hit that bump in the road that cranked the handlebars over, I thought about all the motovlogs i’ve seen with guys taking their hands off the bars… that coulda been worse! good thing you at least had one hand on there still. thanks for the vid
That's the only "tank slapper" I've ever had and with the roads as bad as they can be in California, I feel lucky. Appreciate you watching. Take care. ✌🏽🤓
Just bought mine..can't wait for the engine to be broken in!
Nice! Have fun on and ride safe! ✌🏽
The exhaust / engine sound reminds me of my 2005 yamaha vstar 650
I have a 2021 scout sixty and I'm 5' 3" I can easily flat foot it and if I had the reduced reach bars and the taller seat this back would have the perfect seating position for me. This is a great machine even sat on some of the dark horse bikes with bags and fairings and it didn't even feel heavy bringing it upright.
Yeah, the those Dark Horse's are pretty rad, too! Loved the Scout Bobber.
test rode one today and do want!
Think this maybe my next bike for sure 👍
Excellent choice! If I go back to a cruiser, this will definitely be in the running. Take care and ride safe. 👍
The stock seat does suck, rode 2 hours to get it serviced and got a Corbin after that. It’s such a fun bike
Corbin makes a great saddle. Thanks for sharing!
If the bike is low..I think it's suit me,I'm not that tall 😅😅..I love this indian scout,the shape,the sound..it's mesmerizing me
That bump (and bar wobble) was scary to watch 😬 looked like it handled well though, and had a distinct sound to it too. (Plus, it's easy on the eyes...)
Yeah, it really is a nice looking bike. The sound is a little too subdued for my taste, but that's easy to change, and definitely not a knock on the bike.
That bump, though, was something else! Glad I caught it on video, because I wanted to see what happened.
I think this bike should come standard with a steering stabilizer. Another Ytuber crashed due to a tank slap. I think it is the bike geometry/fat tire/high hp and low to the ground. Tank slaps are usually common on sport bikes... This isn't a sport bike but close to one.
I’m getting my new ruby red scout bobber in a month CANT WAIT
No panic. Nice save.
Why, thank you! 👍
I'm thinking of getting a 2nd bike and my choices are the Bobber or the Chieftain Darkhorse both 2019 model. I normally just go around town. So I really don't have the need for a bagger, but if I do, I could hop on it and go for a trip. The new darkhorse is also an inch lower, which helps me since I'm a shorter person at 5'5.
Both great choices, especially for shorter riders. I didn't ride the Dark Horse, but the standard Chieftain is really fun to ride, and I wouldn't even throw a "for a bagger" caveat in there. It was just fun. I'll have video up of that ride soon!
nice bike good job dude like
Thank you very much!
I really want one now for my first bike thanks
You're welcome! I think it's a good choice for a first bike. Good luck!
Love at first sight for me... Hope one day i can afford this
Good luck, I hope you can, too! 🤓👍
indra fardian how much do they go for?
@@steeevooomoscato3572 11k i think, 13-15k in my country
indra fardian oof......well I don’t know much about motorcycle so I don’t know if that’s overpriced or if that’s valid. I plan on getting a bike this summer and cruise from New York to Cali. Hopefully this go as planned
as soon as i sat on one i started loving it plus the color was so nice it’s just a beautiful bike
One minute was enough for me
Subscribed. I have a 17 Chief Darkhorse. Lurve it! Still have my yammie xvs 650 and a Cfmoto 250. Sold the 800cc Suzuki boulevard. I’m keen to own a bobber but the missus would kill me ded I reckon. Great Vlog
Nice! Wanted to ride the Chief Dark Horse, but they didn't have one on the demo truck. I had a blast on my first ride on Indian motorcycles. Hopefully not the last time. :D
Like is you heard bad company feel like makin love at the stop
Possibly. :D
do you guys know which exhaust not too loud, but little bit louder than stock?
hmmm, I'm really torn between that one and the bobber 60, the 60 is only nine pounds lighter, which is nothing, same height, about 134 CC's less, bout 22 HP less, only 7 FT-Ib TQ less, but is bout $2000 less, an I'm sure the 60, will be cheaper insurance wise, of course, so I'm very torn.as a fairly new rider whos mostly only been on dirt bikes, I'm leaning toward the 60
I haven't ridding the Scout 60, but I think either way, you'll be happy. Best of luck to you and ride safe! ✌🏽
i love this bike
Good view man but i must say you were nowhere near the top end of the power band, Iv owned one of these for a year now and i can say that the power band only kicks in at 3500rpm and revs to about 8000rmp. Iv only got mine up to about 7300rpm and I was going way, way past the legal speed limit with plenty more power let in it! Love this bike but would like something a bit bigger soon for longer rides.
That bump unsprung the forks might have been the angle you hit bump you caught the rim of the bump you have a flat plane meeting a depression in the surface half the tire was on plane other in depression depression side was to the left plane side was to the right thus unspringing of the plane nice counter steer save 👊
Bryan Frederick 🤓👊🏽
@@thatoneguymoto thats going to happen to all bikes in that case 😁
Punctuation is not a crime. Feel free to use it.
I am thinking about buy one of those but I am 5'11 great video btw
Thank you very much. Every time I see this bike, I think I like it more. Good luck in deciding! 👍
I dont know what bike to get is my first time ever .. I like this India bike, the triumph bobber and the 48 from harkeyD.... what do you think guys ?
I like all three that you've mentioned, and I think you'd be happy with any of them. My personal preference as far as style and performance goes would probably be the Triumph.
How much is insurance on these bieks?
Looks to be a great bike. I honestly thought the tank was larger than a 3.3 gallon though.
It does look like a bigger tank than, a Sporty (that also has the 3.3 gallon tank). Longer and lower profile.
@@thatoneguymoto I own a 98 Sporty 1200, I love it, but that's one thing I dont like about it is the 3.3 tank.
Whats with the asymmetrical blinkers ? The left one looks kinda forward compared to the right one.
They probably are. Looks like they can be adjusted.
@@thatoneguymoto oh okay ....
I thought it was a defect because on an another review , this was the same condition with the blinker .... as the person rode it faster , the blinker almost tilted around 45 degrees of its original position .
Is this bike fit for a guy with 1.85m? (6”1’ approximately)
The Bobber is really low to the ground, but I think if you like that style, you could ride it. Go sit on one and see what you think. 👍🏽
Indian scout bobber or vulcan S or yahama bolt or yamaha xrs. Whi Which ine should i choose?
I've only ridden the Bobber and the XSR, and the two are so different. I'm guessing as cruisers, the Bobber, Vulcan and Bolt are going to perform similarly, but the XSR is a much more sporty. In other words, go with what makes you happy, and will have you wanting to ride it all the time! :D
The Scout Bobber is the reason why I go into riding. I was lucky to get a Vulcan S for a deal as my first bike and I love it, easy to handle as a first time rider and has room to grow when you become more experienced. I really need to test ride a scout bobber for when I’m ready to make a big purchase.
My choice of bikes came down to the Indian Scout Bobber and the Harley-Davidson Sportster S. From a 'motorcycle' perspective they are comparable; but not really.
As it turns out IMHO the Sportster S has the Scout Bobber beat hands down in every category, with only one possible exception. I like the 'looks' of the Scout's exhaust a little better on 'first' impression. But now that I own the Sportster S the up-swept pipes of the new Sportster is really growing on me.
In all other categories, and I mean all, the power, torque, tech, comfort, lights, engine braking, forward controls, everything on the Sportster S is just better.
marcus
Yeah, I'm with you on this one. And, that exhaust on the Sportster S has grown on me. My only concern was the heat. Knowing now, that that's not an issue? Yeah, I'm sold on it. 👍🏽
I love the look of this bike and I want it so bad but my friend laughed so hard when I showed him the bike on the internet he said it’s too small and I’m 6’4. Will i be able to be comfortable on it?
I've heard both ways, but really it's up to you. There has been guys over 6' in the comments here saying it's a good fit, but you'll have to take one out to see what you think. Good luck!
that one guy how tall are u?
So 1/7th my car’s weight with 6/7th’s the power. What could go wrong.
Oh, plenty can go wrong. That's kind of the morbid fun of riding, though. #werealittlebitcrazy #arentweall
Nothin wrong with kick ass power to weight ! Thought about torque numbers also, which is even better.
What's the bike in front of the scout bobber?
I believe it was the Scout Sixty.
Left blinker would have kept making my ocd flare up if I had this particular disorder.
There's another review video from 2015 that brings up the blinkers moving around I'm surprised that hasn't been fixed
That review also brought up some problems with the front fork suspension, maybe that was going on here?
thanks now i cant stop looking at it..haha
What is a bike on the intro (1-7")?
That was my bike. A 2013 H-D Dyna Fat Bob (the rear fender is from a Wide Glide).
I'm sold....... Now I just have to convince my wife..........
Sounds like fun... 😉
Do what you want dude. You don't need her damn permission. If you want one, buy it. Women love to think they can control men...only if you allow it. It's bullshit. You want it, get it.
Lol clearly this guy isn't married^
My wife just got on board. Picking up a Scout on Jan 02!
@@asatru_8888 or he married the right one lol
I don't know what it is about this bike... I just see it as the perfect motorcycle aesthetically. I would literally take this bike over any other. Also I'm 6'4" is this bike way too small for me or can I make it work? If it is too small for me what's a good alternative with the same styling?
I think you could make it work. The new Chief Dark Horse is a bigger bike and pretty slick, but nothing comes to mind as far as same styling in a bigger bike.
@@thatoneguymoto thanks 🙂
The Chief has a bobber style too
I don’t want to be that one guy but what’s the intro song
Make Some Noise - Beastie Boys, from Hot Sauce Committee Part II 🤓
just bought my new scout bobber 2019 6 days ago, this is one sexy bike, bit shit in the wind but fuck i love it
I agree. This bike IS sexy, and as a shorter rider, I was impressed that you could lean it a little, with the ride height being so low. Enjoy! 🤓🤘
Would someone who is 6’0” 250lbs be out of place on a bike like this ?
My first inclining is that it would feel a little small for someone that size, but the way it feels and the way it looks is all relative. If you can, go throw a leg over, and even better take it out for a spin. That's my answer to these questions 99.9% of the time. Thanks for watching! :D
I'm 6'1 about 195 and I dont feel out of place at all. I think the bike height is perfect. It feels more like a natural motion when I'm putting my feet down while making a stop and it's a comfortable position when sitting there.
6'1" and 250 when I bought my Scout with standard control setup. I feel fine on the bike. Go throw a leg over and see what you think.
Would you recommend this to someone who's 6'4?
I can't say for sure, as I don't what it's like to be that tall, but you should definitely go sit on one (and ride it if possible) if you're interested. It's a great bike, and fun to ride. The forward controls may make it seems less cramped for a tall guy.
I’m 6’2” and I fit just fine. Riding position is an acquired taste though
Is it a good first bike?
Nah mate. You gotta get a H2
@@danmancino22 lmao
I want to trade my 2017 Honda rebel 500 for one of this one but idk if I should lol
That would be a nice next bike from your Rebel. If the timings right, go for it! 👍🏽
boy I wish I could learn to ride a motorcycle. definitely would get this bobber. yikes bumps, stuff like that would make me more nervous while learning using bike.
Do it! Getting your M1 motorcycle endorsement is relatively easy. The Scout Bobber is a great bike, and I would recommend it as a starter, if you've got the $$.
You said a bigger rider. Height-wise big comes in a lot of different sizes. How big is big? There's a dire need for videos that shows the Scout with apes and a passenger seat, but then maybe there's a not so obvious reason for it.
By bigger, I simply meant bigger than I am. I definitely could have been clearer. Thanks for watching! 🤓
I'm 6'1" and ride a standard Scout with about a 33" inseam and the stock control configuration. I have no problems with the size of the Scout. Folks with longer inseam do sometimes have complaints but the bike can fit people between 5' and about 6'3". As for two up or can do it but the stock suspension on mine (2016 model) near a its limits since I'm a big guy (230lbs) and adding a passenger of whatever weight can be a little wonky, but not bad.
There USED to be a MONTHLY M/C Publication, called
"FRICTION ZONE." It WAS FREE. It was @ M/C Dealers, ALL OVER.
I MET the Lady Publisher, @ SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Triumph.
I haven't had a BIKE, for a FEW YEARS. My LAST, was a 2011 DYNA StreetBob.
I've ridden a Scout, & a Chieftan. I have 2 PROBLEMS. The FIRST, is NO MONEY.
#2, is MORE SERIOUS. I have PARKINSON'S DISEASE. I CAN'T EVEN RIDE A BICYCLE.
I've thought about this ALOT. My solution?
A SIDECAR.
I've been to the SIDECAR RALLY, in Griffith Park ALOT.
(Southern California)
JS
Would you trade in your Harley for an Indian?
I don't have my Harley any more, but I would've considered it. I can see adding the new FTR 1200 S to the collection someday.
YES
Anyone who likes the curves is going to have problems with a 29 deg. lean angle.
Indeed. I've ridden a cruiser for most of my years riding, so I'm used to it, but if you're used to riding a sport bike, or adventure, this will take an adjustment.
What caused that handlebar shake? Just a bump? I've never had a bike do that. That's a very bad characteristic and I would not recommend or buy a bike that did that.
So, I wouldn't blame this on the bike at all, and in fact, if this bike had larger wheels with smaller tires, my wrist would have taken a lot more of the brunt of the jerk. A couple things, don't be like me and take one hand off the handlebar to check your blind spot. And secondly, be vigilant about using the 10 second rule and scan the road ahead. It was a large, but not deep pot hole, that caused the shake and I probably should have seen it coming.
Thanks goodness I had enough speed that the momentum kept me going forward. If I had been going slower, I think I may have ended up on the pavement.
@@thatoneguymoto Large but deep should not be that bad. Deep ones are the ones that could throw you if it was deep enough. Or if you hit the edge of a rut or curb, that could be bad. Did you hit the edge of the hole?
I must have hit the edge. I love the concern by the viewers on this video. Thanks! :D
Love!!! This bike sexy!!!!
Scout=Mechanical-Stallion;&FTR=Mechanical-Cheetah.
When discussing cruisers, "nice and quiet" shouldn't be part of the conversation. A stock Indian Scout sounds anemic (great bike otherwise.) The 1st upgrade would be some slip-ons.
There are folks who don't want a loud exhaust, but yeah, I'm not one of them and wouldn't want my bike classified as "nice and quiet" either. 😆😆
Needs Mini-Apes
That would definitely change the look, and feel considerably.
If I ever see someone ruin this bike with those, I would punch them in the face.
The bike is amazing except for 3 things! 1) the exhaust is to long and odd, it makes you pay attention to it more than the bike, all you see is the exhaust. 2) The gas fill looks to generic, something you would find on a Japanese bike. 3) the ignition switch looks generic and something you would find on a Japanese bike. Other than those things the bike is perfect!
👍🏻👍🏻
Definitely agree with the exhaust. Other than that, definitely one of the sharpest bobbers out there. 😎
Update on convincing my wife.........👎👎👎👎
Aw shucks! Keep at it. I wouldn't say bug her all the time, but if it's what you really want, she'll need to know it's not a passing fancy. Good luck, bud!
Shouldn’t ask just tell
It's better to ask forgiveness than to ask permission. I helped a friend pick up a sport bike he'd bought without telling his wife. The look in her eyes when she saw I was driving his truck and he rolled up on the bike... I tossed him the keys and got out of Dodge. He was in the dog house for a few weeks then all was well.
@@pjamese3 such a great friend 😆
Just buy it.
I love my Bobber but I hate the round bar end mirrors. Beyond ugly
Scott Stewart I’ve always loved them
I'm with you there...
“If you’re a shorter guy”. Respectfully, you are a shorter guy
Not denying. The allusion was if YOU are, under the assumption that I am, also. ✌🏽
What's the bike at the very beginning? fat boy?
2013 Dyna Fat Bob
Skilled rider ? Don’t you think a skilled rider would have seen that man hole ? And a skilled rider would get out of 3-4 th gear that bagger weights twice as much and he is killing your skills
I appreciate you taking the time to watch the video and comment. Yes. A skilled rider can miss obstacles in the road, especially in a group setting where other riders ahead of you don't avoid it. And yes, a skilled rider can take time getting familiar with a new bike. Also, a bike that weighs twice as much cant be as fast, or faster than a lighter bike. Also, this demo test ride was also not a race. Again, thanks for watching! :D
that one guy I am not saying people can not miss things or make mistakes . But last I knew on trst rides u were supposed to stick with the group . Was a fine video until u self proclaimed your a motorcycle Jesus . But then again a Harley owner so why did I expect more . Thank god I and I only am a skilled rider anyone else would have crashed . Keep up the complex
I'm afraid you mistook my tone. Watch some of my other videos and you'll get an idea of my personality. I'm a sarcastic, self deprecating guy. It sounds like you have an issue with Harley riders, but I can assure we are a not all the same. Take care and Happy New Year! :D
Just wow. Another troll for the ages.
What a douchebag. Dont worry about this guy man. He obviously has his panties in a twist about something
You have no idea about this bike. At least take the time to review the product before giving an opinion.
Please elaborate. This IS the review. I read about this bike before I rode it, and shared some of what I read while I was riding it, while giving my impressions. If there is something missing that you wanted, please let me know. Thanks for watching. :)
@@thatoneguymoto Nasi Lamak makes me not like people. You are the most articulate motorcycle reviewer I've seen. And I'm an Arlen Ness repeat offender: 2009 Victory Jackpot Corey Ness (#001) and 2011 Victory Cross Country (AN helped me spend $12k customizing). I think the Bobber is gonna happen next month.
@@averageguy7932 thanks, man! I appreciate the compliment. I'm curious how you feel about the FTR.
25min video filming on the road, boring.
gerson badillo I appreciate you watching, and I'm up for your feedback as to what you're looking for in a video titled "Demo test". Thanks again. 🤓
Is a good bike to me cause I'm short
Absolutely. To date, it's by far the lowest bike I've ever ridden.