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2020 Indian Scout Bobber Sixty! // First Ride // 4k
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 7. 08. 2024
- Only the 2nd Indian I've ever ridden, the Indian Scout Bobber Sixty is (so far) my all time favorite middleweight cruiser!
Comes with an incredible price point toođ°
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Intro 0:00
Walkaround 0:35
Specs 1:49
Startup 6:22
Ride 7:28
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Ur going to be a big channel dude, keep doing great things
Thanks Daniel đ I've got a brand new video coming out tomorrow too! Stay tuned
I have seen a couple of these in person and they are pretty cool. Great review!
luv ur review,..simple, honest to the point. now I'm gonna get me one!!
Fantastic bike! Thanks for watching
Got a 2021 Scout 60 ABS as my first bike last month. I agree with everything he's saying about the bike. Love it.
You lucky dog! I want one too. Ride safe, thanks for watching
Hey man would you recommend this to a new rider really digging this bike can't stop looking at them thanks for any input đ
@@Pipes61874 Absolutely! Very user friendly as a first bike IMO.
I hate the silver valve covers, that was the deal breaker for me and I went for the sixty. I bought it and rode it home almost 200 miles. I rode my KTM 690 Duke to the dealer as a trade in and absolutely enjoyed the ride home. The bike was extremely comfortable. I was saddle sore for sure but the Duke is not a long distance bike. Truly pleased with the purchase with only one issue. I got it home and found an oil leak at the oil pressure switch. Nothing like a defective part on a new bike...
I hope everything got sorted out with your bike!! You made an excellent choice đ
Aside from the fact that this review was really great, 9:50 had me rolling XD
By the time I realized it, it was too late đnow I can't stop saying "wow" in my reviews! Thanks for watching
Great review man, thanks!
Thanks for watching đ€
Great Review Man - the Bike Looks Cool
Now I want to try the Regular Scout! Thanks for watching đ€
I absolutely am in love with this bike. I currently have a Yamaha MT03 but wanting to move up. I was looking at the MT07 or the Triumph Trident but man, I'm really loving the looks and the reviews on the Scout Bobber 60.
Id love a Trident! Haven't ridden one yet though. I currently own a Speed Twin and love it. If I could get any 1200cc cruiser it would definitely be the Scout Bobber đ€ cheers. Thanks for watching!
Hi Barry...
I'm trying to get my first bike... Incredible bit I'm between R3/MT03 and this Scout Bobber Sixty....I know the prices and styles.... What do you recomend?
@@jorgepineda9301 I would recommend getting the Scout Bobber 60. I started with the MT03.
Don't get me wrong. I love the MT03 and is alot of fun but now that I have been riding for several months, I wish I would have gotten something different.
I don't want a sport bike...I'm not into the speed scene.
I now wish I would have started with the Honda Rebel 500 or the MT07.
The MT03 is a beginner bike but I think the Scout Bobber 60 can be also. Just learn the clutch, gas and brakes and start slow and easy.
I made a plan on what I had to be capable of before I moved up the ladder. I started in my neighborhood. Stop signs, easy shift of gears 1-3 etc. Balance. Right turns and left turns.
When I felt sure of myself, graduated on to back roads around my neighborhood. Then to other streets. Finally to main roads.
If you are able, get the bike to a church parking lot and learn countersteering, slow turns and emergency stops.
Just take it easy and don't rush yourself.
Great review dude ! Was still hesitating a bit but this one seals the deal for me;)
Thank you for watching!!
Did you get one?
@@davidw4278 no...got a Z900rs
I think the scout 60 is best in class all around!!! Power the whole way through, for the money you can't get a better bike!
looks sexy AF
Great review, just purchased a 23 Scout Bobber 60 Stryker Red! So beautiful!
Thats a great color! Hope you get along well with your scout. Thanks for watching đ€
loved the video keep up the good work bro
Thank you for watching đ€
Thanks for good video and special for music - Ealot, have very very cool music !
Thank you for watching! Cheers đ€
ITS REALLY SEXY đ Im sold bro, great video!
Very nice. Making a hard choice between the regular scout Bobber and the Scout 60. That area looks a lot like the area where I grew up in upstate NY.
I would choose the regular Scout if I could! You're right, this is western ny
Thanks! Great review!
Thanks for watching đ€
Great video nice bike apart from the exhaust stay safe looking forward to next one đŹđ§đđ»
You're the man Rich đ€
Good job đđœ
Thanks for watching đ€
Great review!
Thanks for watching đ€
You make so many different bike references. Just curious how many bikes youâve owned or driven? Great video btw đđŸ
I've owned 5 bikes so far, but ridden many more! Check out my other first ride videos đ€ czcams.com/play/PL3y3pnyB8TyOuUVQ6HkmHZiQRYkpDnxK_.html
60 is a great value and a real looker.
I'd recommend it to anyone đ
It is the way!
Great video, I pick mine up in a few days. Does anyone know which solo luggage rack that is? Would love to find that exact one.
I couldnt get ahold of the owner to ask, but my guess is that its a Motherwell black rack
Thank you for this as a person that wants to get into riding at age 46.
It's never too late to start riding!! đ€ hope it's everything you wanted and more. Cheers đ»
Same here. Got my license and need to choose a bike now.
Congrats! Which bikes are on your list?
NPL .....what section of the country are you in ?? looks like my area here in NW Pa. .... nice country !! .... All that aside I am seriously considering putting some cash down for the Bobber 60 in the Spring. Just threw a leg over one at the local dealer and WOW !! By the way, I've never owned a bike in my 64 years !! This bike just rocks! ... no doubt about it!!! Have fun !!
Good guess! I'm in Rochester NY, so its very similar. I actually made 2 videos about a ride down to Pine Creek Gorge! The Bobber 60 is an awesome bike too, you'll love it! Ride safe out there
Interesting. I ride a Himalayan which is higher, less horsepower. The only cruiser type bike Iâve ridden is a Rebel 500. The steering felt much less responsive. I do like the scout.
I love the Himalayan đ RE makes fantastic bikes. Love the Scout as well, but im still caught up with my Speed Twin. Thanks for watching!
Jesus, that thing is beautiful. I'm leaning toward a Honda Rebel 1100 for the reliability. How's the reliability with Indian bikes like this?
Reliability is great! The Indian Scout motor has been around for almost 20 years. Back when Victory sold the Octane. Honda's are reliable too, so you shouldn't have any problems with either! I've heard nothing but great things about the new Rebel. Between the Scout Sixty and the Rebel, id go for the Honda
Thanks for watching đ
Thanks for the review. You mentioned that is wasnât a beginner bike when you were riding it but at the end of the video you recommended it for beginners. Can you clarify that please. Thanks so much.
This bike is totally a beginner bike on paper. Its affordable in price, has a low seat height, and its an easy bike to ride. Its only a 1000cc, so its not scary powerful.
While I was riding it, I noticed that it handled extremely sporty and was way quicker than expected because of its light weight. A light bike with a high power to weight ratio can get an inexperienced rider in trouble.
A Harley Sportster 883 or a Vulcan 900 are true beginner cruisers. This bike is a sports cruiser just like the Vulcan S 650. It's just barely tame enough to be considered entry level, but it performs and handles well enough for an experienced rider too. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching đ
@@NicePantsLance Thanks
What kind of range might you have with that 3 gallon tank?
Alot of Sixty owners have seen anywhere between 110 to 140 miles on a tank! Depends how much you twist that throttle lol
This are 16k here in spain... a little bit expensive but definitely im gonna get one no matter what
Yikes that is expensive, but its worth it i assure you!!
Thanks for posting appreciate was considering scoutwould love to meet the engineer who came up with a 3 gallon fuel tank for a hundred miles
The Scout isnt the best touring bike đ then again, i dont think it was designed to be either!
Thanks for watching đ€
Great video, do you have any opinions about the scout 60 vs the triumph bobber? I realize people usually compare the 1200 scout but at 80hp the 60 may be a little closer. New rider and like both bikes but have been leaning triumph. Obviously concerns about either being too much bike but I'm almost 40 and 6'5" so I'm not worried about going silly on it and most of the traditional starter bikes fit like mopeds.
In my opinion, the Triumph Bobber blows the Scout 60 out of the water. It has more power, more torque, better brakes, better handling, lighter weight, better throttle feel, etc etc
I feel like the regular Scout would be a better comparison. Even though it's got 20 more horsepower, the Triumph makes 6ft lbs more torque @2000rpm lower than the Scout. The Triumph Bobber also starts off 40lbs lighter than the Scout, so the Triumph actually feels lighter and more powerful in the low rpms compared to the Scout. The Scout has way better top end speed, but the Triumph out-handles it in the turns.
In my opinion, I feel like the Triumph is higher quality, has more features, and is more well rounded than the Indian. The lighter weight, better brakes and different riding modes are great for new riders too. Triumph focuses on low end grunt and handling, whereas the Scout has more of a sport bike feel to it with its high revving motor. The Scout is a better drag bike, and is faster than the Triumph though.
Hope this helps! đ€
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Thanks Lance, the triumph has been my #1 choice for a while now... long enough I'm apparently looking for ways to talk myself of it and into other bikes =o)
You can't go wrong with either of those bikes, they're both so good!! I'll definitely have an Indian in my garage someday. Doesnt hurt to try something new đ my first bike was a Honda Shadow 750 and I loved it!!! Im sure you would love the Scout too đ€ once i got a taste of Triumph i couldn't go back đ€€ I've ridden Harleys, Suzuki's, Yamaha's, Indians, Hondas, and BMW's too. Triumphs are my favorite out of all! đ€
9:51 More like an Al Pacino "wow" đ
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I have a 2020 Indian scout bobber sixty. Between my Ducati monster and BMW GS and Honda rebel this is my favourite. I feel like James Dean or marlon Brando riding it
It's an impressive motorcycle for the money! I'd love to have a Challenger or the new Chief
@@NicePantsLance I was between a triumph bobber black and the Indian scout bobber sixty. IMO the triumph is the most beautiful bike ever made. However itâs $17,000 Canadian dollars with taxes and fees. And Iâm 6 foot, 230 lbs so the bikes too small for me. No regrets about the Indian. It makes me happy
Ouch, that's pricey. Bobber blacks can go for as low as $11k in the states! You made a great decision though since that Scout Sixty is exquisite đ
Okay man do me a solid here. How does this compare to the Vulcan S? Like which one is better?
I have a 2020 Vulcan S ABS and although a great bike - the Indian is calling my name and it was the bike I originally wanted. Just want that V twin and the sound that goes along with it when I mod the pipes. I haven't rode one yet but please tell me I won't be disappointed when I do versus the Vulcan. I would get a 2021 model sixty bobber in thunder black smoke.
So dude which bike is better, which one would you pick - honest opinion would be so much appreciated man.
Thanks ........
My honest opinion about? You would personally like the Indian more. Slightly more potential, and that Indian style is totally unique đ€ if I were you, I would try to get on a Scout Bobber with the larger, 100hp motor. Its much more expensive than the 60, but its the fastest cruiser in its class
I just traded in my 2020 vulcan s for a 2018 scout sixty. It's a crazy noticeable difference. Clutch pull, acceleration, shifting, braking. Sound all of it is just significalty better than the vulcan. I will say when it comes to handling the vulcan is like riding a bicycle because it's so light, raised higher and the center of gravity helps. With that being said the scout 60 is not hard to handle, just not as "flimsy" as the vulca
I couldn't have said it any better đ the Indian just has a quality and attention to detail that's league's above the Vulcan S. I do agree though, the Vulcan S might be the lightest cruiser I've ever rode
Iâm really considering buying an Indian, either the Scout Bobber or Scout Bobber Sixty. I love the price point of the Sixty đ
The Sixty is such a great bang for your buck! Although that Scout Bobber is FAST! Thanks for watching đ€
@@NicePantsLance hello. Iâm stuck on the fence between the the 60 and the regular bobber. Is the regular bobber that much faster and stronger than the 60?
I need me that mando decal!!
Good eye! đ
I like those gloves. What are they?
They are olympias!
How did this bike feel at 60mph range with it being a 5 gear and not a 6 like the standard bobber? Awesome video âïž
You'll be pleased to hear that the Scout 60, and the standard Scout both have the same final drive ratio. That means they'll be at around the same rpm at a given speed in top gear. The Scout 60's gearbox is basically a regular Scout's gearbox with 5th gear cut out. Both Scouts will cruise at 70-80mph at about 4000rpm. I believe peak torque is around 5500rpm or so, and they redline over 8000rpm. I'm pretty sure the Scout 60 can do 120mph so highways shouldn't be a problem đ
@@NicePantsLance Right on! Thanks for the reply mate đ
Anytime đ€
4:48 common misconception, all bikes feel light when you are standing them upright, because all the weight is on the wheels. Any bike that is upright can be held with literally a finger if you balance it. The weight will come thru when you lean the bike or try to change its acceleration (forward/backward or left/right)
Between 4:30 and 4:40 I tip the bike back and forth to get a feeling for mass and weight. Hence why I made the comment. Thanks for watching đ€
Not true for tilting. Angular motion. If you could put all of the weight magically at the dead center axis of rotation, there would be no rotational inertia. Ten cents please.
Go teach physics in college y'all and leave him alone smh
I am in a CZcams Cruiser Research hole lol. Trying to find my first cruiser purchase. Looking at this bike, Honda Shadow, Yamaha Bolt-R Spec, and the Harley Breakout.. Decisions decisions, lol..
I have an SV650 V-Twin so, sticking w/ a V-Twin is probably sumthin' I think I wanna do..
The Yamaha Bolt will feel quicker and handle better than the Honda Shadow. My first bike was a 2013 Honda Shadow 750. The Breakout is vastly different, being a 700lb big bore cruiser! I didn't like the lazy handling and short lean angle of the Breakout to be honest with ya. I'd highly recommend a Triumph Speedmaster 1200 for your first cruiser, they are are amazing bike! An Indian Scout wouldn't be too bad either. If you're looking for a big bore cruiser, id wait for a new 2021 Indian Chief! Good luck on your search đ thanks for watching
I dont think u can get the 60 in the UK going by the dealer website
That's a shame!
Would you recommend this bike for someone my height? I'm 6'3 and just gettin into riding. Looking for a first bike with power, but a classic look, and this one is very appealing from what I've seen.
At 6'3" you would probably need extended reach pegs, seat, and bars. Whats your inseam measurement?
@@NicePantsLance I have a 32" inseam
I'm 6'1...with 187pounds...
Want to get for my first bike
Thoughts?
The Indian Scout 60 will feel like a small bike, but with extended reach accessories it'll atleast fit your frame just fine đ
It'll feel small for you. I'm 5'5" and the bike feels comfortable for me
Where did you buy your mirrors?
I haven't been able to get in contact with the owner. So unfortunately I'm not sure what brand they are
Is your channel name a reference to the Fast and Furious? "The guy in the snake skin pants is his cousin Lance"
No, just a coincidence lol its an old inside-joke. Although you aren't the only one to ask!
is the title wrong? i was expecting a review of the scout sixty bobber..
This is a Scout Sixty Bobber
im 6'2 will I fit ok ? lol. do the pegs scrape on turns
This one had stock controls, so it was a little cramped for me. You would definitely need the Indian extended reach controls to be comfortable. I believe forward controls scrape a little easier than the stock controls too.
I just bought one. I'm 6' 2''. Fit fine. Very agile bike.
I found in some channels that it's a good beginner bike. Would you agree?
Yes I would 100% agree it's an amazing beginner bike
@@NicePantsLance my top 2 choices are this and the Iron 883. Iron is cheaper, but performance is meh compared to the Scout 60. Then again, the Iron can be fitted with a 1275cc engine that can be cranked to 120+ hp with the right mods.
Thatâs it! FUCK IT IM BUYING THIS BIKE!!!
You'll be pleased you did! Life is short. BUY THE BIKE!
you are wrong about the regular scout bobber being duel disc brakes. your not the first video ive heard this but its incorrect.
Yikes!! You're 100% correct. Im really surprised they wouldn't equip the big scout with big brakes! Even the triumph bobber has duel disk. Dang, too bad I can't edit the video. Oh well, I've done more embarrassing things in my life lol thank you for correcting me, I should have verified that information before the video. Cheers đ»
Hey man how did u get black pipes on ur 60?
The Indian Scout 60 Bobber came with black pipes!
@@NicePantsLance whaaat? No way, all the stick images I see from all these dealerships near me show the 60s with chrome pipes and the regular Bobbers with black, I'll stop by tomorrow to ask one of the dealerships if I can order it with black pipes
No no they actually make a Scout 60 Bobber and a regular Scout 60! Just like how theres a Scout and Scout Bobber. Although, you can still order the black pipes and have them put on anyway đ
@@NicePantsLance LETS GOOOO, I'm gettin me a bobber BABYYYY!!
Congrats you're gonna love it!!
Triumph Speedmaster đđđ»
Hopefully I get to ride one soon!!
It was kind of disappointing when I had to choose the Vulcan s for my new bike when really I wanted this Indian but man I was not about to pay extra $$$ to change out the shitty seat and exhaust it had on it.
The Vulcan S is an awesome bike! Alot cheaper too. If you ever plan on upgrading, you'll be glad you spent less on the Vulcan!
How tall are you?
6'0" 250lbs
@@NicePantsLanceu a big boi
Can't get the 60 here in Europe. Only the regular Scout starting at a whopping 14,700 âŹ. For under 10 k I'd buy one of those 60s in a heartbeat. But the way it is: no sale Indian, sorry.
That's a shame! The 60 is such a good deal đ I hope whatever you ride, you have a blast đ€
Really torn between this and the Vulcan 900 custom. What I really want is an RE Int 650, but at almost 32" seat height, that's not going to work for me. Sad when you find the perfect looking bike you want and can't get it because of a detail like that. I'll probably go with the 900 just because I like the way it looks, it's a great bike mechanically AND there's a dealership in my small city. The Indian dealer is a hour away. But I'm going to drive up there and try it out anyway. At this point it could go either way.
I know what's going to happen in the next few months. I'm going to try to talk myself into the Int 650 ANYWAY even though the nearest dealer is an hour away and if something happens I'll have to have it towed. Can I stand a bike where I have to wear thick boots and even then I won't be able to flat foot? Sort of like the old saying: "Whatever choice you make, given time you will repent."
Having ridden both the Vulcan 900 and Indian Scout 60, the Indian Scout 60 is definitely the better machine. Fit and finish, as well as performance is on another level! The RE int 650 is a nice bike too. I have a triumph Speed Twin so I like the style. However, youll miss the power and performance of the Indian Scout 60. Hope you get the bike you want đ€ thanks for watching
you were riding a scout bobber the whole time my dude. a scout bobber sixty.
You are correct! Indian actually doesn't make the regular scout sixty anymore, so any Sixty model newer than 2020 is automatically a bobber variation đ thanks for watching!
@@NicePantsLance Definitely a head turner for sure and way more fun to ride than just to look at. Indian really knocked it out of the park with the bobber. Get multiple thumbs up every time I'm out on mine. Love the vid by the way! I was just like " Dude knows he's been on a bobber this whole time, right?" ;)
Oh absolutely! Great move on Indians part. The amazing look and styling of the bobber, but with the reasonable price tag!!! Thank you for clarifying, I edited the title because I like to be concise đ€ hopefully soon I can find the big Scout Bobber to test ride!! Have a good one and ride safe
@@NicePantsLance For the performance and looks, you can't find a better deal for a brand new bike in my opinion. I fell in love as soon as I saw it. Then I saw it in person and fell even harder. Absolutely had to have it! Thanks! You, too! Keep the shiny side up :)
@@NicePantsLance not true. Lineup includes the Scout, Scout Twenty, Scout Bobber, Scout Sixty, and Scout Sixty Bobber.
Looks like torpedos on that exhaust pipe. đ©
Unfortunately thats how almost all stock exhausts look these days đ
8:00 Blew stop sign. Driving on wrong side of road. Lol
LMAO thats because its a one-way street đ€Ł đ€Šââïž