Someone messed up...lol Orange county choppers wasn't based out of orange county California....it was orange county NY. The shop is now for sale. It's about 20 minutes from my house.
I've got a 2021 Indian Scout Bobber in that maroon matte paint. Literally purchased it because of the engine and that paint color. It's so damn good to look at. 2 years later I'm still in love.
I've been driving my Indian Scout Bobber since January and I don't regret a second. I've already changed it a bit optically: new seat, Wunderkind custom parts from Germany, new exhaust system and a few cosmetics. I love this bike and am almost sure I will keep it after buying my second machine. Yes, sometimes it hurts when your spine comes out of your neck when you hit a pothole. But I love her.
Hey @@Allie_Rose! I definitely recommend that you do a little test drive. As for the experience, I can only tell you how it was for me. Here in Germany we have to pass a theoretical and a practical test for motorcycling - even if we already have a driver's license. This guarantees a safe start even for beginners. The bike itself is a little uncomfortable, but it is beautiful and unique on the market along with the Triumph Bonneville Bobber. The performance of the Sixty is definitely enough to have fun with it. You can also customize them with many after market parts. As for the price, you have to know that it is definitely not cheap. For a beginner, I think a Scout Bobber is a good choice, but of course you have to be aware that this is a fairly heavy bike with compromises in equipment. As a really good alternative, I can definitely recommend the Honda Rebel 1100 or the Vulcan S. Much cheaper, good equipment - just a little less soul. Drive safe!
Loving my 2022 Triumph Bonneville Bobber. Some are pointing out the ride is harsh, but it’s my 3rd bike that doesn’t see many miles. Love riding it around, whether it’s highway or city. Always get great compliments and start some cool conversations. It’s the one motorcycle in my stable right now I’d never sell.
Eleven years and 84,000 miles ago, I went with a used 2009 Nightster. Reliable as an AK-47, and just as refined. I rode it today, still crushing miles. One of the first things you change is the suspension front and rear. For reference, the first thing I changed on my 2018 DRZ was the suspension, front and rear.
@emcsquared8681 When I went for my test, I had my mind set on a harley 48. My step dad, who's a big hooligan motard and sportbike rider, would take the piss saying they are junk, etc. Found me this VFR, I do love it, sounds great, and it is quick, but I just love that bobber look. The sound and look of Vtwins and parallel bobbers just hit it for me, and for right out the factory, the bonneville bobber just ticks all the boxes. Have you done exhaust and fender delete?
@@V4demon_ yeah, changed up the exhaust I also put shorty fenders on front and back. Downturned mirrors. I got the chrome addition which I just love that paint job.
Just picked up my Triumph Bobber - been a superbike guy for years but this was my retirement present to myself. It feels good at any speed and I have been a fan of the bobber/cafe racer all my life!
I’m currently in the same situation just about. I ride a gsxr750, z650 and a zx14r. Obviously these bobbers aren’t as fast as the 2 super bikes, but I imagine it has to be more comfortable right? I saw it has 76hp, and for the weight, how does that do for you? My z650 has a whopping 35hp, but it’s also much lighter, so I’m curious how that plays in. Trying to decide between a new 750 or the triumph bobber, but the bobber looks much more classy imo.
@@gregregor9689 With the understanding that I live in Thailand where bikes are the most dangerous toy you can have, I am pretty happy with the pull off the line all the way to third gear. Even in 6th it can roll on speed to pass or avoid obstacles. But now since I am not trying to break the sound barrier anymore, I love turning heads as I cruise by in a very stylish bike. Today I got a bit lost and found my way home after 100km, and the whole time I was smiling and very comfortable. Tomorrow I have an all day trip with the T100 and T120 Triumph group here in Pattaya and I am certain it will be comfortable and fun.
@@SimplicityForGood The svart was really nice, looked amazing, rode well. Great for the money. I only upgraded because i had a good opportunity and the indian was my dream bike. Svart did surprisingly well off road, brakes were amazing. Suspension was really nice. Only drawbacks were its gas tank being really small, and it low weight made it really get blown around badly by any crosswind or turbulence from other vehicles at high way speeds.
Had a Triumph Bonneville Bobber Black for about 3 months before selling it. Thing was plenty fast and badass looking (definitely needed straight pipes and a windscreen), but I found myself constantly riding the FZ-07 instead due to better handling. Dragging pegs, rough suspension, and tank slappers are not as fun as I thought they'd be.
same, had a bobber. still one of the best looking bikes but sold it after a few months. too rough, especially suspension wise. now have a bmw r1250r for twisty/sporty stuff (considering to swap that for a Triumph Speed Twin) and a Harley FatBoy for when my midlife crisis acts up again.
Glad to read your comment. Bonneville Bobber is high on my wish list, but I'm concerned how much riding I'd actually do on it. I think Yammie forgot to mention the most important part of a Bobber - Practically no rear suspension. Beautiful on a Freeway, backbreaking over a pothole.
@@tsubadaikhan6332 yeah well, I live in Belgium, in the so-called Flemish Ardennes. Roads with potholes aplenty. My FatBoy doesn't do so well either there. One reason I got the BMW, very good suspension. The BMW GS (I have a roadster) is the best sold bike for a reason here.
I bought an Indian Scout Bobber back in Feb and love it. I had a bad experience at the Harley dealer where I learned how to ride and remembered your Indian Scout video and pulled the trigger on one.
My first bike was a Basket Case 57 Pan, which I built into a Bobber. That aside, the ACT of creating a Bobber is a Bob-Job, the Bike itself is a Bobber.
What?! No mention of the TRIUMPH Bonneville Bobber in the introduction??? 🤣🤣🤣 In all seriousness that would be the bobber I'd choose, don't know why they just look oh so good...I'd sacrilegiously want a 2-up seat option though!!!
Plug for the Royal Enfield Classic as a great new Bobber you can get. Removing the pinion gives it a def Bobber look. Despite the low HP numbers, it's been one of the best bikes I've ever owned. Handles way better than it has any right to.
My new to me 02 Triumph Daytona is total Bauhaus - form follows function. Fast, comfortable & light compared to other bikes that can outrun any stock Harley & has a bit of aero for doing the ton up. Given what I want to practice, it’s pretty practical. I feel the need…and I don’t enough wind in a car. Does have a pillion seat, my one concession to fancy. Any bike that keeps its rider happy is a practical bike. - Matt’s dad, still doing what I want
I drive a customized Suzuki vs700... ppl often call it a chopper, but in reality it is a stripped down bopper with apehangers... I like the low compact look with the bars raised up like horns on a goat! lol
YEAH. I want a Bobber - with the footpegs in the RIGHT PLACE, not way out the front, so I feel like I'm trying to stand up, when I brake hard. Just put them by the swing-arm pivot, like every other normal bike!
Thank you so much for this Yam. Learned a lot and have even more of an appreciation for his style of bike than I already did coming which was quite high already. Love the look of those Indian bobbers. Jeez
I recently got to test ride jawa perak. It fits a lot of the check points about bobbers, and its an absolute delight to ride. Just so light and quick for a bike that capacity
An advertisement for the Indian Scout Bobber was the bike that made me decide to learn to ride a motorcycle at all... absolutely love the look of that bike. Still don't own one, and probably never will... but I will always have a soft spot for that bike... maybe if they sell enough of them that they become super cheap as they age, I'll get one.
There are so many styles of strange vehicles out there, but no "cruiser" dirt bikes designed to ride through wildernis while feeling like hanging out on a sofa, even though this is one of the most relaxing things you can do on a lazy summer day.
I think the best “bobber” style motorcycle from factory is definitely the Harley 48 sportster the fat tires the peanut tank low handlebars nothing fancy really on it I just think it looks the most bobber of any new bike from factory just my opinion
@@calebsmith5550same here..I just wish the tank wasn’t so small because I like to ride a lot. I also learned to slow the hell down and got better mileage. No brainer I suppose..
Man, all that content on the Fat Bob was incredible. (Sarcasm indicator is on) Yam’s big swing toward Harleys all started with an off road Pan Am test ride. Hahaha. I do like bobbers. Good vid.
As an aspiring rider, nakeds and bobbers are catching my love for exposed innards 😂. I think the 32 yr old in me is looking at the bobber instead of a regular cruiser because I still need to maintain my sense of bad ass-ness mentally. Top3: Indian scout bobber 60, Honda rebel 500/1100, maybe triumph bonneville.
I do love my 2018 Indian scout bobber but I did have to change the seat and bars. Took it on a nice ride this year, Pennsylvania to Tennessee, rode the dragon. Then to Murphy north Carolina and from there up to Connecticut to visit some friends and back to Pennsylvania. Definitely not the most comfortable bike for such a trip but it was plenty of fun!
Curious as to say why can’t be your only bike? I’m about to trade in my 09 CBR 1000 for an 18 custom triumph bobber the CBR 1000 as well as it is it’s a race bike so it’s not that practical for cruising and around town usage in long distance riding
Ha ha! Makes the same H.P. as a modern sportster! I added 20 hp to my nightster w/ pipes, power commander computer, dyna tuned...now I still putt around in 4th gear! 😆
Dammit Yammie... I'm gonna watch this coz I watch all of your vids. But please don't crap all over my dream of getting a bobber as my first bike :( ....to be continued... A few minutes later... Phew. Thanks Yammie. That was nice. :)
Get the bobber. Take what this kid says about them with a grain of salt, after all he thought Orange County Choppers was literally based in Orange County California 🙄
Revolution performance makes a big bore kit for the Scout AND scout sixty as they share the same bottom end. They punch it out to 79" and over 100Hp at the rear wheel. This actually makes the scout sixty the best value on the market.
HD Nightster '07 and later Iron 883 (& 1200) are the bikes who started this modern bober trend 15 years ago. And they both have been most succesful in terms of sales. Quite strange that they are not featured on this video despite not having "bober name attached". Even mentioned Honda Rebel (and strangely absent Yamaha Bolt) style-wise are basically HD Iron rip-off.
A potential idea for the channel: Maybe you can make videos about older bikes for people starting out. You can test old motorcycles and make content about them to show beginners with a low budget a place to start. Ofcourse most beginners are unexperienced with wrenching on motorcycles but you guys can help with that. Maybe Spite can make a video series in wich he explains all the basic things to keep an older bike running. Hell, you can even make content about how to be prepared for buying second hand old bikes. And there must be a lot more potential content to be made involving older bikes. information about Older bikes are not easy to find on youtube so you can be an exclusive channel that combines beginners and older affordable motorcycles! I would love it! Especially now that newer motorcycles sound and feel like dying scooters with these emissions.
Most of yammie noobs viewers seem to be people who want to get into motorcycling and i think they want to do it cheap. Give them a way to get their dreams cheap and i think they will watch all the content that helps them reach those dreams! Good for the channel, good for beginners, good recycling for nature,
@@chrisbekker9698 just want to help chris, i made the comment because of the yammie noob video from yesterday about that they stop making offroad riding videos that dont get views. They said the majority of their viewers seem to be beginners looking to buy a motorcycle. And i just wanted to share a potential idea for the channel. Please dont be rude because their are enough people that have no bad intentions. Thank you.
I mean. The factory bobbers are cool and all. But you kinda missed the mark on account of most bobbers are custom made. It wloud have been cool to see some modern custom bobber builds.
@@jakegarrett8109 its beautiful. It keeps up with our friends MT09. He also fabricated his own cosmetics. On the side of the tank, he made a stainless steel and brass ornate plates that look amazing against the black fuel tank.
My partner had an Indian Bobber (2019). While it was a fun bike, it was not conducive to long rides that we gravitate towards. Is telling that Indian sells a "comfort" seat as well as rear shocks upgrade.
I have a Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber. I like it a lot but a bike like this cannot be the one and only bike. The reason why I have seven different style riding bikes.
The whole practice of shaving weight, upgrading performance parts, eliminate anything unnecessary is alive and well in true street fighter builds. Not factory shit or fat rresr tire stretched bikes but true fighters. It's been going on in Europe for decades, had a big breakout here in the states in early 2000 with shows magazines and buildoff comps. Built a couple fighters and regular bobbers, worse thing is with or without a fender you will have gravel butt !! Lol
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Orange County choppers was located in Newburgh NY 😂
West Coast Choppers is the one in Calif.
When are u guys gonna ride the ccm spitfire bobber
Yammie... How the hell could you forget the new Indian Chief!
Someone messed up...lol Orange county choppers wasn't based out of orange county California....it was orange county NY. The shop is now for sale. It's about 20 minutes from my house.
Yeah, that was a pretty big mistake. 🙂
Came to the comments to find this one! Lol.
Was hoping someone said it.
You're right. I just made a similar comment.
Newburgh, NY. Can see the shop from i87. Used to deliver to a couple places in town near them.
First bike was Indian Scout Bobber (big boy version). No regrets, hands down best decision of my life.
I’m about to go get my first motorcycle. 2021 Indian Scout Bobber Twenty. This video was well placed for me lol.
@@salty8752 it's gunna change your life, have fun!
@@matthewsinclair507 will do.
Such a good looking bike once you take those giant pipes off it
@@Meowface. yup! Did that in the first month! Now if doesn't sound like a sewing machine.
I've got a 2021 Indian Scout Bobber in that maroon matte paint. Literally purchased it because of the engine and that paint color. It's so damn good to look at. 2 years later I'm still in love.
I want that bike so god damn bad my buddy got one but in like a midnight blue but had indigo seats with midnight blue stitch. im so jelouse lol
Just got done with my metric bobber, by far the best looking bikes IMO. Just hate the Californian lane filtering bars but most look amazing.
Best looking bikes? Lmao. Get lost scrub. Sport and naked bikes look better than that garbage. Go cry
Suzuki 650??? That thump life ??
I've been driving my Indian Scout Bobber since January and I don't regret a second. I've already changed it a bit optically: new seat, Wunderkind custom parts from Germany, new exhaust system and a few cosmetics. I love this bike and am almost sure I will keep it after buying my second machine. Yes, sometimes it hurts when your spine comes out of your neck when you hit a pothole. But I love her.
I am wondering if the Scout Bobber 60 would be ok for a new rider? I really love the way those Indians look but I don’t have much experience.
Hey @@Allie_Rose! I definitely recommend that you do a little test drive. As for the experience, I can only tell you how it was for me. Here in Germany we have to pass a theoretical and a practical test for motorcycling - even if we already have a driver's license. This guarantees a safe start even for beginners. The bike itself is a little uncomfortable, but it is beautiful and unique on the market along with the Triumph Bonneville Bobber. The performance of the Sixty is definitely enough to have fun with it. You can also customize them with many after market parts. As for the price, you have to know that it is definitely not cheap. For a beginner, I think a Scout Bobber is a good choice, but of course you have to be aware that this is a fairly heavy bike with compromises in equipment. As a really good alternative, I can definitely recommend the Honda Rebel 1100 or the Vulcan S. Much cheaper, good equipment - just a little less soul. Drive safe!
@@Zitronenbaum-v5s Thank you for the recommendations!
Loving my 2022 Triumph Bonneville Bobber. Some are pointing out the ride is harsh, but it’s my 3rd bike that doesn’t see many miles. Love riding it around, whether it’s highway or city. Always get great compliments and start some cool conversations. It’s the one motorcycle in my stable right now I’d never sell.
Eleven years and 84,000 miles ago, I went with a used 2009 Nightster. Reliable as an AK-47, and just as refined. I rode it today, still crushing miles. One of the first things you change is the suspension front and rear. For reference, the first thing I changed on my 2018 DRZ was the suspension, front and rear.
I just bought the Bonneville bobber a few months back and I absolutely love it.
Man, you own my dream bike. I currently own a VFR for my first bike but saving up for a bonnie bobber. How's it been so far of owning it?
@@V4demon_ I love it, did a few mods and I absolutely love riding it.
@emcsquared8681 When I went for my test, I had my mind set on a harley 48. My step dad, who's a big hooligan motard and sportbike rider, would take the piss saying they are junk, etc. Found me this VFR, I do love it, sounds great, and it is quick, but I just love that bobber look. The sound and look of Vtwins and parallel bobbers just hit it for me, and for right out the factory, the bonneville bobber just ticks all the boxes. Have you done exhaust and fender delete?
@@V4demon_ yeah, changed up the exhaust I also put shorty fenders on front and back. Downturned mirrors. I got the chrome addition which I just love that paint job.
Thank you Yam and team for all your videos, especially recently the ones with Derrick! I passed my MSF today!
I love my Bonnie Bobber. Super fun. It's definitely a form over function bike but frankly any motorcycle is form over function in the US
Sees a guy in town on his Bergman (and of course it was in Beige), nah, there are a few that are all function no form. Rare, but there are a few.
My 23 Bonnie rides /functions as good as any I’ve owned..
Just picked up my Triumph Bobber - been a superbike guy for years but this was my retirement present to myself. It feels good at any speed and I have been a fan of the bobber/cafe racer all my life!
I’m currently in the same situation just about. I ride a gsxr750, z650 and a zx14r. Obviously these bobbers aren’t as fast as the 2 super bikes, but I imagine it has to be more comfortable right? I saw it has 76hp, and for the weight, how does that do for you? My z650 has a whopping 35hp, but it’s also much lighter, so I’m curious how that plays in. Trying to decide between a new 750 or the triumph bobber, but the bobber looks much more classy imo.
@@gregregor9689 With the understanding that I live in Thailand where bikes are the most dangerous toy you can have, I am pretty happy with the pull off the line all the way to third gear. Even in 6th it can roll on speed to pass or avoid obstacles. But now since I am not trying to break the sound barrier anymore, I love turning heads as I cruise by in a very stylish bike. Today I got a bit lost and found my way home after 100km, and the whole time I was smiling and very comfortable. Tomorrow I have an all day trip with the T100 and T120 Triumph group here in Pattaya and I am certain it will be comfortable and fun.
Just bought a Indian scout bobber 3 days ago so this was a welcome vid. Started on a svartpilen earlier this year due to this channel. Keep it up!
How is the Black Arrow? What is its’s pros?
@@SimplicityForGood The svart was really nice, looked amazing, rode well. Great for the money. I only upgraded because i had a good opportunity and the indian was my dream bike. Svart did surprisingly well off road, brakes were amazing. Suspension was really nice. Only drawbacks were its gas tank being really small, and it low weight made it really get blown around badly by any crosswind or turbulence from other vehicles at high way speeds.
Currently building a 77 Shovel bobber. Can’t wait to get back riding.
Had a Triumph Bonneville Bobber Black for about 3 months before selling it. Thing was plenty fast and badass looking (definitely needed straight pipes and a windscreen), but I found myself constantly riding the FZ-07 instead due to better handling. Dragging pegs, rough suspension, and tank slappers are not as fun as I thought they'd be.
same, had a bobber. still one of the best looking bikes but sold it after a few months. too rough, especially suspension wise. now have a bmw r1250r for twisty/sporty stuff (considering to swap that for a Triumph Speed Twin) and a Harley FatBoy for when my midlife crisis acts up again.
Glad to read your comment. Bonneville Bobber is high on my wish list, but I'm concerned how much riding I'd actually do on it. I think Yammie forgot to mention the most important part of a Bobber - Practically no rear suspension. Beautiful on a Freeway, backbreaking over a pothole.
@@tsubadaikhan6332 yeah well, I live in Belgium, in the so-called Flemish Ardennes. Roads with potholes aplenty. My FatBoy doesn't do so well either there. One reason I got the BMW, very good suspension. The BMW GS (I have a roadster) is the best sold bike for a reason here.
Funny, I’ve had mine for 6 months or so now and I love it! That’s what makes a horse race. Go to your dealership and ride one 👍🏻
Why don't you just change the suspension instead of bike?
I bought an Indian Scout Bobber back in Feb and love it. I had a bad experience at the Harley dealer where I learned how to ride and remembered your Indian Scout video and pulled the trigger on one.
My first bike was a Basket Case 57 Pan, which I built into a Bobber. That aside, the ACT of creating a Bobber is a Bob-Job, the Bike itself is a Bobber.
It’s like Yammie is reading my thoughts. Was about to pull the plug on an Indian Bobber!
I bought one in 2018. I love it however I had to change the seat and I put some 12" apes on mine. The factory seat was atrocious.
Do it.
If I hadn't changed my preferences to retro nakeds, I would be all over that bad boy... that Scout screams "ride me" louder than my ex....
Plug or trigger? 🤔
@@positivelynegative9149 hilarious!
I was having the same thought
Man. I guess I’m old. Give me suspension and distance comfort. Bobbers look cool and that’s the absolute end of the allure for me.
I’d say the shadow phantom is more of a bobber than the rebel
What?! No mention of the TRIUMPH Bonneville Bobber in the introduction??? 🤣🤣🤣
In all seriousness that would be the bobber I'd choose, don't know why they just look oh so good...I'd sacrilegiously want a 2-up seat option though!!!
Plug for the Royal Enfield Classic as a great new Bobber you can get. Removing the pinion gives it a def Bobber look. Despite the low HP numbers, it's been one of the best bikes I've ever owned. Handles way better than it has any right to.
Big pros for awesome classical music in the background - love it! And also the content!
My new to me 02 Triumph Daytona is total Bauhaus - form follows function. Fast, comfortable & light compared to other bikes that can outrun any stock Harley & has a bit of aero for doing the ton up. Given what I want to practice, it’s pretty practical. I feel the need…and I don’t enough wind in a car. Does have a pillion seat, my one concession to fancy.
Any bike that keeps its rider happy is a practical bike.
- Matt’s dad, still doing what I want
I drive a customized Suzuki vs700... ppl often call it a chopper, but in reality it is a stripped down bopper with apehangers... I like the low compact look with the bars raised up like horns on a goat! lol
YEAH. I want a Bobber - with the footpegs in the RIGHT PLACE, not way out the front, so I feel like I'm trying to stand up, when I brake hard. Just put them by the swing-arm pivot, like every other normal bike!
Thank you so much for this Yam. Learned a lot and have even more of an appreciation for his style of bike than I already did coming which was quite high already. Love the look of those Indian bobbers. Jeez
Just want to say that I appreciate you reliable content.
I recently got to test ride jawa perak. It fits a lot of the check points about bobbers, and its an absolute delight to ride. Just so light and quick for a bike that capacity
Cut the tail of my Vulcan 500, put better rear tire, a shorter rear fender, single seater.
The best thing I've ever done with my own hands.
An advertisement for the Indian Scout Bobber was the bike that made me decide to learn to ride a motorcycle at all... absolutely love the look of that bike. Still don't own one, and probably never will... but I will always have a soft spot for that bike... maybe if they sell enough of them that they become super cheap as they age, I'll get one.
There are so many styles of strange vehicles out there, but no "cruiser" dirt bikes designed to ride through wildernis while feeling like hanging out on a sofa, even though this is one of the most relaxing things you can do on a lazy summer day.
Great video. I chuckle when I see Indian bobbers with batwing fairing, stereos, and saddlebags.
I think the best “bobber” style motorcycle from factory is definitely the Harley 48 sportster the fat tires the peanut tank low handlebars nothing fancy really on it I just think it looks the most bobber of any new bike from factory just my opinion
Lol I really liked the 48 too until I found the Triumph bobber. It's literally what pops in my head when I think bobber style.
agree 100%
@@calebsmith5550same here..I just wish the tank wasn’t so small because I like to ride a lot. I also learned to slow the hell down and got better mileage. No brainer I suppose..
Umm, American chopper was in orange county NY.... 😳
Orange county CA 🤣🤣🤣
Lol
Glad I wasn’t the only one that caught that.
🥹how cute
I'm going to lie to myself and say he was making a joke
snowed a lot there
Yammie had a bobber of a time keep up the good work
Have an XL1200 Nightster w/ about 100 custom features. Looks and runs great. Not overly comfortable.
Bonneville bobber is the absolute dream bike for me. That and the Harley Fatboy
“Cafe Racers, Scramblers, and Bobblers…” 🤣😂🤣 This guy kills me!
Man, all that content on the Fat Bob was incredible. (Sarcasm indicator is on) Yam’s big swing toward Harleys all started with an off road Pan Am test ride. Hahaha.
I do like bobbers. Good vid.
I thought I'd see the Obese Robert as well...
I’m proud of my both bobbers. Triumph Bonneville Bobber & Indian Scout Bobber. 🤘🏼
As an aspiring rider, nakeds and bobbers are catching my love for exposed innards 😂. I think the 32 yr old in me is looking at the bobber instead of a regular cruiser because I still need to maintain my sense of bad ass-ness mentally. Top3: Indian scout bobber 60, Honda rebel 500/1100, maybe triumph bonneville.
Just got my bobber style motorcycle. Indian Scout Rogue. Love it. It is amazing
Nerd point: Guzzi's V9 Bobber has been putting out 64 bhp since 2021, still not a rocket ship but a useful bump in power over the earlier bikes
I do love my 2018 Indian scout bobber but I did have to change the seat and bars. Took it on a nice ride this year, Pennsylvania to Tennessee, rode the dragon. Then to Murphy north Carolina and from there up to Connecticut to visit some friends and back to Pennsylvania.
Definitely not the most comfortable bike for such a trip but it was plenty of fun!
The Triumph and Indian were the 2 nicest. Tough choice if you had to pick one.
I AM GETTING A BOBBER TOMORROW AND MY NICK NAME HAS BEEN BOB JOB FOR OVER 10 YEARS AND NOBODY KNEW! INSANE!
The Bonneville Bobber is hands down the best looking, best handling factory Bob, unfortunately can't be your only bike. It's a head turner nonetheless
Curious as to say why can’t be your only bike? I’m about to trade in my 09 CBR 1000 for an 18 custom triumph bobber the CBR 1000 as well as it is it’s a race bike so it’s not that practical for cruising and around town usage in long distance riding
Ha ha! Makes the same H.P. as a modern sportster! I added 20 hp to my nightster w/ pipes, power commander computer, dyna tuned...now I still putt around in 4th gear! 😆
Dammit Yammie... I'm gonna watch this coz I watch all of your vids. But please don't crap all over my dream of getting a bobber as my first bike :( ....to be continued...
A few minutes later...
Phew. Thanks Yammie. That was nice. :)
Get the bobber. Take what this kid says about them with a grain of salt, after all he thought Orange County Choppers was literally based in Orange County California 🙄
OCC was Orange County NY he got a tattoo on his shoulder because so many people kept mistaking it..
Real bobbers had a bob job. Loved my WLA Bobber from 1947, but now I want to Bob an XV1600 next!
Revolution performance makes a big bore kit for the Scout AND scout sixty as they share the same bottom end. They punch it out to 79" and over 100Hp at the rear wheel. This actually makes the scout sixty the best value on the market.
Orange County, CA...lol.
Guess Papa never actually watched the show.
HD Nightster '07 and later Iron 883 (& 1200) are the bikes who started this modern bober trend 15 years ago. And they both have been most succesful in terms of sales. Quite strange that they are not featured on this video despite not having "bober name attached". Even mentioned Honda Rebel (and strangely absent Yamaha Bolt) style-wise are basically HD Iron rip-off.
@6:00 did Yam say “Boblers”? Or is that just me?
He did.... I'll let him have it though.
Anyone else remember the old series "Great biker build-off"? Or "World Biker Build-off"? Billy Lane vs Indian Larry was awesome.
Those bob job jokes really got me
OCC is in Newburgh NY. Thought you might want to know
Love the scout bobber
I can’t help but stop and stare when I see one
One day I will own one for myself
Indian scout 60 is going to be my first bike! I’m so stoked.
Orange county NY not Cali. I live like 20 mins from where the OC Choppers shop was and had had lunch there a bunch.
FYI...Orange County Choppers was not based out of Orange County, CA
Thank you for the pube ad and saying the should be banned word "bob job" while I had my grandma over next to me lol 💀
I’m glad I passed on the Triumph bobber and went with the Bonneville T120. At 6’3” 200 that monoshock was was a no-go for me.
A potential idea for the channel: Maybe you can make videos about older bikes for people starting out. You can test old motorcycles and make content about them to show beginners with a low budget a place to start. Ofcourse most beginners are unexperienced with wrenching on motorcycles but you guys can help with that. Maybe Spite can make a video series in wich he explains all the basic things to keep an older bike running.
Hell, you can even make content about how to be prepared for buying second hand old bikes. And there must be a lot more potential content to be made involving older bikes.
information about Older bikes are not easy to find on youtube so you can be an exclusive channel that combines beginners and older affordable motorcycles!
I would love it! Especially now that newer motorcycles sound and feel like dying scooters with these emissions.
Most of yammie noobs viewers seem to be people who want to get into motorcycling and i think they want to do it cheap. Give them a way to get their dreams cheap and i think they will watch all the content that helps them reach those dreams! Good for the channel, good for beginners, good recycling for nature,
Everything you just said, they done it. Watch the videos
You want to tell them how to run there channel. Omw dude whats wrong with you🤣
@@chrisbekker9698 just want to help chris, i made the comment because of the yammie noob video from yesterday about that they stop making offroad riding videos that dont get views.
They said the majority of their viewers seem to be beginners looking to buy a motorcycle. And i just wanted to share a potential idea for the channel. Please dont be rude because their are enough people that have no bad intentions. Thank you.
I received an incredible bobber last night.
I mean. The factory bobbers are cool and all. But you kinda missed the mark on account of most bobbers are custom made. It wloud have been cool to see some modern custom bobber builds.
Orange County California 😄 u said it on purpose yammie!
My buddy bobbed his 1980 goldwing and man she cooks.
Lol, I kind of want to see that thing in person, I can only imagine!
@@jakegarrett8109 its beautiful. It keeps up with our friends MT09. He also fabricated his own cosmetics. On the side of the tank, he made a stainless steel and brass ornate plates that look amazing against the black fuel tank.
@@maluinthe90s That sounds awesome, and a cool friend!
That Triumph Bobber looks sick
Ahhhh arabesque no.2, very classy tune selection yams😂
A cruiser with small or no fenders, low height, loud dual exhaust, and either drag bars or ape hangers is a bobber.
Now I'm gonna refer to them as Bob Jobs it reminded me of my grandfather
If you guys want a bobber just go to Blue collar bobbers and pick one of the bikes that they have kits for. I suggest the V Star or the Vulcan 900
I think the Bolt is among the better looking bikes done bobber style.
Paul and Paul Jr. weren't in Orange Co. California when they had their original reality show together....It was somewhere on the East Coast.
This was actually an enjoyable video! Thank you for this!
Cracks me up when I see people install spikes all over their bike especially their handlebar clamps.
Triumph! Without a shadow of doubt! 👌👏👏
Orange county California??? 🤔. Come on man
My partner had an Indian Bobber (2019). While it was a fun bike, it was not conducive to long rides that we gravitate towards. Is telling that Indian sells a "comfort" seat as well as rear shocks upgrade.
I have a Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber. I like it a lot but a bike like this cannot be the one and only bike. The reason why I have seven different style riding bikes.
Guzzi V9 Bobber owner...LOVE IT!!!! I'm Special
Surprised no mention of the Yamaha Bolt.
The whole practice of shaving weight, upgrading performance parts, eliminate anything unnecessary is alive and well in true street fighter builds. Not factory shit or fat rresr tire stretched bikes but true fighters. It's been going on in Europe for decades, had a big breakout here in the states in early 2000 with shows magazines and buildoff comps.
Built a couple fighters and regular bobbers, worse thing is with or without a fender you will have gravel butt !! Lol
Dearest Yamito, it's Orange County in NY, not California
They're from Orange County, NY, not CA.
More bobbers should come with heat wrap on the exhaust from the factory, because it makes the bikes look way better.
I will die on this hill.
And you will enjoy many cracked pipes as a result. Have fun on the hill with your cooling looking, but very broken exhaust!
I want an old-school bobber, I don't want a new looking bike with the intentions of a bobber but doesn't look like a bobber.
Hahahaha! Until I watched this video, I had never known why they called them bobbers. But I've road ADV bikes all my life, so.
Bonneville has "modern features" like showa front suspension, Brembo brakes, and abs.....sounds like every Harley I've ever owned
The Bonneville and Guzzi look pretty nice.
My brother just got an Indian scout. He loooooves it.
At last, a Guzzi gets a mention on YN🥳..even if it is the one I’ll never own. 🤷♂️( I’m holding out for the Mandello)🤞
No BMW R18 mention even!
Beamer snuffed again on YN
It’s not a bobber!
You had me a Dewey decibels😂😂😂
Facts Yammie great vid bro so I brought all these thumbs ups for ya algorithms fam great job 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💫💯🚀
3:18 Leather jacket for safety, loafers for cool.