Hm, very interesting low profile rear end. Kinda like the look of it, but assume the ride comfort (or the lack of it) makes you really think whether to keep it? What mufflers are those by the way? Look rather nice too. ✌🏻
I use the Indian Scout rear shocks, but i had to remove it do to the belt rubbing off on the upper subframe, so i was recomended to use the Regular Indian Chief rear shocks that lowers one inch, bike rides just as good as the stock shocks, but will loose about an inch of lean angle if you like to ride agressive this will not be as good as the Fox stock Shocks that raises this bike 1 inch. The exhaust is the stock I just shortern it and clean out the inside, for a nice deep rumble.
I had a Scout Bobber and HAD to swap out the rear shocks, and it was an amazing improvement, especially in cornering. I still have the stock ones, and would like my Sport Chief a little lower, but there's no way I'm putting those crappy shocks back on anything. The Scout is a budget bike, and nearly everything on it is low quality. Shocks, seat, brakes, headlight, forks. Sure, they're "good enough" but not for a serious rider. The Sport Chief seems to have much better quality in the build, and you can just tell that by the rear shocks and front brakes. And like you said.....this is just one guys' opinion. @@JSMotorbiking-mo8tb
One thing i have learn is that everyone has their own taste, this may be ugly to you, but not for everyone especially for me, it is the stock exhaust shorten!
Picking up a 2024 Sport Chief in Icon Smoky Quartz Metallic Pearl on Friday. Searching all over the world for an aftermarket exhaust that would work with the 2024. Please, please, please teach me how I can do this to mine. And also, did you have to do any tuning? Thanks in advance
nice bike..Indian over Harley
Damn it I just bought a 2023 Scout Bobber Ruby Smoke and added a bunch of aftermarket upgrades and now I want one of these, guess I'm getting 2 Bikes.
Hm, very interesting low profile rear end. Kinda like the look of it, but assume the ride comfort (or the lack of it) makes you really think whether to keep it? What mufflers are those by the way? Look rather nice too. ✌🏻
I use the Indian Scout rear shocks, but i had to remove it do to the belt rubbing off on the upper subframe, so i was recomended to use the Regular Indian Chief rear shocks that lowers one inch, bike rides just as good as the stock shocks, but will loose about an inch of lean angle if you like to ride agressive this will not be as good as the Fox stock Shocks that raises this bike 1 inch. The exhaust is the stock I just shortern it and clean out the inside, for a nice deep rumble.
I had a Scout Bobber and HAD to swap out the rear shocks, and it was an amazing improvement, especially in cornering. I still have the stock ones, and would like my Sport Chief a little lower, but there's no way I'm putting those crappy shocks back on anything. The Scout is a budget bike, and nearly everything on it is low quality. Shocks, seat, brakes, headlight, forks. Sure, they're "good enough" but not for a serious rider. The Sport Chief seems to have much better quality in the build, and you can just tell that by the rear shocks and front brakes. And like you said.....this is just one guys' opinion. @@JSMotorbiking-mo8tb
Nice exhaust mod
Sounds good but pipes look ugly
One thing i have learn is that everyone has their own taste, this may be ugly to you, but not for everyone especially for me, it is the stock exhaust shorten!
@@JSMotorbiking-mo8tb 👍
I love what you did those pipes
Sounds great and they look like a couple of grenades
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@@deangelisstudio1 my thoughts exactly! I thought they were V&H grenades when I first saw them lol
With the modification of the pipes, has it thrown any fault codes yet?
Picking up a 2024 Sport Chief in Icon Smoky Quartz Metallic Pearl on Friday. Searching all over the world for an aftermarket exhaust that would work with the 2024. Please, please, please teach me how I can do this to mine. And also, did you have to do any tuning? Thanks in advance
Wait for the next video I have installed a set of rear end caps. Sorry this will be hard to teach unless I documented it since day one.