INDIAN VS HARLEY DAVIDSON Why I bought an Indian Instead of a Harley
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มี.ค. 2022
- FASTLANE Talks about why he chose an Indian Scout Bobber over a Harley Davidson
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"There is nothing more rebellious than thinking for yourself" - Amen to that!
Right????? Ha thanks man! Dare to think for yourself!!!!! Thanks for the Comment Hector!
Can't argue that. Do what you do though.
Love you're vedo right on brother. I'm in the philippines heading to las vegas Soon. to work But came across this indian motorcycle that's actually drive me crazy have to have it maybe I'm going through a midlife crisis but whatever it is i love it. You're right about harley davidson but what do I know i never road a motorcycle in my life. I need to before my life ends. Iv done a lot of crazy things in my life flying trapeze people said you can't do that i wine up on ringling brothers circus lol and otherfamous circuses around the world. So now I won't that indian motorcycle. I will go to class to learn what ever it takes I'm getting that bike lol I think it's the one you have. take care brother talk to you soon I can't wait to get back to work. I'm would of Ben in Vegas by now but immigration wouldn't let me leave because I guess you have to have a visa for korea I'm like what the f... and a clearance certificate as well amongst other things it's crazy but I think i have everything I need now so I can get the hell out of here. Soon. God bless take care soory I give you a ear full lol
That is so awesome Robert! I don’t think it’s a mid life crisis… you sound like a guy that has enjoyed living your life to the fullest and you’re just ready to add something else to enrich your life ….. it sounds so generic to say but I have found riding so incredibly relaxing…. Being out on the road and find my self blowing my breath out a sigh of relief:) hope you make it out of Korea soon and get to the states! Vegas bound !!!!
it's all about art of the being outside of the box..
You wanna know why I got an Indian instead of a Harley? You don’t see everyone riding around on Indians. I wanted something different than what everybody else has.
Agreed Stephen……. I love rarely seeing another bike like mine around town :)
Way bettet bike anyway
I live in York,pa where Harley’s are made. I’m gonna get an Indian cause Harley’s are everywhere 😂😂
@guitaristwagner right on! 👍 Gotta agree there is a sea of em
100% EXACTLY
Absolutely spot on about Harley dealerships. I went in to put money down on a Fourty Eight, and a some dude was giving me shit for wanting it. He said it was a girl's bike, it was too small, and I needed to get a Road Glide or something. Guy didnt even work there, he was just shopping for apparel. Salesmen was no help either, thought I was just window-shopping.
I left, went to the other side of town and bought a Yamaha. I swear, Harley owners are doing more damage to the company than they realize.
Yep 👍…:that’s the exact mentality that I’m talking about……The 48 is an absolutely beautiful bike…..there’s a very unhealthy peer pressure system that surrounds the brand like none other and you are right it does damage to the brand as people get turned off to it by some of the owners….I would think if a guy with a Road glide saw you looking at a 48 he would be happy that you were joking the team not belittle you and actually turn you away…. And that salesman should’ve had some balls and had your back….he could’ve made a sale and potentially a future returning customer as many people that start on Sportsters do continue on with the brand:)
Maybe I’ve just been lucky. I go check out the dealerships around me as I save for my first bike and the guys at my local Harley shop are nothing but fantastic. Both the dealers and the other customers. Some dealerships have told me I couldn’t hear what the bikes sounded like because I wasn’t planning on purchasing. The guys at the shop asked me if I wanted to listen to any of em just because. And the other shoppers have had the same positive and inviting attitude
@noctis8596 yeah it kinda just depends on the particular dealership:)
Don’t be so sensitive lol. Majority of people make bad decisions buying sportsters only to trade them in a year later bc they realize they ARE too big and want more out of a motorcycle. He was prob trying to save you some financial heartache
@@nickricholetti754In a way, he did. I bought a Japanese bike instead lol
I agree with you 100%. I worked with a hard core Harley rider for 8 years. He rode like 40 miles to work every day and rallies at least half the summer weekends. He said to me he had more respect for a guy who rode a 150 cc scooter as their main mode of transportation through any weather than a weekend Harley rider lucky to top 5000 miles a year. And he added..."ya'know...when it isn't raining...or they aren't golfing". I laughed out loud at that.
Ha!!! Thanks for sharing Bram!
the same thing happened to me with my Indian Scout 60 2021, I just love this bike to death. my best days are when I am on my Indian! PS I am 74yrs old and I couldn't deal with the weight of my Harley Dyna fxdc anymore, but thanks to Indian and their low bike design and lighter bikes! I am still riding.
Nice Toby!!!! Representing for the older guys! Dude that is so cool your still riding man! Keep you young :) Yep the scout is just a very well balanced machine thanks to the low center of gravity!
Oh hell yes. That’s fantastic.
Even Pancho Villa had one.
Dude that’s an interesting and very cool fact! Thanks for pointing that out /)
@@FASTLANEMOTO be safe, ride safe and enjoy your life.
Couldn’t agree more. They gotta let people buy what they want, when they want, instead of upsetting potential customers, and talking themselves out of a sale at the same time. I was deciding between a Softail Slim and a Sportster 1200 Superlow after years of riding superbikes. I was fortunate to have a very helpful and honest salesman (verified by asking many questions I already knew the answer to). I went with the Sportster for its size, it’s style, and it’s price. With all the accessories and stage two performance upgrades I got with the bike, it actually ended up costing a few grand more than the stock Softail. But, I got exactly what I wanted; several years have since passed, the loan is paid off, it’s still exactly the bike I want, and I have no plans to get rid of it.
Wait a minute….. you mean you still like your Sportster ….. according to the salesman you should’ve hated and out grown it in about 6 months 😜 hahahahahah
Patience and looking at everything I could find on the two brands is what led me to Indian. I went Roadmaster Dark Horse because I need the luggage, I'm an OTR trucker so I carry my go bag, laundry and a few other things back and forth to work.
Right on Aaron!!!! Roadmaster Darkhorse is Sick dude!!!!!!
The reason I bought my Scout was actually from the Harley salesman. I was checking out an 18 iron 1200. I actually liked that bike. 9950 price, looked great. Had like 3k miles on it. I told him 10k was my price range. He told me the Scout bobber was a way more capable bike. So I bought my 2020 Scout bobber with 1k miles on it for 10k. At the Indian dealer. My local Indian dealer really sweetened the deal to say the least. Never had a better experience with a dealership! Good stuff man! Keep up the badass content!
That’s Sick Dude!!!! Yep I haven’t looked back since I got the Bobber….. crept maybe in the middle of the handle bar install lol… watch the vid where I describe what I did wrong if you haven’t …..Uhg! Thanks for the support man! Been busy this week but more vids on the way! Appreciate you watching and the comments! Peace
When I bought my Sportster S the Harley dealership was great.
Didn’t try to persuade me to get a different bike or anything. Even took away all of the dealer fees for one that only had 200 miles on it.
That's awesome, how did they sweeten the deal?
Good choice. The Iron 1200 looks nice but it is too basic with not much power in my opinion. I don’t drive fast but love the pull of a high torque bike for city driving. The Iron does not have it. Love your choice.
@@whordie6970 really the 1200 doesn't have much torque? I thought was the harley claim to fame! Alot of harley bois at work gave me shit for my "little" bike. Well...the used to anyway. 🤣 Thanks man. I love my Scout, I changed a few things on it. It is so dang comfortable now. I take little trips on it and couldn't be happier with the thing.
The thing that stood out for me was the look of the Indian Scout Bobber and like you stated it was different . Definitely the bike for me.
Absolutely love it.
Happy Trails and God Bless.
Thanks Rich! Agreed to me it looks like a piece of art! The lines just flow so nicely! Pure class!
Totally understand man. Tried a ton of bikes when I wanted to upgrade from my Shadow Aero to something bigger and more comfortable for highway riding for me and my wife. The moment I sat on the Indian Roadmaster... it was like you said... hand in glove. Love that bike. Truth is I didn't have any issues with any of the dealers at all. They were all great to deal with. Ultimately just came to the bike that felt right was the one that we got. Found a nice 1 year old bike that saved us a bunch of $ and had tons of upgrades on it. Was a no brainer. Helps a lot that it's a really different looking bike too... doesn't look like all the other bikes out there.
Nice Miles! Yep you know it when it’s the one! Just something sparks on ya….. mine feels like a buddy to me sometimes I find myself givin it an atta boy pat on the tank lol
@@FASTLANEMOTO atta boy... thats very cool!
Love this video. Thank you. The only problem is that now I have even more to think about for a second bike (currently riding a MT-07). I admit that the Scout has caught my eye. A test ride may be in order. Great content!
Hahahahahaha thanks!!!!! Mission accomplished dude! The MT-07 is sick!!!!!!!
No cruiser is ever going to be as much fun as an MT-07!
@@mhoeij I have an MT-07 and an Indian scout bobber 20 and I honestly enjoy the Indian a little more 😀
Hey Bud! I own a 2k21 scout bobber and i just absolutely love the bullet-like feeling on a "cruiser". A black panter looking for charge describes it really well, because the handling feels like nothing else thanks to a really low center of gravity 😎
Right on Klaus! Thanks for watching Dude!
I was in a pandemic era funk, recently dumped, and turning 48. I was watching one of those silly Progressive commercials and saw a 2021 Scout Bobber ABS in Maroon Metallic Smoke and I was instantly smitten. If I was a cartoon dog, my eyes would have protruded grotesquely from my skull and my tongue would have rolled in and out of my mouth like a party favor. I'd never even owned a bike, but I called a dealer, sent a non-refundable deposit and anxiously waited almost 5 months for her arrival. And just like that, I was a member of "The Tribe." As you mentioned, I love how unique and rare it is to see an Indian, whereas Harleys are a dime a dozen. Also, watching how unmercifully South Park parodied Harley riders was the clincher . . . 😂
Hahahaha right on dude!!!! Unfortunately I was recently refered to in comment as looking like on of those South Park motorcyclist lol!!!!!
Yea south park is running out of things and people to parody. Its good that i dont let sp weigh in on my decisions. Otherwise wouldn’t allow myself to enjoy anything.
Agreed!
Good for you man to buy a bike to help get over the bad year...I was in same boat you are or were...lost a job....broken wrist...bad case of covid...and the worst my girlfriend broke it off with me to and crushed me cause we rode together and i redid her one bike and partially onother of her bike.Terrible year...but i to bought my second harley(used)but o well...Next year thinking i may get and indian for a 3rd bike...
@@briandicosmo3843haha I ride a sportster 48. And ima admit that South Park episode is fuckjn gold. By far one of my fav episodes.
I went through the same thing. Upgrading from a Rebel. Looking at a Shadow, Bolt and Valkyrie. I was staying away from HD and Indian because of price, but then started looking at Sportsters. I figured since now I am looking at HD, I might as well at least look at Indian, and when I came across the Scout, love at first sight. Totally hooked when I first rode it. I am pretty agnostic, I think all bikes are cool, but Indian did hit it out of the park with the Scout. I also rode a Scout Bobber for a few days, very cool, a lot of looks. But I am happy with my extra inch of suspension.
What does not Beleiving in an Imaginary God in the Sky "Agnostic" Have to do with Motorycles ?? @Robert Hanson >???
Really enjoyed your video. You made so many points on how you choose the Bobber, witch are the very same reasons I ended up ordering a 2022 Scout from my local Indian dealer.
Right on Don! You will not be disappointed I promise you! Had mine for 2 years and love it every time I get on the thing….heck I love it every time I just look at it lol!!!! Amazing bike and the quality/craftsmanship is just freakin amazing! What model color did you get?
@@FASTLANEMOTO Scout bobber, maroon metallic smoke, just loved that color from the first time I saw it. With pathfinder LED and tact. Should get a call any day that it's in. I find myself as excited as a school boy. Can't wait, this has been a two year process in decision-making and availability.
Nice man! That is a sweet color! Ooooh I want the Pathfinder myself I’ve got I think it’s called an eagle eye or something that someone gave me so I was like yeah I’ll use it cause the stock headlight is hella dim…. But just is way too bright and I find people flashing me thinking it’s on brite…IDK I just don’t think it’s really made for this bike with the lower rear end.
Someone who pokes fun at brands and its meant to be a joke? MY PEOPLE! What up dude? Subbed
Hahahahahaj right on Dude!!!! I’ve watched tons of your stuff…….I am honored man! The only way this day could get any better is if you trashed me in one of your vids!!!!!! 😂
Hmmmmn let me give you a few ideas that viewer have said to me……I’ve been Called Goldilocks….not a man because of my hoop earrings……what happened to men…..I like cheap bikes…… uh 🙄 the list goes on hahahaha.
Oh I almost forgot my favorite…..”Dude you look like a SouthPark biker “
@@FASTLANEMOTO Ha! nah you're safe, I generally don't call out riders by name unless I know them and they're in on the joke, see; FLy n Ride lol
@@BikesBeardsAndBrews ha awesome man! I super appreciate you taking the time to reach out it totally made my day dude … I gave your Channel a shout out :)
Let me just say that I happen to know - professionally - several of the designers at Indian. These guys are riders to their core. Polaris is NOT some faceless multi-national corporate entity. It's based in Minneapolis but was founded in the far north town of Roseau, Minnesota which borders Canada. Indian Motorcycles are made entirely in the US. The engines are cast and built in Osceola Wisconsin. They are designed in Medina, Minnesota. They are put through their paces by brilliant engineers in the small town of Wyoming, Minnesota. The final bikes are built in Spirit Lake, Iowa. They are hand-painted in Vermilion, South Dakota. Polaris rejuvenated the Indian Brand because they believed it had the balls to compete with Harley as an alternative American Motorcycle. They may be the underdog compared to Harley. But they seem to listen to riders. Yes, their dealer network is not quite as sophisticated as Harley. But it is improving. And frankly - damn (at least to me) - their bikes are beautiful.
Thanks for sharing that dude! I gotta say I think they are beautiful as well 😎
You are so right in many ways it is a pleasure to hear your intelligent comments. Congrats mate!
Thanks Pierre!
Great vid man. You pointed out a lot of things to look at, and think about when chosing ANY bike. I myself am looking at the Indian for a future bike. I have the ultra linited but need to size down with where I al retiring too. Thanks for all the different points of view. 👍🏻
Thanks a lot Chris I really appreciate that feedback!
Thanks for the great information, looking for a new bike and been bouncing back and forth between Harley, Indian and Triumph. Like what you said about what feels right. I’ll let you know what I end up with. Leaning heavily on an Indian… cheers!
Right on!!!! No worries at all!!!! I LOOOOOOOVE talking about bikes ….heck I just like to talk lol! I love all the Bikes that you’re speaking of! If you get a chance to go to a demo day from any of those brands do it… send an email or go to your local shops website and see if one is coming to an area near you:)
What did u get?
Great video! In my many years of riding, motorcyclists who label a bike as a "girls" bike are most likely to have chosen whatever they ride based on how masculine the bike makes them feel rather than on how the bike fits their riding habits, use, etc. Not to throw shade on any motorcyclist out there, but if you buy a motorcycle as a status symbol and then put 1200 miles a year on it, why are you spending that money?
Great points David! Thanks for watching Dude!
Ya !
My first bike was an 1990 883 sportster. I had it shipped to Japan via the USAF new bike sales program. I rode it from one end of the country to the other during a four year time frame. I was 20 years old, and had the time of my life.
That is AWESOME Richard!!! What a cool experience that must have been and good on HD for having a program like that back then. Appreciate you watching and commenting dude. And thanks for serving our country man 🇺🇸
Man, I totally agree! It’s the “sparkle” that got me too!😎🤘I just love my 2021 Scout Bobber! It’s just an awesome bike!💪
Yep you just know it when it feels right! :)
Hey dude do you know the lowest price for an Indian Scout Bobber here in Portugal, (which is the country next to Spain, just in case) it's 15 490 euros which is about 16 300 US dollars. That's what I wanted, but I got the Honda Rebel 1100 instead. Performance wise the Rebel 1100 is great I couldn't ask for more but the Indian is beautiful, but hey, I'm 56 and I've had a lotta sports bikes and now I just want cruise and enjoy the ride. O yeah, PS the only thing I like more than motorcycles are my guitars.
Oof that’s very Spendy my friend. The Rebel is an amazing bike so no shade on it at all:) It’s probably very interesting to hear a perspective like mine as one living in the states as compared to accessibility and price in other Countries around the world….. something I’ve never really considered while making a video….. good to think about as I move forward. I honestly never expected this vid to gain such popularity and completely circle the globe 🌎 it’s pretty crazy.. but really cool they I’ve been given the opportunity to chat with people such as yourself from all around the world thanks to this vid:) Thank you so much for watching and sharing your thoughts. Blessings my friend 🙏
The individuality aspect was a big thing for me too. I get so many compliments on my bike and people going "what is it?" I love being different to everybody else, especially since every man and his dog seems to have a Harley Vrod around my area!
@Marc Miller! Yes sir!!! Same here dude it’s a conversation starter everywhere I go. Dare to be different lol!
I ride a Kawasaki mean streak and it’s definitely an attention grabber in the sea of HD glides in my area .
I really agree with what you said and like your new bike. I have an 06 883 Harley. It's the last of the carburators and I like that. I really love how the bike looks and it is big enough and has plenty of power. If I ever did change, which I don't think I will, I would get what you got. Thanks for the video.
Thanks! That’s awesome I will forever love the Sportster! Bet you can wrench on that bad boy too :)
Man, you nailed it! It's good to know that there are still smart people like you on this planet. I rode the Scout and loved it! I own a Sportster that I'm converting into a 1275cc cafe racer. My main bike is a 2022 Rocket 3 R, so, you see, I like big bikes and like small bikes. I like them all! My next one might be a single cylinder British bike. Why? Just because! I'm 67 and I'm not stopping. You don't stop riding because you are old, you get old when you stop riding! Be safe Brother!
Right on Philip! Thanks dude I appreciate it:)
12:26 is what I’ve ALWAYS noticed. I like to be different as well. I test drove my first motorcycle from Indian, and it was the Challenger🥰. I haven’t bought one yet. it’s still a waiting game for me. I love the Scout Bobber’s style. I haven’t been on one yet, so I don’t know how it rides. I’am a fan of Indian simply because I had such a great experience with the dealership. As for Harley…………I’ve NEVER been on a Harley at all. But if I were to go that route, it would be the Road Glide for me. I love baggers. I have plans to own two bikes. A cruiser, and a bagger👌🏽. I would most likely get a Bobber first, before the bagger. Simply because the Bobber is roughly in my price range. I’am hoping to grab one this year🙏🏽. Great video👌🏽.
Thanks for commenting I’m super glad you enjoyed the vid. A motorcycle is a personal choice….no one should be telling you what to ride…. You should ride whatever bike sparks something inside of you ….. looks feel style and budget all come into play when choosing a bike. And if your not sure find out about local demo days for the brands you want to try out or there are rental programs for a lot of the major brands….. yeah it might cost you $100 or so to try one for a day but it’s $$$ well spent….a bike you may have thought you really wanted might not feel right for you at all :) Good luck on the search! Update me when you find the bike you want!
Got my first bike ever brand new. 2018 Indian Scout sixty. Been havin a blast just darting around and doing little custom things. Making a titanium shifter rod next.
Bikes I'd get in a heartbeat.
Triumph Bonneville bobber black
Indian Challenger, Springfield vintage, FTR1200
Harley Night train, Soft tail Slim, Fat bob
Victory Vegas, Jackpot, Octane.
My 2018 scout made me love bikes. Everything else was just neat. Not a hot rod but a slick classy cruiser that has a respectable jump and go.
Glad you got that bike that makes you love riding man. 😁👍
You have great taste in bikes Jonathan!!!! :)
A Little late to the party but subbed! My main ride was an Indian Scout and the only reason I picked it up originally was the price! Brand New for $5k cheaper than the sporty I was looking at. But I still have that and am now building a Vicla Roadking. EDIT; I'm 6"5 and the sportster was WAY too small. After upgrading to the King I can tell you that the Scout is on the small side too, but really did it's job. I ride and shoot, so cruise added to the Scout was a game changer as well. 10/10 recommend.
Right on dude! Better late than never lol!
Looking for a bike in the next few years and this video really helped narrow things down. Thank you bro
Right on Bobby! Ride whatever feels right and sparks something in you! Remember it’s your bike!
You put into words my exact thoughts and experience in the bike buying journey! I had the same reactions about ppl calling some bikes "girly". And I also didn't want to be just another Harley.
Ha love your user name dude!!!!! Do your thang bro!!!!!
Thank you! I’m a 6’5” man and I’ve been searching for a bike that I didn’t look awkward on. I finally gave up and decided on the bike I’ve had my heart set on for a while regardless of my size. And its an Indian
Right on Conner!!!! What are you gonna get?
been riding for 13 years and I just bought a new Indian Scout Bobber. It's what I want. I agree with you, I don't like the whole "it's a beginner bike" mentality. it makes for a great beginner bike but it is not solely a beginner bike. get what you want and ignore the judgment of others. get something you'll love and want to ride more of. you'll never regret it, don't live your life according to others preferences.
Amen 🙏
On point video Dude! Briefly rode a '72 Sportster in the early 80's. I weighed 155. Was told to plant the bike in the ground so it could grow into a real Harley.
Hahahahah! Wow…:yeah ya can’t fix stupid you know? It’s such a tired narrative… that’s a girls bike……thanks not a real Harley……etc etc etc! I mean come up with a new insult at least 😂
Thanks for watching and dropping a comment dude! Much appreciated!
Good video. I currently ride a Honda shadow phantom and I really like it. I'm torn between HD sportster 1200 or idaian bobber.
Thanks Jay appreciate that :) Both are really great bikes just depends on what feels right for you. There are pros and cons with both…to me the Sportster kinda just has that raw motorcycleness …..there are also a million parts to customize one…..the Scout Bobber to me is a little more unique as there are simply just not so many of them out there…. I’ve ridden both of the bikes you speak of and love the looks of them both and honestly kinda wanted to go for a Harley originally… but I gotta say once I rode the Scout there was no competition it just felt like a more refined machine and I fell in love….get yourself in the saddle of both bikes and see which one sparks that joy in your heart :) let me know what you end up with:) Blessings
First time I sat on a scout after trying many others, just felt right. Been 2 years now that I've had my scout and still love the hell out of it. Let a buddy ride it and he bought one a year later lol
Right on “Inappropriate” lol!!!!!
I can totally relate to 'taking the different path'. I've ridden all the Indians at their demo days from the Scout 60 up to the Roadmaster Elite and they're all great bikes but the bobber is the sweetest looking. I've been riding since the 70s, have ridden a lot of different bikes and the only bike that ever gave me that "spark" was the 2010 Victory Vegas 'LE' which I ordered brand new in 2010. There were only 100 of them made (I have #29) so I have never seen another one. Now 12 years later I still ride that LE and it still gives me the ol' "spark" to this day. People still always stop me to check it out and even a lot of Victory owners didn't know about these Vegas LE bikes. Have fun on that new Scout Bobber and stay safe...you made a great choice!👍
Right on Richard keep Rockin man!!!!!
Would anyone recommend a pre Owned Victory For first motorcycle or indian??? Or starting on starter bike new or pre Owned?? Iam 50 +++++ years old never ridden a motorcycle.
Hi Derek great question. I honestly am probably not the best guy to jump in on this as I’ve never owned one …but here are my thought for what they are….. Victories were pretty sweet bikes and I’ve had friends that have or still own them…. They were as you probably know a Polaris product… they basically were taken out of production shortly after Indian( Another product of Polaris) were brought onto the scene….. this really miffed Victory owners and I can see why….they basically felt dumped and Indian was the new Johnny come lately golden boy…..
Here’s what I know
The good
Great bikes, people loved them and or still do ,they were the “Other American bike”besides HD
Good starter bike?
That’s up to debate….they typically were pretty big engined bikes and some of them pretty heavy , I personally think a better started is something that is light more like a 300cc just so you get the feel a bit…. But that’s a matter of opinion…..you wouldn’t want to stay on a little bike like that though you’ll get bored….
I think a good starter is a used bike that you dont mind messing up in the event you dump it.
Ride that for like a year and then go get the bigger bike your dreaming of but that’s just my opinion…. Some people go and just get the bike they want and call it a day and force themselves to learn to ride it.
Hope this helps
@@FASTLANEMOTO Thank you 👍😊
I am 6'1, 208. How is the Scout Bobber for someone my size?
Awesome man! I’m 6.2 230 pounds and I am super comfortable on it. I feel like it is a good sized bike for someone my size….and you will not want for power…. It rocks it’s quick and a ton of fun… also the power delivery is really smooth and has a nice refined feel.
Thanks. I like the look of the Scout Rouge 60 as well.
@unorthodoxstance totally dude! That 19inch front wheel is sick.
i had to sell my Victory Vegas 8 ball cos all the mechanics around were not comfortable servicing an unfamiliar bike, however 5 years of ownership always ran perfectly! Was really keen on switching to the Indian Dark Horse but Harley gave me a really great trading price for a Breakout 114. Congrats on your purchase man Indian Scouts a great bike, hope you are not too "big" for it compared to Sportsters lol
Hahahahahaah! Thanks Caleb……I definitely am too big for this bike lol!!!!!
Unfamiliar bike? Lmao! It's not some hybrid electric nuclear fueled motor. It's a v-twin like any other v-twin. Same wires, pistons, cylinders.. if anything It's easier. Less gaskets and simplified design. Smh
Yep, love my stunning 2019 Indian Springfield in steel gray and metallic burgundy. Cruiser Heaven, all day, every day.
Saweeeeeeet!
Thanks, you have a great perspective on bikes. Thanks for mentioning ‘patience’, I’m in the process of deciding what to trade my Goldwing on. I really miss the v-twin scene, planning my road back.
Thanks John appreciate the kind words:) Hondas are great bikes and I have had a few :) but I completely understand the want for a V twin :)
Fast Lane first time viewer. Nice job you kept me listening, I agree with your word of wisdom. Keep up the good work by the way I ride a 2015 Honda Shadow Aero.
Right on Ronald! Thanks for the atta boy! Love Hondas :)
I have two bikes, a harley wide glide and a ducati desert sled. I love both depending on my mood. I agree with everything you said. Ride what makes you happy. My first 2 bikes were Hondas, I miss them both, great bikes. As you said bullet proof. I worked with a woman that was barely 5'2" and 100 lbs, she rode a harley soft tail springer, she looked so tiny on that bike but she handled it like a pro so every bike is a "girl's" bike if that is what she wants.
Ha! Right on Larry! Do your thing bro!!!!!!
I actually went the opposite route. Had a 21 scout bobber and loved it for local streets but it was far from comfortable on the highway especially when it’s windy and since you are sitting like a taco on it. I spent a lot of money and headache to make the scout bobber comfortable but only ended up making it look ugly lol It’s not meant to be a highway cruiser at the end of the day. Also once you go above 75 miles, there’s a lot of vibrations. I now ride a 22 Harley fatbob 114 and while it’s heavier, it’s much better ride and comfort overall. Better in almost every way in my experience. Cheers!
Right on dude! I can dig it man! I will def agree Bobber is far better an around town bike and that’s mostly what I do (at least up to this point) I haven’t really noticed the vibrations you experienced weird……but I did come off a Rebel 300 before getting the Scout……..yeah that guy on the freeway feels like your riding a 10 speed lol!
@@FASTLANEMOTO Lucky you brother. I'm here in Dallas Texas and every where you go you have to take the damn highway lol Wish I was more in an urban city where I could ride more around town. That's what the Scout bobber was best at. Enjoy the scout bobber, it's still an amazing bike!
Thanks dude appreciate it brother.
You just got a new sub man. You seem like a great dude to hang with! Ride. Live and Smile
Right on thanks!!!!! Glad you’re enjoying it!
Just saw you vid. I’m loving your vib, I owned a Harley but I gotta itch for a Indian Chief or Scout 60. 🤷♀️
Right on Kenneth!!! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to share your thoughts😎 yeah man either of those are great bikes! I haven’t had a chance to ride the Chief yet but I’m itching too! Great name by the way my middle name is Kenneth after my Grandpa😊
@@FASTLANEMOTO live long and prosper sir. 🖖🏻
I heard all the things you couldn't do on a Sportster until I did them. People told me it was small so I put on forward controls and different handlebars. People told me it wasn't good on the highway which was odd because I rode it 60 miles round-trip on the highway everyday to work. People told me you couldn't tour which was odd because I toured 23 states with it. People told me it wasn't good for taking a passenger along. Okay for this one I had to add a Mustang touring seat and a set of used Road King shocks but once I did that I was able to take a passenger and tow a small trailer behind my 883.
After my experience I'm thoroughly convinced that most of what people tell you about Sportsters isn't something they know but rather something they're repeating without having a clue.
Amen!!!! James…..well my friend it’s hard to argue someone that’s done all that:) That is super cool man! Thanks for sharing Dude. I’m pinning this one to the top my friend :)
I have an almost identical story. Found a Scout a couple years old about $10k set up exactly like I wanted. Love it!
Right on David!!!!! How sweet it is man!!!!!
Makes a sweet bike even sweeter when you get it for a killer deal and all set up………uh Hells yes!!!!!!!
I fully agree with you! This is a great experience sharing, deserving a lot more subs!!
Thanks so much Georgia!!!! Appreciate that:)
Cheers from Spain!
You really nailed it!
Is the very first video where I feel "not-being-sold" anything!!!
Congrats and thanks, man!
Thank you Martin! I believe you are the first that I’ve heard of watching from Spain! Very cool my friend!
I like what you had to say. As far as a sportster being a girls bike, here’s a thought for you, I had a 63 sportster once. I would dare any woman that thought she should ride it to just try and kick start it. Lol. I now have a 1600 Vulcan classic. Love it! It fits like you said.
Ha! Dude those old kick starts are BRUTAL!!!!!!
I ordered an Indian Pursuit Dark Horse premium for the same reason… it’s not a Harley :)
Nothing wrong with HD. My family rides HD
I like to be different!
Right on Brent! Dude you got the new Pursuit????!!!!!! I kinda hate you right now never watch my vids again lol! :)
@@FASTLANEMOTO aw, common man! I like your channel 😜
I had ordered a Roadmaster last November. Within an hour of the Pursuit announcement I phoned my dealer and asked if I could change the order. Timing was perfect as the Roadmaster was scheduled to start build three days later! Hopefully I don’t have to wait too long for the Pursuit! Previous bike was BMW K1200lt I put 30,000 miles on her. Before that was a Honda Shadow Sabre. I’m make agnostic 😁
@@FASTLANEMOTO I convinced a friend on mine to get a Scout 4 years ago. She absolutely loves it!
@@TechWestBrent right on dude…. Ok you can keep watching lol! Dude that’s a nice array of bikes. I’m stoked for you man The Pursuit is a super Suck bike man. Congrats. And thanks for the support dude it’s greatly appreciated.
@@TechWestBrent yep I love mine!
Always loved the sporter since my first customized model K with increased rake, slighlty longer forks, extended swing, peanut tank and wide split bars with dampeners. 48hp on the back wheel with some better cams and torque for days. ❤❤
Oooooh that sounds saweet!!!!
Great summary. Thank you, it’s exactly how I feel. My interest in Indian has grown substantially over the past year…the quality of their bikes far exceed HD (I have always loved HD) but I cannot bring myself to pay the exorbitant price. Indian Bikes are producing what we riders want…I am 57 and have the funds to easily purchase either bike. Here in Sydney Australia we only have one Indian dealer, I hope more will open. HD have lost their path and sold out to trying to please everyone…it’s sad but true. I am seeing more Indian bikes on the road now and want one too. Thank you for clarifying my thoughts.
Awesome Steve:) thanks for watching from Sydney…I always love hearing where people are watching from 🤓 The Scout is a very nice bike and just purrs like a kitten 🐱 Lmk what you end up with my friend!
Not only great bike buying advice......great life advice. Safe travels.
Thanks Jay T!!!! Happy 4th to you keep it safe and somewhat legal tonight lol!!!!!
“Therefore, if anyone is into Indian Motorcycles, the new bike has come: The old Harley has gone, the new Indian is here!”
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Hahahahahaha straight outta the word man!!!!
This is getting pinned straight to the top!!!!
@@FASTLANEMOTO i’m glad you like it!! 😂
@@orangewhip115 So funny Dude! What part of the country/ world are you in?
@@FASTLANEMOTO I’m from Italy but I live in Salt Lake City Utah! What about you?
Love the commentary, I agree 100% with it. Thanks man!
Thanks dude! Appreciate the words of encouragement! And super appreciate you watching the vid! Hope you’re having a beautiful day in whatever part of the world you are in😎
Definitely opened my eyes man . love your energy 🙏🏼😊 you are giving me the confidence to find a bike !
Awesome dude! I appreciate that:) Get a bike you will love it😊
I went back and forth between the local HD and Indian dealers like 10 times. I ordered a 2022 scout bobber last week. Now for the waiting game.......
Right on dude…..I completely understand…..the struggle is soooooo real lol!
Congrats on the new Bike you’re gonna love it. What is the time frame they are thinking on having one ready for you?
@@FASTLANEMOTO I'm looking at a 8 to 10 weeks. The Indian website already has the order confirmed and the build is scheduled, no date showing though. And I had the same thing happen to me at the HD dealer. I was looking at the Forty Eight but they kept trying to push me to a Fat Bob or a Fat Boy, easily 8k+ over the Forty Eight.
@@erikc3621 yep seems like a tactic they use under the guise of making sure you’re happy with your purchase….. it’s like the carrot they dangle and then do the old bait and switch after your in the door…..feels a little sleazy to me. Thanks for watching bro and for the comments!
Im on week 16 of waiting. No update or ship date yet. Still hoping for an update soon
@@deric8610 Dude that must be hard to wait….. it’s like Christmas but without a definite date :/ When I was a kid I had a Free Boba Fett Star Wars figure coming in the mail …. The old please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery…… I sat by the mail box every day…. My Dad finally went and bought me one put it in a yellow envelope and typed out a fake letter from Kenner toys apologizing for the delay ……. A few weeks later the real one came and I had 2 lol….. great memory…..
I am looking to purchase my first bike and love the Indian Chief Dark Horse. I hope I can make it happen
I will hope right along with you for that to become a reality in your life Ruben!
My last bike/first bike was. Yamaha Bolt. Moved up to something larger and bought a used Harley Street Glide this summer, that was heavily modified/upgraded (stage 3, extra large front wheel, stereo upgrades, custom hard bags that run extra low). I looked at a few Indians, though. Just not a lot of them in my area for sale (used) and not a lot for a decent price. I was able to find a better price on the Harley because my area had hundreds of them for sale / a lot of dealerships within an hour of each other.
That’s the one thing Harley has over other models - kinda like Apple and the iPhone. When you saturate the market, it crowds out some of the smaller brands and makes it more difficult to find models beyond the “standard” - esp when buying second hand
Cool man! Like I said I love Harley’s as well:)….ai really want to get an old Sportster and kinda chop it out :)
Great video and I appreciate and like your style. Just subscribed & hit that notification bell. Keep up the great work and God Bless.
Thanks David! Appreciate the feedback dude! What part of the world are you ridding in?
@@FASTLANEMOTO no problem, brother….just calling ‘em as I see ‘em. We’re in Houston, TX
@@davidtruong9367 right on man! Finest people in all of Texas according to Joel Osteen :)
@@FASTLANEMOTO indeed. there’s something about the H in H-Town. Humble, Hard-working and Honest.
Solid advice. I enjoyed the vid! I’ve been a HD rider for years and have always kept my eye on Indian. My latest is a 2021 sportster 48 and I love it in more ways than one. Style, feel and nostalgia if that makes sense. I’ve dropped about $6K on it in upgrades while keeping it strongly based in an old school style. You see lots all blacked out and modern drag looking sportsters with LED upgrades which is cool, but I kept with the 1948 theme and have had a blast tinkering with the chrome/black balance without going too modern. The only thing that kept me from getting an Indian was that they looked “complete” to me. I was anxious to make my new bike unique and my own by doing a lot of customization. Indians have awesome motors that put out more power than HD in the comparable size, and for that I know I’ll get one one day. Couldn’t agree with you more about size/bike ratio, don’t let anyone ever tell you you’re too big or the bikes too big. Ride it for yourself and decide.
I Look forward to vids of you sharing your experience with your new Indian.
Cheers mate! You’ve gained a sub 👊🏼
Right on Dude!!!! Love that classic look! The 48 is a beautiful bike without a doubt! Thanks for the Sub!!!!!
Dude, you are so damn funny. I looked at some Indian bikes but I’m getting back into riding after a 30 year break, so I bought a smaller bike and am enjoying a Royal Enfield 650 Interceptor. I’ll look for cruisers later when I’m more confident. Cheers, Dan
Hahahahah I try Dan 😂 Thanks for watching. Our local HD dealer recently started carrying Royal Enfield….There are some really cool models! Sub if ya haven’t! Blessings Brother!
Royal enfield interceptor 650. 💪💪💪
Yeah that interceptor is a sweet bike:) I love the white with the blue stripe :)
When I was looking at bikes I went to look at an 883 as well. Sat on it, didnt feel right to me. Looked at a Honda Rebel and loved it. Bought that bike and never looked back until my local dealer has a used 21 Scout with 3 miles on it. Then I test drove that and loved it. Needless to say I have the Scout now have not looked back. 3000 miles since March this year. Great stuff on your channel!!
Dude that’s wild! You pretty much took the same journey as me:) thanks for watching appreciate it :)
I started riding at 10yo on a Honda 50, later moved up to a 70 then a 100. Today I ride a V-Star 650 and am looking for a used Scout Bobber.
Right on dude! I also had a Honda 50 and an XR75 when I was 12 ☺️. Yeah man I definitely recommend buying a low mile used one it will save you a bundle and you might even get some “free” stuff the last guy already installed…..mine had even already had the first service done saving me several hundred :)
Dude, my experience is exactly the same, our local HD dealer is super friendly, super helpful, and they want to help you walk out the door with whatever you were looking for. My local Indian shop, where I bought my bike earlier this week, were bothered that I was there, made the shopping experience terrible, and if it wasn't for me not wanting to drive 3 hours to another dealer, I'd have done so. I think they are a niche dealer and make enough money that they don't care if you buy something. Nice vid.
Right on dude! Yeah man these Indian Dealers just don’t seem to value their customers the way the HD ones do …. Polaris needs to make a consorted effort to connect with customers…. Their simply doesn’t seem to be any effort made to create a community of Indian riders….. I mean they are all in with big $$$ stuff like I Influencers and Company collars like Roland Sands and the King of the Baggers or Super Hooligan stuff(which I live BTW) but the “little guys “ who can’t give them anything don’t seem to get any attention….Indian needs to realize it’s the little guys like you and me they are spending our hard earned cash on their stuff and should focus on creating a community around it. I think part of the problem is “Indian” dealers usually share their showrooms with a bunch of other brands. Blessings dude 😎
Welcome to the Scout Club!
Sportster with 121 hrspr and 94 torque, is a weak bike?
Don’t seem to add up
Bobber looks amazing
Exactly Tim! Thanks man I love it! Super appreciate you watching the vid dude!
Hey brother thanks for the video but I still need help when it comes to bikes. Am going to school to Learn how to ride a bike and I asked a much experience rider on the street what kind of bike he recommends I should buy as my first bike and he told me to start with a Honda shadow cause it was easier and that I was going to mess up here and there so he told me that. What’s your take my friend,because at first I told him I was going to get a hayabusa but he told me not to buy it, to start with a shadow first and then jump into a bigger bike. Your thoughts please, from a future rookie rider when it comes to bikes even though I have a CDL and drive 18 wheelers for a living 🤣🤣 thanks you.
Well heres what I’d say. If you are very nervous about getting started riding you could actually start with something more like a Honda Rebel 250….. super light super low and very easy to ride…..not overly powerful as to be scary like some bigger bikes can….. they can be picked up really cheap and you can usually resell them for near what you bought it for once you’re ready to move onto something bigger. How big is the engine on the Hyabusa you want? There are a lot of schools of thought on how big of a bike to start with…:.I started with a 2017 Rebel 300…….great bike to learn on……but if you want to save some cash and just get one to learn on I still say a Rebel 250 :). …..Honda shadows are actually pretty big bikes in my opinion I think personally the Rebel is a better starter:) hope this helps :)
I bought an Indian scout in 2016, it’s been the best bike I’ve ever owned, super high quality, I’m extremely happy with my purchase more than 5 years later, never a single hiccup. 👍
Awesome Dave! That’s killer man! What color/ model/ upgrades(if any) do you have?
@@FASTLANEMOTO thunder black scout, I turned it into a bobber before Indian came out with the bobber, loll. White wall tires, fender delete, drag bars, new lighting all around, intake and exhaust and had it remapped from factory. It’s completely custom, and it is as reliable as any bike I’ve ever owned. Polaris is doing a great job with the name in my opinion
@@Daveyboy28 Dude that sounds sick! Right on man!
I came from a Honda Rebel 300. I was set on getting the Indian Scout Bobber cuz it looks really nice and the price is not bad.
I ended up with a 2020 Harley Fatboy. I just like how much bigger the bike is. I was afraid the Indian would feel too similar to the Rebel. The Fatboy feels big and it is clunky as hell, but I love it haha.
Right on Jesus! Fatboy is a sick bike dude! Thanks for watching! Sub if ya haven’t:)
Thank you for this video I bought a 2022 Indian scout 2 weeks ago just waiting for upgraded parts to come in so I can pick it up.
Right on Brian!!!! Congrats on the new bike!!! You are gonna Love it! What parts are you adding to it?
Great video ! Just came across your channel and I'm happy to support you and all other fellow motovloggers. Keep up the great work and ride safe out there 💯👍
Thanks so much dude! I super appreciate the support!
Bought my 2020 Softail Standard used last November. I love the bike, there's nothing wrong with it other than no matter how much care I take of it, the wheel spikes rust like crazy. Otherwise it's a great bike.... but part of me regrets not just spending the couple extra G's and buying a new Indian Chief.
Bummer about the wheel man but I do love the softails as well :) Hopefully you can either find a solution or eventually switch em out. You could possibly get em powder coated?
Becomes a man’s bike soon as it jump on it 😎
Hahahahahaha that is the best comeback I’ve ever heard!!!! 😂 hahahahahahahah
Just got pinned to the top bro!
That's the biggest reason I went with the Kawasaki Vulcan S as my starter bike.
I'm 6'2 around 260 lb. And I was told that bike was too small for me. But I never regretted a day at buying it. I liked the way it looked for the price tag. And their ergo fit system is set up so you can put taller people on it if you want to. For seven grand I got a brand new bike that I have beaten the shit out of since 2017 with minimal maintenance and it's never done me wrong.
I've had my eye on the Indian scout bobber now since about 2019. And I'm dead set on getting one. I haven't even test driven one yet. But like you there's something about it that calls out to me.
I am not a pagan, but I grew up around them. I caught a bunch of crap for buying a motorcycle that isn't Harley. But just like you I like to stand out a little bit more. I don't like to go with the crowd. And just like you, I don't disrespect Harleys. I love them. They're iconic. The sound still makes me smile. But... I just want something different.
Last week my woman and I were in a motorcycle accident on my volcan S. Thank God we both survived. Some lady missed her turn and decide to stop quick in front of us. And due to my defensive driving we had minimum physical damages. But my vulcan has enough damages to the point where it's time to go get a new bike. So hopefully before summer hits, I too will be in the scout bobber camp.
Meanwhile my vulcan S is undergoing a transformation into a solo seat bobber.
Your video definitely helped sell me on the Scout. Especially since it has a bit more power between the legs, that will be a better bike for her and I to ride.
My only complaint I have with the Indian Scout Bobber is.... What the hell is up with the 10 mile long tail pipes?!? Luckily Amazon has an awesome solution with the shorty slip-ons. For less than 300 bucks you can make the bike look and sound better while dropping an extra 40 lb off your motorcycle. No brainer decision for me.
Enjoy riding. Everyone out there be safe. And like you said, get what you want to ride. Don't get what someone else wants to ride. You're the one who stuck with the bike, the payments, and riding it. Don't let peer pressure make your decisions. God bless y'all.
Thanks for sharing Dude! So happy you and your girl are ok. What part of the world are you riding in? Scout is a killer bike!!! Let me know what you end up with :)
@@FASTLANEMOTO I'm riding in South Eastern PA. I'm north west of Philly by about 40 min.
What you stated, about getting the bike that you're most comfortable on, needs to be stressed so much more often. My first bike was a Softail that I bought from my platoon sergeant in 1992. I traded it in on a Night Train in the 00's and moved to an E-Glide Standard a couple of years ago. I realize now that I'm not ready to grow up yet, so I have an order placed for a new Softail Standard. I'm still undecided as to whether I'll keep the bagger, or trade it in. I tend to stick with H-D because they're more comfortable to me.
When my oldest son got his M endorsement I got him a Kaw 650s, and then a Scout 60 when he graduated High School. Gave the Kaw to my younger son when he got his endorsement. Took him bike shopping after his graduation ceremony, and he chose to keep the Kaw.
I'll point out that they both share my opinion that the Iron 883 is the best looking motorcycle in production, but they just aren't for us as far as fitment.
Cool man that’s awesome you share that with your boys dude!!! I agree Sportster is one of all time favorite looking bikes and honestly. Think they sound maybe the best of all Harley’s with the right pipes! But t you are absolutely correct if it doesn’t feel right you gotta move on :) love your guys eclectic bike taste man that’s cool!
I rode motorcycles for over thirty years before I got my first Harley-Davidson which was my 1999 Harley Sportster 883 I was an accomplished Rider not a beginner. I rode that bike over 20 years. I still have that bike. It is part of the family and will never be sold. It does not mean much to other people but it means a lot to me. So much stupid crap when you deal with a Harley that you don't have to deal with when you buy a regular motorcycle. Harley's Best Fuck The Rest. Well not any more.
Right on Frank! Thanks for the comment!
Thank you for the “rant” about female riders and the part about riding what you want people always try to tell me that my bike isn’t meant for long ride but I’m comfortable on it for longer ride so it doesn’t matter what it’s meant for. W
Hahahaha! My pleasure Danielle!
I like the way you express your opinion. Very informative, man!)
Thanks dude! Appreciate you watching 🤓
Should i buy indian scout bobber or harley davidson fatbob 114
Hmmmmmn good question. I would ride them both and buy the one that speaks to you :) if you end up liking them both price can be a good determining factor. And you can save a bundle by getting a low mileage used one :)
Going to give a whole different aspect to this discussion but speaks to buying what you want. I have a Yamaha Raider and an Iron 883. I really wanted either a Fat Bob or a Road Glide. Out shopping for bikes I sat on a Yamaha Raider and I immediately knew that was the bike for me...because the Harleys felt too small. I liked the way the Raider fits me. I also stumbled upon the 883. That bike is a blast to ride and it never made sense in my head why I enjoy that 883 and my Raider which are polar opposites in scale....but dislike the Road Glide and Fat Bob which are in between. You nailed it for me. It is because I like the 883 and I like the Raider. Something about the other two just did not appeal to me. For years I kept saying it was the size of the bikes...but I guess it's because they just weren't for me and I could not pressure myself into buying one of them.
Very cool honest opinions.
We don't always here them online.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, The Indian Scout has always caught my eye and now I'm eager to ride one.👍
Right on Rey! Thanks for watching and the support :) Hope you’re having a happy Holiday season!
Totally helpful the video; exactly where I am, on my 1st purchase and starting shooting low but found out the I can get one of the 2 top brands for a little bit more, right now the salesman + location + the game they try to convince you sometimes for something you not even consider, just because for them is a better sale.
Yep just don’t accept any deal you’re not comfortable with. I really recommend a good used bike from a private party if possible ….you will save a TON of cash! Thanks for watching and commenting Jamie good luck on the bike search…let me know what you end up with :)
I have a nephew who wants a bobber style bike. he was looking at a Yamaha Stryker. just for the heck of it I was looking at the Indian scout bobber to help him look around to find a bike. I actually find the Indian scout bobber very interesting and wonder if I would like riding one.. I see a lot of mixed reviews on Indian bikes... some like them some hate them...
I’d personally be surprised if you didnt like it once you got in the saddle and took it out for a spin….I absolutely thought it was such a cool looking bike but it wasn’t until I rode it that I absolutely fell in love. Nice low center of gravity makes you feel really confident and the smooth throttle response with plenty of power will surprise you…. It’s just a bike with a very refined feel. 🤓
Very very well put sir 👏 🤙!
Could not & "I Mean Could Not" have been said any better than that! You have earned a definite fan & subscriber out of me just from this intuitive video bruh!
Thank you 🙏 for this & always ride brother!
Right on Kenny! Thanks man!
Just finished a basic riders course at one of the Houston Harley dealerships… thought about getting a Sportster but instead fell in love with the Indian Scout Bobber Sixty… going to order one in the next week or so…thanks for doing this video…I agree, Harley Davidson makes a great bike but I wanna be different!
Right on Mark! That’s super exciting dude! The Sixty is a sweet bike …..I honestly almost bought that one but it got sold out from under me the day before I was supposed to get it so I got mine which I love :) I do love the all blacked out engine look on the sixty just looks freakin MEAN!!!!!!!
dope video. going to med school soon so imma need a daily commuter and the scout bobber just feels like it has to be my first bike. i've never been attracted more to a motorcycle before so I hope I have the same epiphany you did when you rode it
Right on!!!! Med school that’s Rad! Scout is a great commuter in my book I ride to work most everyday! In fact I have an upcoming video about the subject”Is the Scout Bobber a good Commuter bike?” lol so stay tuned for that!
Thanks for the video Man, keep it up!
Right on MT! Thanks for taking the time to watch and for commenting with the encouragement! Sub if you haven’t my friend!
landing here just looking for the indian scout bobber reviews , you got my suscribe love your channel now !
Thanks RT appreciate that!!!! People don’t always realize how much a like and a sub help throw out vids out farther and farther!!!!
Simply to say, I see how many HD riders switch to Indian and that alone makes me want one. I just love my 2020 Goldwing DCT Tour and for now, Indian will hold.
Goldwing is a sweet bike man 🤓 Thanks for the comment….hope you’re having a great Sunday!
@@FASTLANEMOTO Safe ride ✌✌✌
Wow, thank you for the video. I am 5’2’’ and my first Harley was the iron 883. It was just right for my height and weight 130lbs. Yet, I could not keep up with my husband in the mountainous ranges of PA area. Also I rode it in MD/ DC area. After a couple of years, I decided to move up to street bob 114, and it really did made a difference! I tested the Indian before I chose the Harley. I felt that my feet were dragging😝 Yet it was surprisingly light!! . Anyways, the best part was that I got the full value of my used 883 when I traded here in GA. Im close to 5,000 miles since I got this bike last Nov/Dec. I ride to work and on weekends. I love my bike. No hate for the Indian brand, just not for me. Keep posting interesting material. Thank you
Thanks Bernice :) appreciate the support and I’m super glad you enjoyed the vid :) I do love the Street Bob :) maybe one day 😎
I’m 5.3” I ride the Indian scout for two years now and I’m still so in love with it you can see it on my face every time I get on it…keep on riding,cheers!
Right on Gonzalo! Super cool dude!!!!
Awesome advice, thank man
Thanks Homar! Appreciate it dude! Glad you enjoyed the vid!
Happy this video got suggested to me cause I've been going back and forth between something like the scout rogue, and the sportster (or something closer in price, the nightster. I think the FTR and Sportster S are the most similar in price and performance). LOVE the look of the rogue, but the lack of modern tech, single disk brakes, shallow lean angle and short suspension travel has me rethinking it. The nightster is half the weight, has a little better lean angle despite being half an inch lower, and has 10 less hp. Idk, I'm torn, but slightly feel the nightster might be a better value. 🤷♂️ Unless I'm missing something obvious. But I'm the epitome of a newb.
I'm north of you, up in Clackamas co. So I have Volcano (which I haven't heard great things about) in Gladstone or paradise motors in Beaverton for HD. Or I go all the way down to Salem for Indian... Hmm
Thanks for the great video and content. Subscribed!
Right on dude! We all were Nubies at one point so no shade on that:) I really just gotta reiterate which bike sparks that special something for ya:) Always remember YOU are the one paying for it and riding it! :) Blessings dude maybe sometime I’m up that way we will meet up😎 Always happy to answer any questions you have! Thanks for the sub!
i love the “its not a beginner bike” point a lot. I’ve been looking into the Iron883 a ton because my uncle has one and they are SICK looking bikes but every time i’d go on reddit everybody kept mentioning how they’re “not enough power” “too small” or girl/beginner bikes” this threw me for a loop because my dad and uncles have all come from honda shadows and other 700-800ish CC bikes and i never saw them as smaller or beginner bikes. they’ve been riding for close to 20 years now and they absolutely love their “beginner” bikes
Great point Mark!!!
Thanks for the great advice bud!!!!
Glad to help :) thanks for watching!