My Last Ride On The LOUDEST Custom Indian Scout
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- My last ride on this highly customised Indian Scout Bobber, I must say I am really sad to see these bikes go! It's the most fun I've had on motorbikes in a while, and definitely a bike I will always remember!
This must be the loudest Indian scout out there with its insane akrapovic exhaust, every ride on it has been an absolute joy. I have 3 very special motorbikes coming next... can you guess what they will be?
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This a proper bike. Love the wide handlebars. Nick
Hopefully the young lad that was in awe of the bike is now a future biker. 👍
Not with the WEF in control
@@Pher1954 'So many negative waves . . .'
That is easily the best sounding exhaust I’ve heard on a Scout. Absolutely perfect. Need the part number for those mufflers!
Can't see the point of a no-mudguards bike much as I love customised bikes however some lush wide deep fenders painted to resemble tyre treads..that would make it awesome and useable!
Love the look off that moorespeed indian
Can’t wait for the other bikes from this shop. Nice work.
What a lovely machine, yes it would be great as a sunny weather bike
I have bought quite a few bits for my Scout from Moorespeed and they are a great company to do business with: knowledgeable, helpful and efficient. I love my standard Scout , which I ride all year round. Journeys can take a bit longer, though, since every time you stop people want to admire and ask questions about the bike.
It's great to see the Scout platform used as a basis for customisation.
I bought my standard-model Scout from Moore Speed in 2017 and still have it.
I've changed the 'bars and have a Rogue-style nose fairing I'll add soon. The full mudguards make it a far better proposition in the rain, but I don't really ride in the rain - I have a couple of BMWs for that!
The standard Scout has libger-travel rear suspension and a great seat as standard. You sit 'in' the bike more than on it as you do with those tractor seats.
At 6'2" I can ride the Scout in comfort all day - although it's not the best tourer of course.
The handling & spread of power is awesome. I looked at a 114 Fat Bob which was great - until I rode my Scout home...
Looking forward to seeing what Colin drops off with you next - all power to the partnership you have 👍😎
That’s a great looking Scout. Love seeing what other people come up with.
I forgot about the Indian Scouts, really cool bikes wow that one looks awesome
To be fair my friend I’m not an Indian fan but if I had that bike I would put 40s style mudguards on front and back in yellow with them handle bars it would look the mutts nuts good vid as always 😊
That Indian Scout Custom is Wicked and Badass Man! I would have to Trike it for my own mode of transport and that Darkhorse Black or Gun metal would suit my style, But I know which colour my Beautiful Lady Jules would pick, Olive Green and Cream would be Her choice for definite, same as the Chieftain Vintage 👍🤘😎
Olive green and cream sounds brilliant!
Spectacular custom ride 👌
Thanks for your restless work, brother 💪
Totally rad. Custom to your own taste is more fun than you can shake a stick at.
No need of a mudgaurd but it does need a hugger.....i dont know if you are aware of a hugger but we can enjoy this great machine in the rain with a hugger in place.
Love the bars reminds me of the vintage harley and Indians from the 40s
Beautiful custom Indian bike! ✨👌🏻💯
Hi Darcy, good to see you. It’s certainly a head turner without doubt. Looks like there was loads of vibration through the handlebars. That gear stick I presume is for show? I’ll check out your full review now .
Yes check out the full review, all explained on there 👍🏼
Awesome looking bike ,looks even better in the 'flesh' 👍👍
It does!
We’ll just heard some people don’t like the Indian I think it’s a beautiful bike but the rad shroud would be better in black or graphite grey that’s the part being in yellow it’s to much but after all it’s a show bike anyway great review keep on doing what you and father are doing love it PS just watched the BSA scrambler video and I love that one I’d be interested in one of those later this year but not in that green more British racing green bye for ride safe 👍👋
Yes, great looking bike. Love that 'mellow yellow.' Have you / will you review the new BMW R 12 ? Not certain about this, but I don't recall you guys ever reviewing a BMW . . . except the R 18, obviously.
We most certainly will 👍🏼👍🏼
I'd sure love to see a Harley-Davidson Low Rider S be given that level of customisation.
Yeah, not very practical, but I dig it.
As cool as the no fenders look is, if this was mine I personally would install at least a small fender in the front and to the back a fender that is attached to the swing arm and which hugs very closely to the tire and covers a quarter of it about to the top half way. You get 90% of the fenderless look but at least you have some cover if the weather unexpectedly changes or you have to drive through a puddle. Also much less of a safety hazard in case you happen to slip from the seat and not have your nuts grinded by the rear tire that is spinning 60mph. 😬 But it would still be mostly a show room or show off bike ridden only in the pretty days.
Dear Darcy I liked the motorcycle.it's looking like a bigger RE HNTR
Maybe they need to produce a removable, quick release mudguard for show and summer day purposes. Hats off to the customiser though.😍
Ha ha….. imagine Peter Fonda reaching for his rainy day fender as he manoeuvres Captain America out on to the Highway! 😎
@@aunoates6617 I read Peter Honda, I’d like to take this moment to apologise to yourself, your family, family pets and neighbours or whoever else has been affected by the Honda comment.😂😂
On a serious note, there is a fold away pillion seat for a bobber, maybe that’s the way to go.🤷🏻
Not my thing but got to admire someone’s hard work
Wonderful barrowed bike!
If you want to be practical and blend in take the bus, awesome bike!
It is truly a very beautiful bike!
I reckon young Mr Darcy will be going down the route of his own custom bike in the future - it'll suit you if you do. Could be a nice collaboration with Moore Speed Racing....
That’s cool video. Also, if you want to check some more vintage style custom motorcycles please look into Rajputana customs, India. I am a big fan of them. Would be cool if you guys could review their builds.
Hello Darcy! Love your contents and big big fan of you and the ol' man. I'd love to know what brand is the motorcycle jacket you are wearing in this video, been looking a while for a similar one! Thank you very much and best wishes for the channel!
Many thanks, here is a link to the jacket 👍🏼
bikeweardirect.co.uk/products/motorcycle-leather-jacket-touring-motorbike-cafe-biker-with-genuine-ce-armour
Great bike, beach bars & single seat finished in brown look perfect. I’m a 70yr old duffer but I’d love to own it, it’d maybe make the girls look at me which they haven’t done for a long time 😂😂😂😂
Ah; - mine (!) would have full, welted mudguards, & be in 'Improved Engine Green' (Scotch Green) & with the highlights & coachlining colours etc. chosen by an artistically more competent eye! : )
Mr Darcy,did u hear about BRISTOL BIKES? TRY TO REVIEW ONE IF THEM,,BOBBER 700 FOR EXAMPLE
We contacted them a little while ago and they were not interested.
Never heard of them! Just looked them up and it looks like they don’t have any dealers in the UK
Muy buen video me gusto mucho tu casco,saludos ❤
Thank you!
cool bike
Triumph rocket 3r is next I bet
You’d be wrong, check my latest video 👍🏻
Nice vid! New Simpson Venom? Do u like it?
Thanks! Yes had it about 2 years. It’s good, lots of wind noise though!
Was the hand shift lever just a dummy, I noticed you never used it ?
It’s not a dummy, I use it in the other video I made with this bike. It’s just much easier to use your foot
Check out our review video, all is explained on there 👍🏼👍🏼
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What's the yellow ball at the top right all about?
Have a look at our review of the bike and all is explained 👍🏼
what is that yellow knop below the throttle?
Hand shifter! Check out my full review video where I talk about it
good vid
Having rode a 2016 for three years all I can say is their rear suspension was the worse of any motorcycle I've ever owned. You can spend thousands on different rear shocks but can't give it any more travel
During 50+ years of riding I’ve never owned a bike because other people might admire it; have I missed something?
I like this sort of bike but I don’t care if people like it or not. The main thing is I like it
@@MrDarcy-OlMan I mean no disrespect; just wonder if placing function over aesthetics has displaced a pleasure I’ve never experienced. Since not one of my bikes has ever been stylish, maybe I suffer from a type of style envy? Probably my loss . . .
Cost me £100 fine for a registration plate like that in Cheshire 😢
Oh no! How annoying 👍🏼
Mad to supply a test bike that's going to get the road tester a £fine
@@ianmcdiarmid4563 it is not a test bike, it is the owners own bike 👍🏼
Big fan of Indian but my bank account isn’t. I’m sure they’re worth every penny.
You mentioned Indian motorcycles not having the same "stigma" that Harley motorcycles have. As someone who grew up in the states, I've grown accustomed to not liking people who ride Harley motorcycles. I've always wanted a Harley air cooled V-Twin, but I've always felt repulsed by the idea of joining their community...
More often than not, Harley riders will not wave when passing me on my Japanese motorcycle. Every other person waves at me, without fail, but not the Harley people. I've gotten so used to the Harley riders, that I can actually sense them approaching---they have a uniquely special arrogance and disdain, which can be detected in everything they do, and everything they wear.
A few other observations that apply to "some" Harley riders:
1.) Harley owners are not discerning, intellectual riders. (This doesn't apply to the wonderful English people buying a Harley).
2.) They choose a Harley without doing any research, and without any consideration at all; they simply choose a Harley by default.
3.) There's something gravely concerning and disconcerting about a person who chooses something by "default."
4.) A Harley buyer doesn't lay in bed reading bike reviews and engine specifications, on their laptop.
5.) It appears that the Indian buyers are people who like Harley motorcycles, but are more articulate and discerning.
6.) Indian has saved American motorcycles, by bringing the American cruiser to the world, without the "stigma."
7.) Indian motorcycles might be more American than Harley motorcycles now, because Indian's liquid cooled V-Twin engines sound amazing!
Love the channel, please do more LOUD Indian reviews!
Very interesting to hear! I own a Harley and I have the opposite issue, I was or nod at every bike I pass and most of the Japanese bike riders ignore me. Really grinds my gears hahah
who wouldn't want this bike?
Better looking than most women 😂🙂👍🏍
You didn't answer
*The yellow bobber is a show bike, folks. It's meant to ride to a carpark and look pretty.*