Indian Scout Rogue 2022 First Ride Review / Her Two Wheels
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Indian Scout Rogue 2022 First Ride Review / Her Two Wheels #hertwowheels
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Which do you prefer? Forward controls or Mid controls?
Forwards are kind of nice when yer out on the highway, but if you're a new rider and you're in a more suburban/urban area where you're stopping often, it can be a little dicey.
Definitely forward controls
Forward controls.
Mids for me
Mids but forwards when they have floorboards
I bought the Indian Scout and I'm 5'5 and I LOVE MY BIKE! Its 1000cc. I still enjoy the Honda Monkey lol
I'm a convert from years of sport bikes. My back (old) will not tolerate that riding position for any length of time anymore. So the 'sit-up-and-beg' riding position is for me. I've gone from rear-set pegs to mids. Maybe later I'll progress to forward controls. For a beginner?? Get out there on as many possible machines to find out what suits you best. And Buy Used! You'll inevitably change your mind in six months or so. Just my two cents. Good stuff, Jess! Keep it going!
Your video production is excellent !! Sooooo clear !!
Great job. Gonna test one next week
Another great video and review. The price point on that bike is amazing!
Such a shame most of the cruisers nowadays have short stroke motors, for me a cruiser should have a low revving long stroke motor. Also it would be fun to see reviews of old bikes. Like an early 80ies Shovelhead FXS or a WLA for instance...
Thanks.
I appreciate Indian very much. For me I just don't like the lines. Too rounded off to me.
Forward controls, I'm 6' and mid controls tend to cause pain in the hip joint areas. Btw, just a size correction on your friends scout engine size, it's the same size 69ci or 1133cc, there's never been a 1200cc scout, there have only been two scout engine sizes, the 60(ci) and 69(ci).
What about a guy that's 6ft. 32" inseam, but doesn't want to spend 18-20K+ for a HD Lowrider S ?? I'm used to Triumph T120 and Japanese inline 4 bangers - I'm really considering one of these as my next bike. On the other end of the spectrum, I'm also considering the Triumph Speed Twin, Kawasaki Z900rs ....hmmm it's good to have choices!!
Issues? I'll bet she has subscriptions!!! Love that little giggle Jess has when she cranks on it. A starter bike? I guess that depends on skill. I would say it is to much bike for a starter.
I got my 2021 Scout Bobber for a variety of reasons:
1. Forward Controls
2. Small Digital Display (Small but adds up to value imo)
3. USB Charging port (Again, small but as a daily it adds value)
4. Power/Torque I could grow into
5. Nice Styling and Colors - Wide tires, and semi-aggressive stance.
6. Bar end mirrors (Mine are up rather than down as shown in your video)
7. Nimble - Like you said in the video it's nimble. Normally I wouldn't have thought of a bike like that to be so flickable and nimble!
It's my first bike and so far it's been lovely. I've had no issues with it rain or shine and have yet to lose control or drop it so I'd say the Scout Rogue would be a great beginner bike if you like the styling. I'm about 5' 10" - 230 lbs and I find the forward controls very comfy compared to something like the Sportsters. So my bike was ordered from some guy who decided to finance that and start on financing a house so it all fell through - fortunately for me mine came with the comfort seat so that was a HUGE benefit to the rideability of the bike long term; the only other problem I had with it was the stiff suspension. It's set pretty harsh from factory but using the spanner, I softened it all the way and it was a huge improvement. I might get an aftermarket suspension at another time but we'll have to see how the funds for that go.
I’m a brand new rider. I bought my 2016 Scout Sixty in December. I just passed my MSF Basic Rider Course today so I have yet to ride it on the roads. I have driven it around parking lots and was very comfortable as a new rider. I can’t wait to get it out more. If our Wisconsin weather ever let’s up!
Im waiting for this motorcycle, it should come within the next 10 days. Moving on from the Honda rebel 500. Cant wait.
There’s never been a 1200 Scout, there’s the 1130 and then the Scout 60 is about 998 or the 1000 as Indian calls it.
I am proud of you. You are growing into motorcycling- your vision of how you want a motorcycle to be for you is sharpening, as is your skill level. I see those matters playing leapfrog with one another as you grow.
You have long said you weren't into ultimate performance, or intensely twisty roads. You have said you were into just traveling and seeing things and being with people.
On the other hand, this is the first time I heard you mention you generally preferred mid controls. That is the sign of a versatile, skilled rider- you would sooner stand up for an obstacle than slow down. It is also useful for gravel and unpaved roads.
You also complained about a restricted lean angle. That is a sign that you have taken that degree of lean for granted, another sign of skill. You are starting to outstrip the capabilities of some machines.
You may still not dig twisties or gravel, but you are riding at a high enough level now that you are starting to want what skilled riders of difficult roads want. Despite your modest ambitions, you are becoming one of those riders. So proud of you!
🥲 thank you!
for sure, I see her growth as well, she's done real well, hasn't she.. :-)
My biggest issue is for that price I want a fuel gauge
Thank you so much for sharing this video you did a great job sharing about everything about that Beautiful Indian Motorcycle
Man idk when but one day im owning a Indian until then ill be rocking my honda
As a minimum, those bar-end mirrors should be mounted up instead of down. The functionality is greatly increased and in case of any low speed drops the up position will prevent the mirrors from impacting the tank. And no, those mirrors can not be mounted where regular mirrors go...you have to purchase different mirrors.
I ordered my Rogue on 2/7 and I have a ship date of 5/20. Can't wait to put some miles on! I just subbed too....
What a lovely review,here in the UK 🇬🇧 abs is standard its part of the legislation.very enjoyable and unpretentious
I agree with the Mid controls.....I'm a shorter person and forward controls are terrible...all the weight is on the tailbone and not on the cheeks. Stuck in that position...If I wanna stretch.. Id add highway bars.
I rode a bike last weekend with mid controls and I hated it! Love forward controls. I may have to test ride the Roque…
Jess, I agree with all you said about the Scout. I did ride one when these first came. Being that I'm 5' tall and I must say perfect fit. Have a great day and safe riding. Oh I almost forgot, you spoke a little about California roads etc. Absolutely the truth. Take care.
Seems like a bad suspension.
In Australia we can't go past a 650cc for Lams approved motorcycles, but once you have past your provisional license of 12 months and then you have to hold your open license for another 12 months before you can buy what ever you want, don't quote me on that it's just going off memory
Actually cool as Brandon helped my brother pick an indian out.
💪🏾❤️
It is more of what makes you feel comfortable.
Definitely a weeee!!!! Feeling lol it's a pretty good price as well ☺️
Sadly our local power sports dealer dropped the Indian line this month, and are going to concentrate other Polaris products and John Deere lawn products. So the nearest Indian dealer is about 100 miles away, even though the Indian factory is less than 3 miles from my house.
I love your excitement Jess
Total agreement on the mirrors. I like the look of it pointing downward. The functionality sucks in that position. I see much better when they're in the up position.
I put the mini-apes on my 2020 and bar ends flipped UP right outta the gate. Hubby and I both have broad shoulders so we love how the bar ends let us see past them. I never could understand how people can see ANYTHING with them down.
I love the 10-inch mini apes. I have them on my Softail Slim. Would you replace the seat with a Saddlemen step seat? Good video, Jess. Have a great weekend.
Thank you for a very informative review. You answered many of my questions about the Rogue.
Sportster or scout which would you buy if they where your only choice
Both. It depends on the day. The Deuce & RG are both pretty comfy. I'm only 5'9" and I'm not stretched or cramped either way.
Love my scout but curious about the bigger front tire.
Me too. I’d love to see a back-to-back handling comparison.
Wow! How can someone recommend to beginner riders a 13k motorcycle that doesn't even comes with ABS standard?
Easy. You're competent enough to understand physics, I'm confident you can ride this motorcycle as a beginner. As the THOUSANDS of people who bought this as their first bike.
Thanks for the pros and cons. When I get closer to buying one I will be aware of some of the cons you brought up and see what I can do to fix those issues.
my wife looked at the scout and went for the speedmaster both have forward controls she is 5'1' she sits up higher on the Triumph
Supposedly they offer a mid control kit, to switch the forward controls back
Nicely done. Without sounding critical, rear suspension is most definitely adjustable on all Scouts. I do agree with your thoughts on the mirrors though. The Rogue is available in both 60 and 69 cu in. for anyone that's interested.
Mike
Thank you for the review on the Indian scout Rogue ! I appreciate your honest opinion! Love what Indian is doing !
Nice ride Jess! Great overall review. I enjoy your perspective on so many different bikes. I’m glad you get to do this so often. But, I always like your ride-along conversations no matter where you are or what you’re riding! Lol…:) Ride safe!
What is a beginner motorcycle and what is a bike for someone with experience? After not having a bike after 20 years, and last bike an 83 Kawasaki GPZ750. Thinking now of maybe getting a BMW G310R. Only planning to cruise on 50mph country roads. Think the G130 R could be a bunch of fun. Plus I can get a new bike so cheap. I don't plan to go fast , just wondering if I might want more bike.
Last time I rode a Indian scout was in the early 70’s / a 1939 scout / bought it from a man called Eddie BRATTON. Great guy / fantastic rider. Was a Indian mechanic for Hap Jones in the 40’s & early 50’s. in San Francisco ca. Approached me to give him back the Scout & in turn gave me a 47 Indian Chief. Of course I had to give him a little cash too!! Willy ca 🦅🏍⚒☠️⚡️👊
That’s a very nice looking bike, and you’re are right - the price point for brand new is pretty awesome!!
13k can get you a Softail Standard with the 107.
No thanks... Indian scouts better
If ever there was a girl who deserves, wants, and would be a super great puh puh Mom, it's you Jess! :-D So why don't you and Jordan have a doggy? (Check out Australian Kelpies, I just watched "Love and Monsters" on the Netflix and I fell in love with the Kelpie doggy named "Boy" in that movie.)
I prefer having mid pegs with forward controls. This is ultimate feet options
Great review as always, I will be picking up my Scout Rogue in 6mths. I have added the preload shocks, mid controls, pillion back rest & ABS. Also its Sage Brush Green, can't wait.
I own the 2020 scout bobber. The only difference is the added a few items. The motors are the same. The frame is the same. The handle bars are the same. The headlight is the same. The seat,shocks and exhaust are the exact same. Indian added the front fairing and bags...they also rebranded it the "Rogue" ... but the price difference is the more expensive with the upgrades that Indian adds... and to be honest. There are better upgrades than what Indian produces. Go cheaper with this bike. Just a few years older and you have the exact same bike. Customize it according to your preferences...don't let Indian make those choices. Unfortunately, Her Two Wheels didn't even notice...
Ok jealous much? We have a serious wait for the scout lineup.. and all my fav tubers are riding one...
There’s a press allocation and dealer allocation. Just how it works but I def get why people feel that way. We’re always grateful for the opportunities.
I bought a 2021 scout. The forward controls took a little getting used to. I love my new ride. If the rogue was out I probably would of bought that one. I love just riding though. No regrets. Thank you for posting.
I loved the scout! I second the need for mid controls. That would be super nice. Indian is building some surprisingly good bikes. Ride safe, have fun!
I have found that it makes bikes with forward controls more comfortable when you remove the round pegs and replace them with mini floorboards, or at least flat pegs that are a few inches across.
I am logging in to tell you your are quite a smart woman, and keep well aware of things. so yeah, I re subbed ya, and thought, dayum, she is onto everything! well done lady, keep up the good work, I got work to do to, check in wit ya later.. laters, ride safe girl! cheers! oh, I like forward controls the best so far. but like a change regardless..lol
I'd never call this bike analog, not with throttle by wire. Most new bikes are very digital.
I enjoyed seeing her ride Indians !
10:32: those mirrors make the motorcycle four inches wider - not good when filtering.................
So much helpful information!
VERY glad to hear! 🥰
Regardless of their gender, a first time rider should always acquire a used bike and not a new one. When it's time to take her down, you won't feel as bad.
"When it's time to her down" 🤣
@@freddiedejesus785 Taking your bike down is an inevitable event for a new rider. Hurts less when it's a used bike that you didn't pay lots of dolleros for.
Just put floorboards on my Scout. Greatly improved and highly recommended !!
I find my 2022 Scout Rogue has twitchy throttle. Been riding it for a month now and still not used to it, probably the bumpy roads in my area make it worse. Any solutions to this?
I don’t know how safe this is, but when I’m coming into a corner and I want more lean, I pull my pegs up and rest my foot at the tips of the peg. This allows me to lean almost double. I don’t want to recommend it, but also just wondering if anyone does this?
Hi. New here. When I first saw the Scout Rogue, it was love at first sight. I love that the seat is low, something like 25”” or so. Perfect for my height. But regardless, the lower seat look gets my attention. My only concern is the suspension.
I only have dirt bike experience but that was some years back. I day dream about having a bike like this one. Knowing that this is also suitable for a beginner makes the desire to own one that much greater. It’s absolutely perfect on so many levels.
Your experience riding this bike gave me the chills. Thank you for being real about your thoughts. Now I need to relearn how to ride a bike and grab one for my own.
Looks like 2023 (God willing) may be my first ownership of this Indian. For now, waiting on my eye surgery and then time to heal.
Will subscribe and enjoy all the inspiration you bring my way.
Peace ☮️
Good job young lady, that's a fine video. Very humble too, giving credit to Blockhead and Brandon over and above yourself. So I'm subscribed now. The one thing I want to see Indian address is the heat coming up from the rear cylinder. They have cylinder deactivation on many models... Why not this one? Hello Indian? Anybody home? Anybody listening?
Blocks got some good videos, yeah...but don't knock yourself by saying his are better...your videos are raw and full of expressions and personality. Artistics are better at communicating real emotion 🤙✌️. Ride safe.
Subscribed!
What do you think this compared to the Nightster?
I really wanted one of these until I found out it was throttled by wire. That's a deal killer for me.
Which do you prefer? This Indian or Honda rebel 1100 cc?
pretty sure there is no way you could ride that bike with your feet on passenger pegs. You'd be laying down on your chest with your arms above your head, lol.
Can you do a comparison video of H-D Speedster v/s Indian Motorcycle Scout Sixty?
Thanks!
8:56 "it doesn't have adjustable suspension"
You are literally pointing at the rotation disc that adjusts the suspension..
You also contradict yourself throughout the video
The nightster has mid controls and supposedly the suspension is much better.....everything else though is better on the Indian. (that was one reviewers side by side comparison opinion)
I have mine on order. Cannot wait!!!! Thanks for the awesome review.
the 60 is honestly not that much tuned down, they cut 5th gear and it has a higher compression ratio in the 60 not as powerful for sure but not that far off either and its 999 cc
2015 Scout was 1133cc, 100HP and no lean angle and shit suspension
As a new rider just getting into bikes I've been eyeing the rogue as I love the look of it. My only concern is I'm about 6'4 and I am a little worried the bike might be a bit too small for me. How do you think Tall riders would feel on the rogue?
Anybody know if the vans and Hines twin slash mufflers would fit this motorcycle?
25" seat and forward peg is a deal killer, I don't want to fold myself in half like I'm doing set ups.
At 1:56 … head phone user warning. Lol!
you say it can be a great long distance machine but also complain about the ride hurting your tailbone. can you give me more about this subject? i have a 30 minute commute to work every day on the interstate and want to know if this is something i can live with.
my buddy had a Scout for a year or two.....sold it exactly for the same peeves you had....suspension (killed his lower back), forward pegs ( not being able to cushion yourself when going over bumps, pot holes or obstacles)...and the 25 point turn around, if you pull into a long narrow driveway.....more than ample power and fun on a perfect road.....
I rode it a time or two, and I like the pegs under me... I had all the same bitches he had......
Thank's Jess, i' m fan of yours vidéos. But you speak a little too fast for the French that I am, but it's cool to see your channel from France. Lot's of thanks and sorry if my english is bad. I ride on Scout 2016 and Challenger 2020...and KTM 400 LC4. I am 60 years old, and i ride ,4 thousand kilometres since i began ride motrorcycles.
I own a couple Harley’s a softail springer an a 68 chopper but I find myself riding my victory more than either unless there’s a show.
The rogue has more horsepower and lighter than Harley’s with 114’s. Lighter weight helps handling braking, and acceleration. More power to weight ratio’s
Hello :) Indian Scout Rogue or rebel 500 special edition?
Which one do you prefer more? The Indian Scout Rogue or the HD Sportster S? Thanks and newly subbed.
Not sure if you’ve drove the new Rebel 1100 but how would you compare that to the Indian Rogue. Your advise is going towards me getting either of the 2 bikes as my 1st bike.
I was just wondering how much the Scout 60 sells for?
Being able to plant both feet on the ground kind of outweighs most everything else (I often think of poor Doodle when it is windy), if they aren't a nut and peg the speedometer so they think of ground hamburger meat as they pass an overpass, or do some California twisties at 80+, like I did, yeah, nice beginner bike.
Nice review..thank you!
love your honest review. ❤ watching from 🇵🇭
Well, you have spent time in the saddle of this bike (and I haven't) so your opinion is from experience. But I have been riding since the age of 15 and that counts for something. I do NOT believe this is a good first motorcycle unless you live in the wide-open spaces. A friend of mine, with zero experience, purchased a first bike slightly more powerful than the Scout, living and working in the DC-Baltimore metroplex. He almost made it to two weeks before a massive crash in traffic (his fault) about five weeks in the hospital and nearly a year off work. I think a used, smaller, lighter and less powerful machine would be a superior first purchase. The first scooter I owned was a used-up Honda Super Hawk, all 305CCs of it. My neighbor's S-90 was just as fast.
So, did Indian take one inch of rear suspension travel out of there standard Scout to lower the seat? I would need the 3 inch travel.
I love scraping pegs
It's like a Xbox achievement
I would suggest you comment on comfort at higher speeds. Is there much vibration at higher speeds. It has power (1100cc), but where is the power? Is it quick from get go or is there more higher end torque?