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Indian Scout owners should do an urgent pre-ride inspection to ensure the brakes are working properly then take their bike straight to their dealership for an inspection. Indian Motorcycle Australia has issued an urgent recall through the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission of all 2017-2018 Indian Scout, Scout 60 and Scout Bobber models with Anti-Lock …
Indian Motorcycle Australia has announced 2017 prices, plus a new touchscreen infotainment system for its Chieftain and Roadmaster and some new warpaint including two-tone available for the first time on the Scout. The Scout Sixty has been dropped from the line-up while the Scout at $19,995* gets new exhaust pipes, improved leg clearance, a wider steering radius and new rear …
The Indian Scout has quickly become the company’s biggest-selling motorcycle and now they have added the Scout Sixty with a smaller engine capacity and an attractive $2000 price advantage. While most riders would argue there is “no replacement for displacement”, I would argue that the 999cc Scout Sixty is a more suitable package than its …
Indian Motorcycle has experienced a massive surge in Australian sales, more than doubling last year, while a slump in sales at sister company Victory Motorcycles has partially offset the results. The Indian Scout has led the surge to 734 bikes, up 117.8% from 337 in 2014, while Victory dropped 10.8% to 381. Still, the two …
Indian Motorcycle has unveiled the Scout Sixty with a 60-cube engine (999cc) at the EICMA motorcycle show in in Milan. It arrives in Australia in December at $17,995 rideaway and will be on display at the Sydney motorcycle Show on Friday. We’re not sure why they would chose such a size for another Scout. A …