2018 Indian Scout Bobber - How to remove front and rear wheels DIY

[@schrodingersdogjack]

I have a 15' Scout and wanted to see the wheel change process. I'm going to watch it again, to get all that stuck in my head a little better. I've never changed a bike tire before so I like the idea of pre-marking the nut and socket before loosening them up. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@edfox250]

Awesome video! I was always intimidated in taking my wheels off my Road Glide, although, friends of mine do it regularly. I looked up and found your video on the Scout Bobber which is my wife’s bike. I’m doing great until I got to the front wheel with the 16mm allen lol. As soon as I find one I’ll have the front wheel off!

[@morningcoffee3200]

Thanks for blazing the trail bro, my son and I will be changing my scout tires with confidence now... well done with your camera angles!👍

[@cliffcares6455]

Awesome. Let me know how it goes. Thanks man. You guys ride safe.

[@edecionunez7582]

Thanks for ur patience and for sharing ur knowledge and expertise with all of us, keep the good work mate!👍

[@snottrrocket]

Doing this today. Thanks for making it look easy and straight forward.

[@stephencummins7589]

Nice and straightforward wit no idle BS chat, thanks bro

[@randysmith7826]

Dude thank you for this video you totally helped me out changing the tires on my scout.

[@cliffcares6455]

Randy Smith Welcome. Ride safe.

[@valeriefox4704]

very straight forward video. TY so much for the video.

[@ayorkslife]

5/8 instead of 16 mm Alan but if that helps anyone locate the part if they can’t find it in mm. Me and my Grandpa had trouble locating the tool around town. Ended up finding it at O’reilly.

[@liljuanito123]

Wow thanks for this video. I bought new rims and tires and have been procrastinating cause I thought I had to take it to a shop. Video was so helpful. Which motorcycle jack do you recommend?

[@cliffcares6455]

Good to know that I was able to help. The jack I use is the Craftsman aluminum motorcycle jack. From others that I've used. This one and the aluminum motorcycle jack from Harbor Fright are the best ones. Mostly cause they are the easiest to control when lowering the bike.

[@801Garage]

Any advice on the belt? I can not get it off. I went 7 turns and still won’t come off. Should I just keep doing a turn at a time till I can get it?

[@t.graham3549]

Thanks Cliff, this was a great help- cheers

[@cliffcares6455]

T. Graham Welcome. Ride safe.

[@tomedwards159]

great job... make sure you check the belt alignment, check to see that it is riding in the center of the rear pulley, if not will need adjustment.

[@cliffcares6455]

Thanks. I usually do. Another reason for spinning the rear wheel is not only to check to make sure nothing is binding, but also to see where the drive belt is going to ride.

[@nils.7258]

You are awesome thanks for the help. Greetings from Germany 💪

[@joshuareed5544]

Super helpful video, thanks brother!

[@cliffcares6455]

Joshua Reed You’re welcome. Glad it was able to help. Ride safe.

[@paulbaldwin4837]

Hi Cliff, thanks for sharing this, very helpful. Great beard too :-)

[@cliffcares6455]

Thanks. Ride safe.

[@jdmannino68]

What's the tires brand and size?? Front and rear thanks in advance

[@wesleyredmond3464]

Video helped me out tremendously!! Thanks bro

[@cliffcares6455]

Welcome. Happy to help. Ride safe.

[@stogie0608]

Thanks for this vid man. Really helped me a lot.

[@cliffcares6455]

Welcome. Thanks for watching and ride safe.

[@jacobmoore3551]

Thanks man I about to replace my front tire too.

[@cliffcares6455]

Welcome. Ride safe.

[@scottb8175]

Thanks for posting this

[@cliffcares6455]

Welcome. Ride safe.

[@DZenitram23]

cool video helped me out on the victory octane same rear tire set up. I use shinko 777 great grip wet or dry.

[@cliffcares6455]

Glad the video was able to help you.

[@DZenitram23]

@@cliffcares6455 1 1/16 is to small and 1 1/8 is slightly big whats in between ?

[@cliffcares6455]

@@DZenitram23 Have you try using a metric wrench?

[@DZenitram23]

@@cliffcares6455 its 27mm now to the tire shop

[@chrisc3228]

Did say 16mm allen for the front? Thanks and great video.

[@cliffcares6455]

I believe it was a standard size. I didn’t have the correct size but was able to use a metric allen close to the size to remove the axle.

[@chrisc3228]

@@cliffcares6455 thanks. Yes figured it out it’s a 5/8 allen.

[@shawnstutsmanstutsman8379]

Helped a lot thankyou

[@cliffcares6455]

Shawn Stutsman Stutsman Welcome. Ride safe

[@davinreeves]

Thank you 👍

[@cliffcares6455]

You're welcome. Ride safe.

[@BlownPSP]

Great video! thanks!

[@ayorkslife]

Awesome video btw.

[@ANSE700]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@theotrotchie]

Thank you.

[@ljml1982]

Better yell at that bike and tell it to hold that flashlight better!

[@cliffcares6455]

I'll see what I can do. Lol

[@cjschmitt4882]

Clean your bike!!! lol

[@cliffcares6455]

Not my bike. It's a customer.

[@cjschmitt4882]

@@cliffcares6455 they need to respect you then and clean before service! ;)