Looking Like A Motorcycle Again! Indian Scout

[@jrags25]

Just found your page and love the way this is looking. Can't wait for an update

[@flmacphee1158]

I love the white frame

[@BrandonBicasso]

It loves that you love the white frame too.

[@Walrus647]

Can’t wait to see the update with this project

[@raynavarra]

I’ve been freezing bearings for years and it absolutely never, ever worked for me either. Great job Brandon. I wouldn’t sweat that dust shield for even 1 minute. That will last forever like that.

[@williammurray6234]

I’ve been watching it for a while finally subscribed the reason why you’re working on the same bike I ride I think you do a great job and I’m glad that you get into detail it teachers myself and others how to fix things and it’s very appreciated for all you do and show

[@robertwatson39]

Brandon, Before you ship that beautiful Indian out to me in Australia can you make a couple of changes for me. 1. Powder-coat the the exhaust Shields white because I know it will look better. 2. All the bolts that bolt onto the frame should be powder coated black gloss because I know it will look better. Ha ha my little joke, just wanted to say that she is looking great. Well done digger.

[@BrandonBicasso]

Not bad ideas. I may go back and redo the hardware. It’s an after thought right now 😅

[@jebbawalky2519]

Would love that ignition video you mentioned. My 2022 scout bobber got stolen last month. I can’t stop thinking about how they managed to get away with my baby 😢

[@BrandonBicasso]

Oh no! I hope it all works out in your favor. 🥲

[@BangChief_AllIsOne]

Solid, Bradda. Salute

[@bridgettdixon6807]

Hi Brandon. Lets get it. 😊

[@BrandonBicasso]

Ayeee 💪🏾

[@chrishunter5041]

Nice job

[@sparkyastwo]

Question: Shouldn’t the lower triple have bump stops? Tip: I use liquid dish soap as a lubricant for my radiator hoses. It makes it easier to slide on.

[@BrandonBicasso]

Maybe. This design doesn’t have triple stops on the lower nor the frame. Why, I’m not sure.

[@MastaKeahi]

This bike would look great with some White Walls!

[@BrandonBicasso]

That'd be nasty!

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

Cool looking build...

[@BrandonBicasso]

Thank you!

[@mulderx2525]

thats a bike i'd be proud to ride here in Lyon FR

[@BrandonBicasso]

Oh that’s a great compliment.

[@tomedwards159]

it still not to late to install the fork lock.

[@BrandonBicasso]

So, I thought about that. I wanted to wait until the bike was fully together. It made more sense to show people what fully was involved on disassembly. What do you think?

[@tomedwards159]

@@BrandonBicasso great idea

[@nbowling10trio]

Def the go-to on these exhaust use penetrating oil. It's a must. They're always a pain

[@BrandonBicasso]

Lessons learned.

[@brandescm]

Just take the little extra time and money and do the neck bearing and dust seal correctly. It is easier to do it now!

[@BrandonBicasso]

That bearing and seal are fine. You’ll have to destroy that bearing to get it off that triple and risk damaging the triple. Been there done it.

[@brandescm]

@@BrandonBicasso I would disagree the seal is fine, since the purpose is to seal and it now has a slice in it. Your bike, do as you please.

[@deormanrobey892]

Ever think about taking before snap shots as you take stuff apart?

[@BrandonBicasso]

I do for mostly electrical and cable routing. A lot of what you get on camera is my initial thought, then I go off to see photos or video I took to get me back on track.

[@BrandonBicasso]

I saved the most time having all of my bolts/brackets etc. well marked so it removed majority of guess work. I didn’t do that as well on the Magnum.

[@BrandonBicasso]

Still gotta bleed that ole radiator but progress.

[@victorgonza4528]

White frame might be a fail , let’s wait a see the finished product.

[@BrandonBicasso]

What makes a color a fail?

[@joesbuell]

Train wreck! Butcher builder 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@BrandonBicasso]

I need to stamp that. 🤙🏾

[@greenrolaids]

love the videos, im getting a bad o2 sensor on the front sensor. is it tough to replace?

[@BrandonBicasso]

Nah, takes maybe 30 minutes of fiddling. It's a tight area but not too bad. Zip tie holds it at the bottom behind the radiator cover.

[@KenStar335]

Nice job