Indian Scout Bobber Rear Fender DIY Part 2

Finally got everything put back together. Happy so far until I get bored again. Thanks to Rite on John for the inspiration to not ride stock.

[@jamesspencer406]

Neat work nice bike ,stepson has the bobber and we talk of doing this.Badass look

[@jaybells7772]

Nice Scout brother!

[@eshaanreza832]

Now it looks badass!

[@saschuchman]

How in the hell does this have any thumbs down? That bike looks sick!

[@leanidis300]

very cool, I ride a HD FLSTC but thinking of a Bobber

[@briandrake496]

Sick Bobber!

[@Youtube_Globetrotter]

I like this style

[@jay_fast]

Turned out great! Nice DIY. Save a good amount I bet vs the tank machine kit

[@oxouk]

Thanks Jay. I really liked the Tank Machine plate. Just too rich for my blood.

[@mikecarmean6446]

Looks Cool... I'd Run a Bracket Off That Back Plate To Mount The Turn Signals and Would Make Them Even... I Have a 2003 V Rod Custom 300 Rear Very Similar 💥💥🇺🇸💥💥

[@oxouk]

Not a bad idea. I like it.

[@SpyderRios]

Someone needs to make a mini rear render for this bike

[@jamievandalen]

is there a part one? Great looking bike!

[@oxouk]

Jamie VanDalen There is a part one. Just click on my user name.

[@BrandonLeonSD]

Left side is out further because the shock needs to clear the drive belt.

[@tzadibazzey4191]

I'm looking to do similar work to my scout as well, where did you buy your kits from? looking for that same front fender you have and maybe a rear one too.

[@oxouk]

Front fender is stock, although I don't have it on the bike now. I didn't buy any kits. Just removed the rear sub frame and made the cover to hide the battery.

[@vitob5898]

Bikes looks incredible!! Did the seat come from Indian? If not may i know where you purchased it from?

[@oxouk]

The seat is the Indian 1920 solo saddle seat from the Indian dealership.

[@21cowboys4life]

Hey. Very nice video. I'm from sc as well but my question is that I'm taking the motorcycle classes in January but far as my first bike I was thinking about the bobber. What's your thoughts on that or should I get the scout or scout 60 instead being that it will be my first bike. Fyi I'm 6'1 in height

[@oxouk]

I took the rider safety course which I found very beneficial. My first bike was a HD Nightster (1200). Everyone told me not to get the 883 as I would soon regret it. I took the same principle when getting my first Scout. Unless you are on a tight budget, go with the regular scout. As far as your height, you should be fine. Some taller people look a little too big for a Scout, I'm 5'10. The Scouts are very easy to handle as they have a very low center of gravity. They have plenty of torque, and are fun to ride. In short, regular Scout or Bobber all the way!

[@21cowboys4life]

@@oxouk thanks for that info. I was thinking about the 883 or the honda shadow phantom as well but I was getting the same info as you was(even tho I think the shadow phantom look great). But yes the only time I learn on a bike was on a Suzuki gsx 250 which was a few times but I dont care for a sport bike at all just wanted to learn the basics before I take the classes lol.

[@chaseadams8018]

K Harris I just finished my riding course and got my certificate this week and bought my first bike which is a 2012 Harley 883. Very happy for my first bike, but my goals to get an Indian scout bobber once I get bored of this one. I just couldn’t justify buying an Indian scout or bobber as my very first bike Incase 1 I dropped it or 2 if I didn’t even like riding. Tomorrow’s the big day where I get my license stamped and I can hit the roads legally! I’ve been riding around my block the past two weeks.

[@TheNyhm1]

nice. hope you don't ride in the rain

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

Nice! But wouldn't all the road debris splash on your back? I can tell from experience.

[@oxouk]

When it rains yes, so you either don’t ride in the rain or pay the price.

[@cmz85]

Dude I’m in Charlotte, do you think you can help me with the 240 rear tire change?

[@oxouk]

I can walk you through it

[@chrispierce5846]

How did you paint the Indian wording on the tire and what paint did you use.

[@oxouk]

Just used a paint pen from an arts and craft store. It's kinda tedious to do to be honest.

[@pcmb8057]

Like

[@user-cw9nq8ck9p]

Nice bike what size is your rear tire

[@oxouk]

That was the stock 150/80/16.

[@travisking1223]

Do you guys still have the rear sub frame that was removed? I need to purchase one.

[@oxouk]

I sold mine, but you can buy it new from cheapcycleparts.com. $404.99, part #5140981-626

[@travisking1223]

@@oxouk Thanks much! I was looking to spend no more than half that but at least I know I have options in case I can’t find one used. 😉

[@robrobski9445]

Do this bike have mechanical issues like most Harley Davidson

[@oxouk]

I've had 2 Indians since 2017. No issues whatsoever.

[@jayeparker9281]

where did u get your seat from?

[@oxouk]

Coastal Indian Motorcycles. You can buy it from Cheapcycleparts.com

[@jayeparker9281]

@@oxouk thank you

[@jayeparker9281]

guess they have shut down...per godaddy

[@vanavana4487]

What exhaust do you have?

[@oxouk]

They are Rinehart pipes.

[@ericw1261]

Huh? Are those not Rineharts?

[@oxouk]

@@ericw1261 they sure are. That’s what happens when you answer questions without looking to see what video someone is referencing. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

[@chavezfimbresemmanuel3934]

Está muy bonita y todo, pero yo creo que sí andas buen rato te deja la espalda toda negra JAJAJAJA