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2016 Indian Scout Sixty First Ride Review

2016 Indian Scout Sixty First Ride Review

Posted on January 7, 2016March 26, 2020 By Jarvis

Indian Motorcycle hit the jackpot when it resurrected the storied Scout model. Messing with a historic model is always a gamble, especially one with such a fabled history as the Scout, and expectations placed on the next-gen Scout were high. When Indian launched the new Scout with a cast aluminum frame, bolted the shocks directly to the rear casting, and squeezed its 60 degree V-Twin with machined cases tightly into that package, it was a drastic deviation from the brand’s norm. Which wasn’t a bad thing, because as soon as riders hitched a leg over the new Scout, they were quickly sold on the merits of its performance.
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