Indian Scout Bobber

2025 Indian Scout Bobber

Indian Motorcycles has launched the 2025 Indian Scout range abroad and the range has been listed on the Indian website as well. Check out the details here.

In its new iteration, the Indian Scout Bobber still maintains its true-blue bobber look with the chopped fenders, single seat setup and bar-end mirrors. The low stance give the motorcycle quite an aggressive road presence

Indian Scout Bobber Engine

The Indian Scout Bobber is powered by an all-new 1250cc, liquid-cooled, V-Twin “SpeedPlus 1250” engine producing 105PS and 108Nm.

Indian Scout Bobber Suspension, Brakes & Other Details

The Indian Scout Bobber gets a 41mm telescopic fork with 120mm wheel travel and dual shock absorbers with 51mm wheel travel. Braking duties are taken care of by a 298mm front disc with a 2-piston caliper and a 298mm rear disc with a 1-piston caliper. The Scout Bobber gets a ground clearance of 109mm, fuel tank capacity of 13 litres, seat height of 665mm, kerb weight of 246kg and wheelbase of 1562mm.

Indian Scout Bobber Features

The Indian Scout Bobber comes equipped with an analogue instrument console with a digital inset in its Standard trim along with dual-channel ABS and an LED headlight. In the Limited trim, the bobber gets premium badging, traction control, cruise control, USB charging point and ride modes: Sport, Standard and Tour. In the top-spec Limited +Tech trim, it gets a 4-inch TFT console with Bluetooth connectivity, and turn-by-turn navigation and keyless ignition.

2021 Indian Scout Bobber

In true bobber tradition, the Indian Scout Bobber features a chopped front fender and rear mudguard along with fatter tyres to give it a stripped-down look. The headlight cover is also different and most of the parts have been blacked out to give the Indian Scout Bobber a mean look. The new bike also gets equipped with a redesigned single saddle, a badge on the tank and bar-end mirrors.

The rear suspension travel has been lowered by 45mm to give it a better stance, while the telescopic front forks now get new cartridges.

Powering the new motorcycle is the same engine as seen on the Indian Scout. The 1,113cc V-twin engine delivers 100PS of power and 98Nm of peak torque at 6,000rpm. Power is transmitted to the rear wheel by a six-speed transmission. Braking is done by a single 298mm-dia disc brake at front and rear, while ABS is an optional extra in the US market but it would most likely be standard in India. The bike rides on a 130/90 R16 tyre at the front and a 150/80 R16 tyre at the rear.

The Scout Bobber has a 12.5-litre fuel tank and weighs 251kg. The new Scout Bobber will be available in the following five colours - Thunder Black, Star Silver Smoke, Bronze Smoke, Indian Motorcycle Red, and Thunder Black Smoke.