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Engine Size (cc):1,130
Warranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Private Seller
Indian SCOUT description
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I'll start by saying I LOVE this bike. It's my fourth and favorite. I like the Scout better than the others: 1200 HD Sportster, HD Softail Springer, and an Indian Chief. The Scout is the quickest bike I've ever ridden and it's comfortable on long trips. I rode it from Northern Ohio to SE Tennessee and was never uncomfortable. It also just looks SHARP! I get lots of compliments on the bike. It handles really well too. I travel mountain roads with my daughter on the back and never miss a gear or cut a turn. It's never been down or wrecked or giving a moments trouble. The bike is in pristine condition with only 2300 miles on it. You are gonna love it. I am buying a piece of land from my mother and need money for a down payment so I am selling it. When I get another bike in a few years it'll be an Indian Scout!
Here are the bikes specs: ENGINE Horsepower (HP) 100 (74.7 kW) Engine Type Liquid Cooled V-Twin Displacement 69 cu in Electronic Fuel Injection System Closed loop fuel injection / 60 mm bore DRIVETRAINPrimary Drive Gear Drive Wet Clutch PERFORMANCEPeak Torque 72.2 ft-lbs. (97.7 Nm) Peak Torque RPM 5900 rpm GEAR RATIO (OVERALL)1st 10.782 : 1 2nd 7.328 : 1 3rd 5.841 : 1 4th 4.957 : 1 5th 4.380 : 1 6th 4.034 : 1 Final Drive 2.357 : 1 CHASSISSuspension: Front - Type/Travel Telescopic Fork/4.7" (120 mm) Suspension: Rear - Type/Travel Dual Shocks/3.0" (76 mm) Brakes/Front Single / 298 mm Rotor / 2 Piston Caliper Brakes/Rear Single /298 mm Rotor / 1 Piston Caliper Tires/Front 130/90-16 72H Tires/Rear 150/80-16 71H Wheels Cast 16" x 3.5" Front and 16" x 5" Rear Exhaust System Split dual exhaust with crossover DIMENSIONSFuel Capacity (Litres) 3.3 gallons Ground Clearance 5.3 in / 135 mm Overall Height (in./mm.) 47.5 in / 1207 mm Overall Width (in./mm.) 34.6 in / 880 mm Rake/Trail 29° Seat Height 25.3 in / 635 mm Wheelbase 61.5 in / 1562 mm Overall Length (in./mm.) 91 in / 2311 mm Lean Angle 31 degrees GVWR 988 lbs / 449 kg Trail 4.7 in / 119.9 mm Weight (Empty tank / full of fuel) 538 lbs / 558 lbs (244 kg / 253 kg) FEATURESColor / Graphics Thunder Black ELECTRICGauges Digital tachometer, odometer, trip meter, engine temp, and low fuel lamp Lights Headlight, tail/brake light, turn signals, license plate light, and speedometer and indicator lights |
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