2019 INDIAN SCOUT BOBBER
Price
£8,989
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Indian Scout Bobber - Matt Black - Vance & Hines Exhaust - 8,388 Miles - Main Dealer History 2019 (19 Reg) | 8,388 Miles | 1 Owner From New | Main Dealer Service History | Vance & Hines Exhaust This Indian Scout Bobber is finished in matt black and has covered just 8,388 miles from new. First registered on 26/07/2019, this 19 plate example has had just one owner from new and comes with an excellent service record. Powered by Indian's characterful 1,133cc V-twin engine, the Scout Bobber combines muscular performance with stripped-back custom styling and a low, relaxed riding position.
It's a distinctive cruiser with plenty of torque and character, while remaining manageable and enjoyable to ride. This example comes supplied with 2 keys, owner's manual and service book, with five previous service stamps and extensive main dealer service history. We have also completed an annual service and comprehensive pre-delivery inspection as part of our preparation.
It is fitted with a Vance & Hines exhaust system along with genuine Indian accessories including a rear rack and side bag. The original rear passenger seat and backrest are also included with the bike and remain in their original box. The current MOT is valid until 24/04/2027; however, we will supply the bike with a new MOT for its next owner.
It will also be supplied with our 3-month parts and labour warranty. KEY DETAILS • 2019 (19 Reg)
- First registered: 26/07/2019
- Only 8,388 miles from new • 1 owner from new
- Finished in matt black • 2 keys
- Owner's manual
- Service book
- Extensive main dealer service history • 5 previous service stamps
- Current MOT valid until 24/04/2027
- Supplied with a new MOT FITTED EXTRAS
- Vance & Hines exhaust system
- Genuine Indian rear rack
- Genuine Indian rear side bag
- Rear passenger seat included
- Passenger backrest included
- Rear seat & backrest supplied in original box PREPARATION & SERVICE WORK COMPLETED
- Annual service completed
- Comprehensive pre-delivery inspection (PDI)
- Supplied with a new MOT
- Full safety and condition check
- Professionally prepared before handover WHAT'S INCLUDED BEFORE DELIVERY • 3-month parts & labour warranty
- New MOT
- Annual service
- Full pre-delivery inspection • 2 keys
- Owner's manual & service book
- Rear seat & passenger backrest
- Nationwide delivery available WHY BUY FROM YES MOTO?
- Nationwide delivery available
- Reserve online with just a £99 deposit
- All bikes fully inspected and prepared before handover
- Transparent history and documentation provided FINANCE AVAILABLE Finance available through Jigsaw Finance.
- 👉 Reserve this Indian Scout Bobber today for just £99! With just one owner from new, only 8,388 miles, extensive main dealer service history and desirable Vance & Hines and genuine Indian accessories, this is a very well-specified Scout Bobber that's ready for its next owner.
About the INDIAN SCOUT BOBBER
The Indian Scout Bobber has carved out a significant niche in the UK's burgeoning bobber and cruiser scene. Known for its minimalist styling, accessible performance, and accessible price point, it offers a compelling alternative to more established players. If you're considering a used Scout Bobber, here's what you need to know.
Why Buy an Indian Scout Bobber?
The Scout Bobber appeals to riders who appreciate a stripped-back aesthetic. Its low-slung silhouette, fat tyres, chopped fenders, and blacked-out components exude a rebellious charm. Beyond the looks, the 1133cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine provides smooth, accessible power that's more than enough for spirited country road blasts and confident motorway cruising. It's also remarkably user-friendly, with a low seat height and manageable weight making it suitable for a wide range of riders. Indian's build quality is generally strong, and the bike offers a distinct American flavour that sets it apart.
UK Price Guide (GBP)
Prices for the Indian Scout Bobber vary significantly depending on age, mileage, condition, and specific variant. Here's a general guide:
| Model Year | Average Price (GBP) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2018-2019 | £7,500 - £9,000 | Early models, may have higher mileage. |
| 2020-2022 | £8,500 - £10,500 | Later models, often with fewer miles and potentially updated features. |
| 2023+ | £10,000+ | As new or nearly new examples, reflecting current RRP. |
Specifications
- Engine: 1133cc liquid-cooled V-twin
- Bore x Stroke: 98mm x 73.9mm
- Compression Ratio: 10.7:1
- Fueling: Electronic Fuel Injection
- Clutch: Wet, multi-plate
- Transmission: 6-speed
- Final Drive: Belt
- Frame: Steel, spine
- Suspension (Front): Telescopic forks, 41mm
- Suspension (Rear): Dual shocks with adjustable preload
- Brakes (Front): Single 298mm disc with 2-piston caliper
- Brakes (Rear): Single 298mm disc with 1-piston caliper
- Tyres (Front): 130/90B16
- Tyres (Rear): 150/80B16
- Seat Height: 650mm
- Wheelbase: 1564mm
- Weight (Kerb): Approx. 255kg
- Fuel Capacity: 12 litres
Common Issues
The Scout Bobber is generally a reliable machine. However, as with any used motorcycle, it's worth keeping an eye out for:
- Electrical gremlins: While not widespread, some owners have reported minor electrical issues, particularly with older models. Check all lights, indicators, and the charging system.
- Corrosion: Being a naked bike, components can be exposed to the elements. Inspect the frame, exhaust, and fasteners for signs of rust or undue corrosion, especially on bikes that haven't been meticulously maintained or stored.
- Tyre wear: The fatter, stylish tyres can wear more quickly than standard items, especially if the bike has been ridden enthusiastically.
- Clutch adjustment: Ensure the clutch lever has a clean take-up and doesn't feel overly heavy or grabby.
Running Costs
Fuel Economy: Expect around 50-60mpg depending on riding style. The 12-litre tank offers a decent range of approximately 130-160 miles.
Servicing: Major services are typically required every 10,000 miles. Costs will vary, but budget around £300-£500 for a standard service at a reputable independent or main dealer. Belt drive eliminates the need for chain maintenance.
Tyres: As mentioned, these can be a significant cost. Factor in £250-£350 for a pair of quality replacement tyres, plus fitting.
Insurance: Group ratings can vary, but generally, expect moderate insurance premiums for this type of machine.
Variants
The core Indian Scout Bobber has seen minor updates over the years, but the fundamental offering remains consistent. There isn't a huge array of distinct 'variants' in the same way some manufacturers offer, but look out for:
- Standard Scout Bobber: The archetypal model, featuring the distinctive styling.
- Scout Bobber Sixty: A more accessible, slightly de-tuned version often featuring a slightly different colour scheme and sometimes a smaller engine (though UK models are predominantly 1133cc). It's crucial to check the exact engine size on any listing.
- Aftermarket modifications: Many Scout Bobbers are customised. Popular additions include aftermarket exhausts, seats, handlebars, and lighting. Ensure any modifications are to a high standard and have been legally fitted.
When buying used, the key is to find a well-maintained example that matches your budget and aesthetic preferences.