Indian Scout Rogue - Full In Depth Walk Around

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024

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  • @BM-of6dg
    @BM-of6dg Год назад +5

    This was very helpful. I’m late 30s more mature and ready for my first bike. I’m buying the rogue - and was looking for some answers and this was thorough ! 👌🏾

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад

      Thank you so much!! Thank you for that! Glad this was helpful. Safe riding to you! 🙏🏼

    • @BM-of6dg
      @BM-of6dg Год назад +2

      @@benattwiggcycles I’m officially an owner of a scout rogue ! Purchased last night , receive it on Tuesday !!! Cheers , and safe riding !

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад

      @@BM-of6dg That's EXCELLNT NEWS! Congrats on a very unique, badass motorcycle!!! Safe riding to you!

    • @BM-of6dg
      @BM-of6dg Год назад +1

      @@benattwiggcycles thanks man! Really is badass! 👊🏾

  • @GeoffreyDunne
    @GeoffreyDunne 6 месяцев назад

    In my opinion, Indian created a real winner with the Rogue by combining the best features from various Scout models. Liked how you explained exactly how it fits into the line-up. A dizzying number of variations to keep track of!

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  6 месяцев назад

      I fully agree with you my friend! Somebody at Indian was paying attention to what riders need and want. Thank you so very much for watching! Ride safe.

  • @omuerta7605
    @omuerta7605 Год назад +1

    Looking at buying a scout rogue now.. thanks for the video

  • @marcusverhoeven9696
    @marcusverhoeven9696 3 месяца назад

    Thx for your very complete et sympa hic review of this great bike !

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  3 месяца назад

      You’re super welcome! Thank you for viewing!

  • @billbarrett6285
    @billbarrett6285 Месяц назад

    A higher fuel capacity and fuel gauge, an led headlight, more travel in the suspension, and different mirrors, stem with mirrors out to the side above the handlebars would have made it a much nicer bike. A more comfortable seat and the changes I mentioned would make it a bike I would want to own long term.

  • @VitallyMirzabeyli
    @VitallyMirzabeyli Год назад

    Thank You, I put my eye on it, definitely

  • @brianminkc
    @brianminkc Год назад +1

    When they put a 21" spoke on the front I am in!

  • @707homer
    @707homer Год назад

    Your video was very helpful. I’m just starting to ride and this is my top choice.

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад

      Thank you so very much!! That means a lot. Thank you!!

  • @rolopez4903
    @rolopez4903 Год назад +9

    I’m a new rider and got my rouge sixty back in early August. Love it, feels great I’m 5’5 in my 40’s. Definitely great bike for a first time rider such as myself.

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад

      That's excellent news! Thank you so much for your feedback!!

    • @Pipes61874
      @Pipes61874 Год назад +1

      Hey man are you still enjoying your ride I'm planning on getting roug sixty soon how's the throttle response as new rider

    • @rolopez4903
      @rolopez4903 Год назад

      @@Pipes61874 still love it, I can honestly say it’s great for throttle response. I have taken it in the mountains and the power is fine. But as a fairly new rider I don’t ride at 100mph, I take it easy roughly 70-80 on the highway

    • @bowsnature9336
      @bowsnature9336 Год назад

      Never had a bike before I'm 40 in December I'm wondering what bike to go for and what license here in UK .. CBT first get some experience or go for full license

    • @petrol11
      @petrol11 Год назад

      @@Pipes61874 I've just got the Rogue this year too, got mine in March, and I'm absolutely in love with it. It's my first bike, I went with the full scout - i was nervous at first because of engine size etc, but actually the throttle is very nice - def not too bitey so theres no shock factor, very smooth, and the real power is high in the revs, so it's very 'safe' as throttle goes

  • @derekapaul5235
    @derekapaul5235 Год назад

    Great video! Very informative! Quick question, I am 6'0" and run about 245 lbs. I've rode HD Sportsters before as well as two different Street Glides and I've felt fine on both. Size wise, do you foresee this bike being too cramped for a guy of my stature? I love the look of this bike, I have been wanting to venture out of the HD family and I'm not really doing long trips. Like I said, I've had Sportsters and have felt fine on those. Just curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks for putting out this great video!

  • @frankrobinson5453
    @frankrobinson5453 2 года назад +1

    Just purchased this exact same bike. I love it. BUT the stock seat will wear your ass out after an hour of riding. I'll be looking to upgrade that soon. Love, love, love the bike though.

  • @adamhicks24
    @adamhicks24 2 года назад +1

    Fantastic review thanks. I'm thinking this will be my first bike

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  2 года назад +1

      Thank you so very much!!

    • @CharlesVanexX
      @CharlesVanexX 2 года назад

      @@benattwiggcycles I'm pretty small guy, 5"4 and been looking at scouts as my first bike. I was thinking one of the bobber but I really like this design, I'm worried it might be too big for me though, what do you think?

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  2 года назад +1

      @@CharlesVanexX hey there! Regarding size, this would be ideal. I’ve seen some pretty short folks still able to touch the ground on these bikes. These have a very low seat height PLLUSS those handlebars can be rolled toward you a little bit to help reduce the reach 😊

    • @CharlesVanexX
      @CharlesVanexX 2 года назад

      @@benattwiggcycles awesome. Thanks for the response man.

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  2 года назад

      @@CharlesVanexX you’re welcome!!!

  • @DannySword21
    @DannySword21 Год назад +1

    It’s this engine the same as the bobber twenty?

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад +1

      Yes indeed 😁

    • @DannySword21
      @DannySword21 Год назад +1

      I’m getting one this Christmas! My Rebel 1100 its too uncomfortable

  • @chg2799
    @chg2799 Год назад

    I’m 5’8” and 255 lbs… think I’m too big for this bike..??

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад +1

      I think you would love this! We just had a client much taller than myself purchase one and I’m 6’2”. He loves it! Already had it in for first service within a week or so lol

    • @chg2799
      @chg2799 Год назад

      @@benattwiggcycles wow.. first service in a week …that’s great ..!!
      I was more worried about my weight and not so much my height…a local dealer has one in stock and I’m gonna go sit on it and see how the stock shocks are with my weight…

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад

      @@chg2799 That’s awesome! Go check it out and see what you think. I will say it’s super nice that the shocks are preload adjustable. I’m about 230 and they do well with me on. I think you’ll be impressed 😃 But let me know what ya think! 😊

  • @douglasknott7216
    @douglasknott7216 2 года назад +6

    I bought my Scout Rogue 60 from Twiggs and it is an awesome ride. One of the great things about the Rogue / Scout is all the accessories available for it. Customizing it to fit you is affordable and easy. Twiggs Cycle has a great staff that is both knowledgeable and insightful.

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  2 года назад +1

      Thank you so very much Douglas!! I appreciate that a lot and I’ll pass on the word!

  • @Theheavyweightable
    @Theheavyweightable 2 года назад +2

    Hello victory octane…it’s been a while

  • @razorback6098
    @razorback6098 2 года назад +4

    Ben thank you for a very informative overview of the Indian Scout Rogue. I am 65 and have been riding for over 50 years. I am contemplating purchasing a Scout Rogue and it will likely be the last bike I will have in my lifetime. I have numerous accessories I want to add onto the bike and I wanted to know if the bike is ordered, will the accessories he added on when the bike is built or will my Indian dealer have to order them to be installed by them? Thank you for your response. Mike K.

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  2 года назад +2

      Hey there Mike!! Thank you kindly for your message! The accessories would have to be ordered and installed by your local dealer. Although you can “build your bike” on Indian’s website, the bike itself will not arrive with your desired accessories.

    • @razorback6098
      @razorback6098 2 года назад

      @@benattwiggcycles Thank you Ben!

  • @jamessouthworth1699
    @jamessouthworth1699 Месяц назад

    I love the look of this bike and just about everything about it. Since I ride in the rain I would probably try to find a fender extension for at least the back.

  • @c-hd5696
    @c-hd5696 Год назад

    Not sure which one to buy, either Bobber or Rogue.
    I’m selling my BMW R18 bike, which is big and heavy but absolutely stunning.

  • @darrenparkin3090
    @darrenparkin3090 Год назад +3

    Very informative video, I was actually down at the local Indian dealer believing I would like the scout bobber but after sitting on it and then sitting on the scout rogue the body position is much more comfortable on the rogue. If I did go with the bobber and change to mini apes, adding the quarter fairing and upgrading to sport seat it just made sense to go with the rogue. Looking at the silver quartz color scheme that I love and adding in the adds on I mentioned it would be just more cost saving to go with the rogue even though they don’t come with the silver quartz color scheme.

    • @annehause7118
      @annehause7118 9 месяцев назад

      This was my feeling too. All the add ons to the Bobber........might as well go with a Rogue. BUT, I love the look of the fat tire on the front like the Bobber has.

  • @mannys2893
    @mannys2893 2 года назад +2

    I wish Indian had more info on the engine on their site! Their so proud of their Thunderstroke...which is great but literally no documentation regarding the Scout engines.

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  2 года назад +2

      Hey Manny! What can I help answer on the Scout motors, my friend?

    • @mannys2893
      @mannys2893 2 года назад +1

      @@benattwiggcycles A couple regarding the Sixty in particular:
      - SOHC or DOHC?
      - Aluminum or Iron cylinder head?
      - Aluminum or Iron block?
      - How many valves per cylinder?

  • @mrbrightsidewill5213
    @mrbrightsidewill5213 Год назад +2

    Thank u for ur review. Im 5 “7. Looking at the scout bobber. Torn between the fatbob fatboy as well. As i live in singapore and the ratio of harley owner vs Indians are like 500: almost non-existent.
    Kudos to u for leaving ur contact. Shows how sincere u are in helping ppl like me. Great job!!!

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад +1

      You’re most welcome! Thank you for watching! I do hope this was helpful in your search. 😃

    • @mrbrightsidewill5213
      @mrbrightsidewill5213 Год назад

      @@benattwiggcycles oh yes. Except that in my country right now i can only ride a 400cc bike. Nothing exciting yet

  • @orhancebi5288
    @orhancebi5288 2 года назад +2

    I love this bike its just stunning. Gorgeous!

  • @tvvitch117
    @tvvitch117 Год назад +1

    I bought a rouge in midnight smoke, with all the bells and whistles from twigg's. You can see it in my profile pic. It was and is the best two wheeled decision I've ever made. 0 regrets.

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад

      That's awesome!!! Thank you so much for your business and congrats on a badass motorcycle!!!! Safe riding to you.

  • @ryker4124
    @ryker4124 Месяц назад

    You forgot to sit on it.

  • @TheDarkestKnxght
    @TheDarkestKnxght Год назад

    Question I’m a 4’8-4’9 male and I’m looking at motorcycles was recommended to try the Indian lineup anyone have any advice or recommendations I’ve sat on a few bikes ( 2022 Harley iron 883 , sportster, nightster, rebel 250) fit all bikes only problem can’t plant a foot 😅

  • @UncleRed
    @UncleRed Год назад +1

    Congrats on the near 6k views.
    Recently test rode one of these and fell in love. Great info, lots to learn. :)

  • @MrAndrew1953
    @MrAndrew1953 Год назад

    Until Indian adds rear cylinder deactivation and improves ground clearance I won’t consider getting one . They also need to add a fuel gauge with that puny tank which needs a few extra litres.

  • @joelquintos5075
    @joelquintos5075 Год назад +1

    Great review boss

  • @alimangi
    @alimangi Год назад

    Hi Ben great video good insight interested in rogue as My first motorcycle but was not sure with all that HP but just love the way it looks I am I. Maryland will get in touch !

  • @davdankvinci345
    @davdankvinci345 Год назад

    Ordered my storm blue Rouge in early Sept. It was delivered Oct 23rd, and i have already put over 1,100 ml on it, i would have more miles, but i live in Ohio and It's getting cold, and yes, im a first-time rider. My dad and brother are Goldwing riders, but i love the Indian platform.

  • @anthonyesmailov5862
    @anthonyesmailov5862 Год назад

    It is a beautiful bike. I had an opportunity to sit on my dream motorcycle brand of course Indian! I sat on Indiana Chief and Chief Bobber. I also, sat on the Scout Rouge. To be honest I felt more planted on the Scout Rouge. It was a joy. And bought merch as well.

  • @kalathasl
    @kalathasl Год назад

    great review . one question if i may? fuel level . is there an indication whatsoever? i mean it is 2023 after all

  • @garyh987
    @garyh987 2 года назад

    LOVE that Black Smoke Midnight colour....guess it would be considered a matt finish, but looks more like a satin finish from what I can see in the video. Have to see it in person.

  • @privateundisclosed4448
    @privateundisclosed4448 Год назад

    Meh, I prefer the look of the BOBBER. Awesome review though!

  • @Imsaved777
    @Imsaved777 Год назад

    What genius thought it would be wise to NOT have a fuel gauge?

  • @knives7876
    @knives7876 2 года назад

    Everything I could need… except for a fuel gage

  • @generalrodcocker1018
    @generalrodcocker1018 Год назад

    really awesome bike but way too dangerous. It's like a cage, because you're legs are extended and the handlebars are high. for instance, if someone turns left in front of you, you lose at least one leg, break your pelvis, get probably castrated, and break your elbow and hand.

  • @kickass465
    @kickass465 4 месяца назад

    The passenger seat on the 2up is fucking rock solid. You hit a bump and the passenger is going to break their asshole.

  • @billyhelmick2952
    @billyhelmick2952 Год назад

    I ordered my Scout Rogue in May of this year.
    I ordered it maybe six or eight months earlier, with five hundred dollars down.
    I was the 1st to receive the Rogue in my area.
    I've purchased the LED headlight, high performance air filter, Vance and Hines, slash cut pipes, right side saddle bag, rear fender rack, special ordered sissy bar, and the piggy back shocks, made by Indian.
    And the floor boards have been on back order since the day I bought the bike.
    This bike is amazing.
    I've owned three brand new Harley-Davidsons!
    2006 Softail Deluxe, 2015 Heritage Softail, and a 2017 Street Glide.
    This Rogue is the best bike ever!
    I have a 2022 Honda VT 750 Shadow Areo as a second bike.
    I've got Cobra pipes and sissy bar.
    I'm truly Blessed!

  • @myworld6220
    @myworld6220 11 месяцев назад

    Bro thanks for making me so jealous of you.
    I love this bike so much. Great vid

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  11 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much!! I appreciate the support!

  • @tpharo34
    @tpharo34 Год назад

    👍great review I just bought a 23 Rogue coming from a 2020 sixty bobber so pumped to get the extra HP and 6th gear

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much!! Enjoy that new bike! I’m in love with the Rogues. Super cool!!

  • @annehause7118
    @annehause7118 9 месяцев назад

    Very good video!!!! I really appreciate it. Very good explanations.

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  9 месяцев назад

      Thank you so very much! Safe riding to you 😊

  • @Warmicestudios
    @Warmicestudios 5 месяцев назад

    Great piece of info at 10:18 -- 🤙🏻

  • @chg2799
    @chg2799 Год назад

    How do you lock the forks on this bike..? I heard these bikes don’t have fork locks.. Is that true.?

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад

      Although I hate to say it, that’s correct. These so not have a factory fork lock unfortunately.

  • @kakachi
    @kakachi 2 года назад

    Any idea if this seat would fit on a bobber?

  • @astrorho
    @astrorho Год назад

    Question: does it have hazard lights? Thanks!

  • @henrylozada9095
    @henrylozada9095 Год назад

    Great review!

  • @domsm3076
    @domsm3076 Год назад

    My matt black beauty is coming in 2-3 weeks. Sucks the winter is coming.

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад +1

      Woohoo!!! That'll be awesome! Dress just a little warmer and go out and enjoy that new bike! I can't stop riding my Chief. My fingers are a little frozen when I get to work, but it's worth it! LOL

    • @domsm3076
      @domsm3076 Год назад

      @@benattwiggcycles Thanks! It will be my first bike. I'm a bit scared of the power but it will definitely be thrilling :D

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад

      @@domsm3076 you will have an absolute blast on that bike!!

  • @flesz_
    @flesz_ Год назад

    Is it easy to remove the windshield?

    • @benattwiggcycles
      @benattwiggcycles  Год назад

      I actually haven't tried it. There is a little bit of hardware involved. But it shouldn't be too difficult.

  • @privateundisclosed4448
    @privateundisclosed4448 Год назад

    What a GREAT review!!

  • @shoomapadoo1141
    @shoomapadoo1141 Год назад

    Would have like to have heard a more detailed comparison to bigger bikes