Looks good, talk about loosing a shock, it’s actually not as bad as you’d imagine. I was riding behind my dad a few years ago, he was on his 80 sportster. He hits a slight bump in the road, and he breaks a shock, I watched the spring from the right side shoot straight up about 25-30 feet in the air. I swerved and stopped, it missed me thankfully, and picked up the pieces. Then I had to go chase him down, he didn’t even realize he lost it. The look on his face was priceless when I pulled up next to him with the spring in my hand. Rode the bike 50 miles back home no problem. Anyway good video as always.
I totally agree, that the stock suspension both rear and front are quite lacking on the Scout and Bobber models. I have only put on an aftermarket seat so far, that makes the ride some what more bearable. I will be doing the front forks first. So I am looking forward to your future video on what you chose and replace the internals with! You two ride and stay safe down in Fla!
Hey remember that scene in Dumb and Dumber when he's standing in the doorway of some girl's house that he sort of is crushing on and he's practicing what he's going to say when she answers the door and you'll see him do three or four different practice greetings and then the camera pans some and you realize she's standing there in front of him watching him practice every single greeting? Another great video Remington you keep it fun.
Nicely done! The technique without having to remove the exhaust in particular. I almost want to do the same way, but you can't torque it to specs with the exhausts on, or could you ?
Oh my, thanks for the kind words! Hey man, everything I’ve done on my bikes are all things I’ve done for the first time so never be afraid to try these things on your own
Just saw this video, thanks for your insight. 7ish months later and do you think these are worth it? I am seriously considering it (love your vids btw)
I’m 210 and the shocks are fine for me. Are you asking about riding 2-up? Not sure about that but I do know if you go the super Shox website and you fill out the form they will recommend the right shock for you
Great video buddy! Nice shocks! I use that Jack every time I wash the bikes once you let it down on the stabilizer it’s very steady. Oh you found out on your own lol. Good job brother. Man that does look rather simple. I don’t ride an Indian so I won’t be buying these but I’m glad you liked them. Wow what a difference. Great review and they look good too! Love ya brother be well G ✊✊❤️🔥 Oh I’ll find you some front shocks right away because I have an Indian lol 😂 Bonus clip?
Hey Omar, those are the Indian factory 10” Apes. I don’t have a video on those specifically but you can see them in a lot of our other videos. Pretty easy to swap. Thanks for watching.
You have to go to the website listed in the description and fill out the form and they message you back with the correct part number. Honestly it’s a little goofy the way you have to buy them but it’s worth it.
@@TwoIndians That is a goofy way haha. Now that you have had it for a while would you still choose this over let's say Fox Shocks or other? Up to $1000 range this is still your choice?
Can confirm everything in this video is true. I love my supershox. Can’t wait to see you do the front end!
Looks good, talk about loosing a shock, it’s actually not as bad as you’d imagine. I was riding behind my dad a few years ago, he was on his 80 sportster. He hits a slight bump in the road, and he breaks a shock, I watched the spring from the right side shoot straight up about 25-30 feet in the air. I swerved and stopped, it missed me thankfully, and picked up the pieces. Then I had to go chase him down, he didn’t even realize he lost it. The look on his face was priceless when I pulled up next to him with the spring in my hand. Rode the bike 50 miles back home no problem. Anyway good video as always.
Thanks for the great story!
I totally agree, that the stock suspension both rear and front are quite lacking on the Scout and Bobber models. I have only put on an aftermarket seat so far, that makes the ride some what more bearable. I will be doing the front forks first. So I am looking forward to your future video on what you chose and replace the internals with! You two ride and stay safe down in Fla!
Your videos are so Helpful thank you so much for sharing 👏🏾
Thanks Sonny!
Where did you get the under glow lights from. They look great.
Those are from XKGlow, I did a video that install.
Just ordered mine today. Did you ever get around to the front?
Good video. Easy job and the difference is immediately noticeable.
Oh dang! I forgot to mention your video
Didn’t see the link to the blacked out bolt kit. Looks nice.
It’s there. Just double checked. I moved it up a little
Good info. And the lettering on the tank looks amazing 👍.
Hey remember that scene in Dumb and Dumber when he's standing in the doorway of some girl's house that he sort of is crushing on and he's practicing what he's going to say when she answers the door and you'll see him do three or four different practice greetings and then the camera pans some and you realize she's standing there in front of him watching him practice every single greeting?
Another great video Remington you keep it fun.
Yeah I wanted people to see that I don’t just hold up the camera and breeze through everything effortlessly.
@@TwoIndians no matter because your EDITING is on point.
Nicely done! The technique without having to remove the exhaust in particular. I almost want to do the same way, but you can't torque it to specs with the exhausts on, or could you ?
I don’t see why you couldn’t but honestly I’ve never used a torque wrench in my life.
@@TwoIndians , could have while on the lift, but then i think i'd run into trouble aligning the upper bolt in place.
great video... thank you for your postings.. you guys helped me on choosing a scout. and inspired me to proceed with mods
Oh my, thanks for the kind words! Hey man, everything I’ve done on my bikes are all things I’ve done for the first time so never be afraid to try these things on your own
@@TwoIndians tinkering is the best part. i have quite the wish list
Just saw this video, thanks for your insight. 7ish months later and do you think these are worth it? I am seriously considering it (love your vids btw)
Yes!!! These shocks are fantastic. We just did some really long rides in the mountains and they made it so much better
Could you please tell me where to get the blacked-out bolts for the Indian adjustable shock installation?
Should be in the description
Do you think Supershocks might have something for me (190LBs) and my wife (180Lbs)?
I’m 210 and the shocks are fine for me. Are you asking about riding 2-up? Not sure about that but I do know if you go the super Shox website and you fill out the form they will recommend the right shock for you
Looks good 👍
Thanks for sharing
Good info thanks. Out of interest what saddle bag is that on the bobber?
That bag is from Indian
@@TwoIndians Thanks for the quick reply! Great looking bikes.
Great video buddy! Nice shocks! I use that Jack every time I wash the bikes once you let it down on the stabilizer it’s very steady. Oh you found out on your own lol. Good job brother. Man that does look rather simple. I don’t ride an Indian so I won’t be buying these but I’m glad you liked them. Wow what a difference. Great review and they look good too!
Love ya brother be well
G
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Oh I’ll find you some front shocks right away because I have an Indian lol 😂
Bonus clip?
Rhc I'm going to need to see a picture of your Indian.
@@ericsuperhawk ain’t going to happen
@@RidingHumboldtCounty it was worth a try ha ha.
Nice tatches and details👍
Thanks 👍
Very cool and they look great!
How come you didn’t use the black bolts that you have
I did except that one bolt needed to be shorter so I had to use the factory “shiny” bolt. But I put it in the place that would be easiest to replace.
I've seen these advertised for Harleys only.
Which handle bars are those?
I tried liking to see if you had a video on them but couldn’t find one.
Hey Omar, those are the Indian factory 10” Apes. I don’t have a video on those specifically but you can see them in a lot of our other videos. Pretty easy to swap. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video!
You bet!
They’re located in downtown grayslake, small shop. But good reviews! #supportsmallbusiness
Where you guys get together?
What do you mean? Go to our Facebook page or Instagram and message us @ridewithtwoindians
Alright thanks
Nice job. Love your videos.
Thank you!
Hi Joe!
Is there a direct link or item number? Where to buy it from?
You have to go to the website listed in the description and fill out the form and they message you back with the correct part number. Honestly it’s a little goofy the way you have to buy them but it’s worth it.
@@TwoIndians That is a goofy way haha. Now that you have had it for a while would you still choose this over let's say Fox Shocks or other? Up to $1000 range this is still your choice?
Do you have any experience with K-Tech Razor III lite? There is one available locally for a good price
Wow I'm famous I'm in the video for 10 seconds!
Awesome
Sorry , I was laughing when you didn't 😂 use the black bolts
That’s alright, I didn’t have the right length but they’re in there now!
Just go with Progressives.
I’ve had progressive 444’s these are just as good for less.
@@TwoIndians Those cost more than the Progressives.
@@SB-mw1bg they didnt when I shot this video 2 years ago LOL