Indian Unveiled Redesigned Scout Sixty Models

The innovative spin on the legendary Scout family came in the two newly launched models, the Indian Scout Sixty Classic and Scout Sixty Bobber. Both variants are fitted with a 999cc V-twin engine. It churns out power in the amount of 84 horsepower, where power is improved by a touch of style. 
 

Classic's vintage looks but modern features and Bobber's minimalist approach with an impressively low-slung stance gave these two concepts a different style. The same motorcycle satisfies riders' performance, comfort, and classic style all at once.
 

Quick Highlights:

• New Indian Scout Sixty models unveiled
• Available in Classic and Bobber variants
• Powered by 999cc liquid-cooled V-twin
• Features digital clusters, cruise control, modes
• European launch expected in early 2025

Indian Motorcycle has reintroduced its iconic Scout Sixty brand with two new models – the Classic and the Bobber – featuring upgraded engines.
 

Classic & Bobber Unveil Bold New Design and Features

Built on the Scout platform, the Scout Sixty models have a new frame, engine, updated aesthetics, and new modernity. From the images, both bikes are clearly evident that they have been highly redesigned and freshly changed in the front and side profiles. Comparing the two, the Bobber would be more stylish and modern.
 

Scout Sixty Classic and Bobber have the new 999cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine. The engine produces 84bhp of ultimate output and is mated to a six-speed gearbox. With this output, the bike now satisfies European law for an A2 license.
 

The new digital instrument clusters are featured on the motorcycles, which also gain cruise control, a USB charger, and multiple riding modes. However, all these features are available only on the top-of-the-range Limited models.
 

The new Indian models will be launched in Europe soon, with deliveries expected to begin in early 2025. Unfortunately, these bikes won’t be available in India, as the company no longer sells motorcycles here.

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