First Look: 2020 Indian
Scout Bobber
T
he Indian Scout Bobber
Sixty features stripped-down,
blacked-out styling and a 999cc
(60 c.i) liquid-cooled engine.
Indian says the Scout Bobber
Sixty is more attainable to a wider
range of riders with its lower price
tag (by $2000) and lighter weight
(24 pounds) compared to the
1133cc (69 c.i) Scout Bobber.
The 2020 Indian Scout Bob-
ber Sixty has the same 999cc
engine as the 2019 Scout
Sixty. It has chopped fenders,
a blacked-out engine, a mod-
ern tank badge, perch mount
mirrors, minimalist headlight, an
all-black seat, and all new five-
spoke all black wheels.
"Bringing a stripped-down,
old-school Bobber priced at
$8999 is something we're very
excited about," said Reid Wilson,
vice president of Indian Motor-
cycle. "We're proud to provide
such a dynamic offering at a
price point that makes owning
an Indian Motorcycle extremely
attainable to an even wider range
of riders."
Indian currently has 140 ac-
cessories to outfit the Sixty, and
it comes in a choice of Thunder
Black or Thunder Black Smoke
paint, with ABS and non-ABS
versions available.
Scout Bobber Sixty pricing
starts at $8999. CN
IN
THE
WIND
P32
MXGP Of
Trentino
Postponed
I
nfront Moto Racing (formerly
Youthstream) announced that
due to the ongoing coronavirus
outbreak, the MXGP of Trentino,
Italy, scheduled for April 4-5, has
been postponed to July 18-19.
A release from Infront Moto
Racing reads: Considering the
very difficult situation in Italy
with regards to the coronavi-
rus and the fact that the Italian
government has forbidden the
organisation of public events in
Italy until the 3rd April including
the difficulties of travelling in the
Indian Motorcycle
introduced its
minimalist 999cc
version of its Scout
Bobber.
