Indian Scout Sixty

The Indian Scout Sixty is the most affordable motorcycle in the manufacturer’s line up. The motorcycle has been introduced to directly take on the Harley-Davidson Sportster range. This motorcycle is also targeted towards enthusiasts looking to get into the Indian brand or into cruisers motorcycles.

The Indian Scout Sixty is the most affordable motorcycle in the manufacturer’s line up. The motorcycle has been introduced to directly take on the Harley-Davidson Sportster range. This motorcycle is also targeted towards enthusiasts looking to get into the Indian brand or into cruisers motorcycles.

The 1134cc engine from the Scout has been re-bored for smaller pistons and the new 999cc V-twin petrol mill develops 78bhp of power and 88Nm of torque at 5600rpm. Apart from the engine, there is hardly any difference between the Indian Scout and the Indian Scout Sixty except for the paint finishes and a five-speed gearbox instead of a six-speed unit.

The braking is taken care off by single 298mm discs both front and rear. The cruiser gets a two-piston calliper up front and a single-piston calliper in the rear. The Scout Sixty rides low with a seat height of only 642mm from the ground and runs on the same cycle parts as the Scout.

The cruiser comes only as a single-seater with a dual seat option available as an official accessory. The Scout Sixty is being offered in three colours – black, red and white.