Indian Scout 2015, New Challenger of H-D Sportster

South Dakota - In the 1920s and 1930s, in the United States, the Wall of Death attraction, or in Indonesia known as "cask devil", so down to earth. Arena spur-shaped wooden barrels and challenging motorcycle riders menggeber horizontally when it relied Indian Scout, which was launched in 1920 to 1949 Now, "his motorcycle daredevils" was reborn with a modern look that remains classic flavor.

Saturday (08/02/2014) at Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, South Dakota, USA, Indian Scout Motorcycle boasting as a battering ram to rely on memory, in addition to launching Roadmaster in touring type. Here's how to interpret modernity company of classic motorcycles.
Steve Menneto, Vice President of Motorcycles Polaris (the company that revived Indian brand) explained that for 30 years "of his life", Scout bagging countless important records. Start of victory in the race, world record and industry.

"This bike has a good reputation among biker. She can accommodate all styles of driving with control, balance, comfort, and superior performance. Our designers and engineers take all the old philosophy in a new form. We think, people who ride motorcycles will feel that is designed for him, "said Menneto.

Price set at "cheap", 10,999 dollars, or the equivalent of USD 128.9 million, considered a model determinant of success in entry-level class. With a tag, the Indian Scout will openly challenge the Harley-Davidson Sportster that in the current era as replacing the role of Scout in the golden era.
easy to drive
As early philosophy, this motorcycle prioritizes ride comfort above all else. The seating is very short, only 25.3 inches or 64.2 centimeters, allowing anyone, even women, for comfortable long-distance riding.

The body structure is made of aluminum that ensures light weight, only 253 kg. With the weight and height of it, Scout is believed to accommodate bikers with any riding ability. But that does not mean the engine can not be underestimated. With a capacity of 1.124cc, mechanical heart that can afford to power up to 100 PS.

Including Scout, Indians currently has five line-up. Market is still small, only 3 percent in the United States. But this company has serious growth target in this business, with profits doubled in 2018.