2001 Indian Phatail Scout S Amp S 1442 Custom Paint Clean on 2040-motos
Year:0
Mileage:9
Indian Other description
I have owned this bike for the last seven or 8 years It rides like a dream Only reason for selling is due to life changes I have always kept this bike in a climate controlled garage it has never been layed down Tires and brakes are like new Here is a small list of modifications I have done This 2001 Indian Scout is featuring a Performace Machine Phatail 240 tire kit Pm Rims and brake calipers Metzzeler tires House of Color paint Samson pipes Ghost Indian writing on the rear fender amp Ghost Indian chief head on both sides of the gas tank
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