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Scout Bobber Colours
₹ 14,95,115ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 1,250cc
- Power
- 106.46bhp
- Weight
- 246kg
05 / Colours
Indian Scout Bobber Colour Options in India
The Indian Scout Bobber's colour palette is deliberately restrained - every option reinforces the blacked-out bobber identity rather than pulling away from it. The total available colours depend on which variant you choose.
Scout Bobber Standard - 1 colour
Black Metallic: The signature Scout Bobber look. Deep gloss black on the tank and fenders, matte black on the engine, frame, exhaust, and handlebars. No chrome, no accents - just dark metal from end to end. This is the colour that originally defined the Bobber silhouette when it launched internationally, and it remains the most cohesive expression of the design.
Scout Bobber Limited - 3 additional colours
Black Smoke: A darker, slightly textured black with a subtle metallic finish that catches light differently from Black Metallic. Side by side, the depth is noticeable; in isolation, it reads as a premium black with more dimension.
Heavy Metal Smoke: A dark gunmetal grey with smoky undertones - the most understated of the Limited colours. Sits between black and grey without committing fully to either, which works particularly well with the chrome-delete trim.
Moss Green Smoke: The most distinctive option in the range. A muted, earthy green with a smoke finish - not the loud racing green you might expect, but a quieter, heritage-influenced shade that stands apart from every other premium cruiser in the ₹14-16 Lakh segment.
All Scout Bobber colours maintain the blacked-out engine, frame, exhaust, and wheel treatment - the colour change is exclusively on the tank, fenders, and body panels.
1 colour available
Indian Scout Bobber Black Metallic colour option
If you want the purest, most uncompromised Scout Bobber aesthetic, Black Metallic on the Standard is the answer - it is also the most affordable entry point. Moss Green Smoke on the Limited is the standout choice if you want something visually distinctive in a segment full of black and grey cruisers. Black Smoke and Heavy Metal Smoke are for buyers who want the Limited's electronics package but prefer a near-black finish. Colour is the only visual difference between variants; the riding experience is identical regardless of which shade you pick.