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Indian Scout Bobber

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Scout Bobber Variants & Prices

₹ 14,95,115ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
1,250cc
Power
106.46bhp
Weight
246kg
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02 / Variants

Indian Scout Bobber Variants and Price List

The Indian Scout Bobber is available in two variants in India: the Standard at ₹13,99,000 and the Limited at ₹14,95,115 (both ex-showroom). The ₹96,115 price gap between them is the most relevant buying decision you will make.

Scout Bobber Standard - ₹13,99,000 (ex-showroom)

The base variant is not undersupplied. It gets the full 1250cc SpeedPlus V-twin, dual-channel ABS, belt final drive, LED lighting, USB charging port, and a semi-digital instrument console. The single colour option is Black Metallic - if you want the blacked-out bobber look with zero compromises, this is the cleanest expression of it. The Standard does not get traction control, ride modes, or cruise control, which matters primarily for riders who plan extended highway touring.

Scout Bobber Limited - ₹14,95,115 (ex-showroom)

The Limited adds traction control, three riding modes (Standard, Sport, Tour), cruise control, and a colour TFT display. It also opens up additional colour choices - Black Smoke, Heavy Metal Smoke, and Moss Green Smoke. For Indian road conditions, traction control is genuinely useful in the wet, and the Tour mode's throttle mapping smooths out city riding at low speeds. If you plan to use the bike on NH tours or in varied weather, the ₹96,115 premium for the Limited is easy to justify.

Both variants share the same engine, chassis, suspension, brakes, and seat height - the riding experience is identical. The split is about electronics and colour options, not performance.

SpecStandard
Price₹ 14,95,115
Engine1250 cc
Max Power106.46 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)—
ABSDual Channel ABS
WheelsAlloy
Start TypeSelf Start
TyresTubeless
Colours1

Most first-time premium cruiser buyers will find the Standard variant covers their actual needs - ABS, belt drive, LED, and 106 PS are all there from the base price. The Limited makes sense if you are a frequent highway rider (cruise control and Tour mode earn their keep), or if you specifically want one of the darker colour options outside of Black Metallic. Both variants hold the same engine character and the same 665mm seat height - the choice is purely about what electronics and colours you want to pay for.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does the Indian Scout Bobber come in?▾
The Indian Scout Bobber is available in two variants in India - the Standard at ₹13,99,000 and the Limited at ₹14,95,115 (both ex-showroom). The engine, chassis, suspension, and seat height are identical; the Limited adds traction control, ride modes, cruise control, and additional colour choices.
QWhat is the difference between the Scout Bobber Standard and Limited?▾
The ₹96,115 gap buys traction control, three riding modes (Standard, Sport, Tour), cruise control, a colour TFT display, and additional colour options (Black Smoke, Heavy Metal Smoke, Moss Green Smoke) on the Limited. Both variants share the same 1250cc engine, chassis, dual-channel ABS, and 665mm seat height.
QWhich Scout Bobber variant is the best value for money?▾
The Standard at ₹13,99,000 is the better value pick for city and weekend riders - the full engine, ABS, belt drive, and LED kit are all standard. The Limited at ₹14,95,115 justifies its premium for riders who tour regularly and will actively use cruise control and traction control on wet or varied road surfaces.
QWhat colours does the Indian Scout Bobber come in?▾
The Standard variant is available in Black Metallic only. The Limited variant adds Black Smoke, Heavy Metal Smoke, and Moss Green Smoke. All colour options maintain the blacked-out aesthetic that defines the Scout Bobber range.