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INDIAN Scout Standard (1932-1937) Specs, Performance & Photos

Segment: Clasic
Production years: 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937

INDIAN Scout Standard 1932-1937

In 1932, the Great Depression was in full bloom, and it's effects could be felt even by Indian, which stopped production of the Scout 101 and replaced it with the Scout Standard, which shared it's frame with the Chief and the Four models. It's engine remained the same, a 740cc V-Twin that produced a claimed 18 horsepower.

INDIAN Scout Standard 1932-1937

INDIAN Scout Standard 740

engine specs
Type:air-cooled, four-stroke, V-Twin
Displacement:740 cm3
Bore X Stroke:2.8x3.1 in OR 71 mm
Compression Ratio:-
Horsepower:18/- KW(hp)/RPM
Torque:0/- lb-ft/RPM OR 0 Nm/RPM
Fuel System:carburetor
transmission specs
Gearbox:3-speed, manual
Clutch:-
Primary Drive:-
Final Drive:chain
chassis specs
Frame:steel
Front Suspension:parallelogram fork
Rear Suspension:hardtail, sprung seat
Front Brake:drum
Rear Brake:drum
dimension specs
Overall Length:-
Overall Width:-
Seat Height:-
Wheelbase:57.1 in OR 1450 mm
Ground Clearance:-
Weight:-
Fuel Capacity:-
tyres specs
Front:18
Rear:18
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