I know what you mean. It's hard to see and makes you take your eyes of the road. Also with the low vibrations from the liquid cooled engine it will be hard to feel when to shift to higher gears. It is so smooth and quiet it will be easy to over rev in lower gears. I will get use to it but a real tach is so much better.Since there is so little to complain about with my Chieftain, I figured the Scout will be the same way. I do have a small complaint though. I don't like digital tachometers. I want a real one.
Don't start to make sense reinie.I would think Polaris who made tachometer kits for their Victory Vegas, Kingpin, Hammer etc. would make one available for the Scout. It shouldn't be any kind of big deal to do this.
I think I'd get the snow off the garage roof too.Early winter is right. The guy in Buffalo, NY that ordered a Scout was complaining that the delivery truck said they can't find his house so he was going to meet them at the curb:
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I guess I'll hold off on the weather complaints.
Guess I made the right decision to retire with a move from NE Ohio to Tennessee! I don't miss shoveling all that snow! You guys be careful in the snowbelt!Early winter is right. The guy in Buffalo, NY that ordered a Scout was complaining that the delivery truck said they can't find his house so he was going to meet them at the curb. I guess I'll hold off on the weather complaints.
Man, that is some hot riding lolRode my Vintage thru 115 degree heat in the lower Blue Mountains, west of Sydney Australia today. My hands felt like they were burning just from the airflow.
We've been getting shots of snow banked up in some parts of the USA on the TV news,,, hard to believe we're all on the same planet!
Keep laughing. Winter is young.Man, that is some hot riding lol
We don't get any of that white stuff here in central Florida lol
You be careful Driving in TN if it snows as well.. Went through Knoxville on I-75 during a Freak Snowstorm and have Felt Safer Driving in a Demolition Derby ..Guess I made the right decision to retire with a move from NE Ohio to Tennessee! I don't miss shoveling all that snow! You guys be careful in the snowbelt!
Thanks for the safety tip, Jay. In Tennessee, you can expect those Freak Snowstorms to occur a bit more often from Cookeville (where the mountain plateau begins) and points East to the Dragon than the rest of the state. I'm guessing those new Night Dragon's helped you stay up?You be careful Driving in TN if it snows as well.. Went through Knoxville on I-75 during a Freak Snowstorm and have Felt Safer Driving in a Demolition Derby ..![]()