[Taino]

Was looking online and found this, sounds really nice stock!
I still ordered the stage 1

 

[GordonS]

Very nice stock sound indeed! Thanks for posting.

 

[aln.brown]

I wondered what the stock exhaust sounded like! Thanks for posting! Looking forward to getting my Christmas present! I can't freaking wait!

 

[DBD34]

Here is another video/sound clip, my amigo, Scotty was at North Sound Indian yesterday and shot this video for me.

 

[Mycool]

Veeeeery nice!

 

[Geronimo]

That is awesome, very deep and aggressive for a stock exhaust. I was somewhat annoyed during all the initial released videos from Indian and first ride reports when they played music or talked the whole time. I was thinking "You can't just let the bike speak for itself for 10 seconds!!"

 

[RedChieftain]

I LIKE it, a LOT!!! Can't wait for my pretty red one! Thanks for posting those guys.

 

[JayFL459]

Finally a Stock Sound can live with .. Not saying wouldn't go to a better sound later on .. But this wouldn't be bad for maybe the first year anyway ..

 

[Mycool]

I agree Jay. If you "had" to live with it for a year or so, it seems perfect.

 

[Jerf]

My dealer (I am in The Netherlands) told me that the Scouts for Europe will have less sound form the stock exhaust system... If so, I would like to install the Jekill & Hide adjustable exhaust system (Jekill & Hyde » Social Sound Control).

 

[NickJ]

Here is another one from Toledo

 

[GordonS]

Wow, the stock exhaust sounds fantastic! Right combination of tough/ badass and reasonable, responsible noise level.
For those thinking about going 'louder’, just keep in mind that to most other bikers, there are few things more pathetic and juvenile than a cruiser rider with straight pipes blipping the throttle at every intersection and in front of every restaurant and bar thinking he's the coolest thing in the world and damaging the reputation of all other bikers.

 

[aln.brown]

Wow, the stock exhaust sounds fantastic! Right combination of tough/ badass and reasonable, responsible noise level.
For those thinking about going 'louder’, just keep in mind that to most other bikers, there are few things more pathetic and juvenile than a cruiser rider with straight pipes blipping the throttle at every intersection and in front of every restaurant and bar thinking he's the coolest thing in the world and damaging the reputation of all other bikers.

You don't prescribe the the theory GordonS of 'I'm safer because they hear me coming?

I'm more inclined to believe that "you won't hear anybody coming at ya because your hearing is shot after riding with that noise all day!"

 

[Mycool]

Wow, the stock exhaust sounds fantastic! Right combination of tough/ badass and reasonable, responsible noise level.
For those thinking about going 'louder’, just keep in mind that to most other bikers, there are few things more pathetic and juvenile than a cruiser rider with straight pipes blipping the throttle at every intersection and in front of every restaurant and bar thinking he's the coolest thing in the world and damaging the reputation of all other bikers.

+1 couldn't agree more

 

[webmost]

I wonder what those curved pipes sound like.

 

[NorthernProducer]

Wow, the stock exhaust sounds fantastic! Right combination of tough/ badass and reasonable, responsible noise level.
For those thinking about going 'louder’, just keep in mind that to most other bikers, there are few things more pathetic and juvenile than a cruiser rider with straight pipes blipping the throttle at every intersection and in front of every restaurant and bar thinking he's the coolest thing in the world and damaging the reputation of all other bikers.

You nailed it, Gordon. My time in the Air Force and working the flightline along with small arms fire pretty well ruined my hearing (it can take awhile for the full effect). Hearing aids help, but I certainly don't need a loud exhaust system to make matters worse. Of course, the issues relative to damaging our reputation impacts us all.