This 2018 Indian Scout Bobber is one of 177 Jack Daniel’s Limited Edition units produced to commemorate the Jack Daniel’s Fire Brigade, all of which were finished in matte black with 24-karat gold graphics, and this example was purchased new by the seller. Powered by a liquid-cooled 69ci DOHC V-twin paired with a six-speed transmission, the bike features electronic fuel injection, 16″ alloy wheels, disc brakes, a black dual exhaust system, a perforated black leather seat featuring Jack Daniel’s embroidery, and Old No. 7-branded foot controls. This Jack Daniel’s Scout Bobber has zero miles and is now offered in Florida as part of the Jack Daniel’s Indian Collection with a custom-engraved Jack Daniel’s Fire Brigade axe and a clean Idaho title in the seller’s name.

The bodywork is finished in matte black with a 24-karat gold graphic of the Jack Daniels Fire Brigade emblem on the fuel tank as well as a matching Bottles and Throttles Don’t Mix graphic on the front fender. Features include blacked-out finishes on the fender struts, exhaust tips, and valve covers as well as Old No. 7-branded grips and pegs, a perforated leather solo seat with an embroidered Jack Daniel’s logo, and a side stand.

Black-finished 16″ alloy wheels wear Indian-branded tires. Suspension consists of a 41mm telescopic fork as well as dual black-finished shocks attached to the swingarm. Anti-lock braking is handled by a two-piston caliper fitted over a 298mm disc up front and a single-piston caliper fitted over a 298mm disc at the rear.

The black handlebar features underslund bar-end mirrors, black hand levers, and black grips with machined accents. Instrumentation consists of a 200-mph speedometer with an inset digital display featuring a digital tachometer, a trip meter, a coolant temperature readout, and a low fuel indicator. The digital odometer indicates 0 miles.

A 24k gold-plated plaque denotes the motorcycle as #153 of 177 produced in the Jack Daniel’s Limited Edition.

The liquid-cooled 69ci DOHC V-twin features electronic fuel injection and a black two-into-two exhaust system. Factory-rated output was 100 horsepower and 72 lb-ft of torque. The seller tells us that the bike has been started monthly since the time of purchase.

Power is sent to the rear wheel through a multi-plate wet clutch, a six-speed transmission, and a drive belt.

Each motorcycle was delivered with a custom-engraved Jack Daniel’s Fire Brigade axe bearing the owner’s name, the bike’s production number (#153), and VIN. The axe accompanying this example is included in the sale.