Indian Scout plain heat shield
Description
This Indian Scout plain heat shield is made of beautiful buffed Bridle leather. It has a ply of split leather (Suede) on the bottom, so nothing can scratch your motorcycle. All layers are glued together with industrial cement and stitched around the edges.
This Indian Scout plain heat shield is available in black leather only, with black or white stitching and you have an option to add stainless steel studs or colored crystals to it.
How to install your heat shield:
Take your seat off. Line up our heat shield with the hole where the seat connects with the frame. Put your seat back on. That’s it.
We are working on a matching fender bib, engine guard wraps, lever fringes and fork wraps.
If you have a custom paint job on your bike and can’t find the right color for an overlay, please let us know. We recommend to take your bike to the nearest Tandy Leather store. They supply leather crafters with a lot of products. Try to find a matching color and take it outside to your bike to see it in natural light. Make sure to tell the sales person that you want the leather to put on your bike and that it needs to have a UV coating, so the colors don’t fade in the sun and rain. All we need are 2 pieces 12″ x 12″. Call us and talk to Isabel or Morgan for further instructions.
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Admin –
What a big difference with this blocking the heat from coming up. I also wrapped my pipes; together they make a huge difference. I highly recommend this product for the Indian scout. My only recommendation is to make the stitching white to match the stock seat and backrest.
My friend got a studded one for her Springfield and she highly enjoys having it. I’m not sure if hers is more for looks; mine is for blocking the heat.
2016 Indian Scout
Paul –
What a difference! I’ve ridden without in a North Louisiana stop and go, then with. Your crotch will thank you. ?
Melina –
Was having a problem with the chrome engine heads burning my inner thigh and this heat shield solved the problem. I added the silver studs on mine to give some detail and the overall appearance was great as well as the quality. My only suggestion is that if you have aftermarket exhaust pipes like I do, you may have the leather edges touching the pipes but luckily mine still fit despite a small part of the edge resting on the pipe.