Big Dog debuts lower-cost 2010 Chopper — Ultimate MotorCycling
Big Dog debuts lower-cost 2010
Big Dog Motorcycles announced the upcoming of a lower price model on its popular chopper-style platform. production planned for May, the new model, simply called the Big Dog , will provide a high-style, Big Dog motorcycle experience with an in the $21,000 range.
Sheldon founder and CEO of Big Dog Motorcycles, made the to a select group of dealers at the Big Dog at the annual Indianapolis-based trade We are excited to participate in this range with an uncompromised of this caliber, Coleman The new Big Dog Chopper is loaded with components and performance specifications, and appeal to a wide range of
Our dealers are very enthusiastic this strategy, he continued.
Specifications of the motorcycle include a range of upscale components, with a 111 cubic inch SS and a six speed transmission. In addition, include chrome handlebar a new handlebar array, chrome controls, the new BDM multifunction speedometer, aluminum wheels, a new rear a 42 degree rake, a beefy 250 mm tire and a full line of accessories.
Coleman continued, is a landmark achievement for our company. to the cooperation with our dedicated and the hard work of our engineering we have been able to classic Big Dog performance and style to a range of consumers. The new Chopper is to ride, lightning quick off the and will come from the with Big Dog”s legendary paint and a wide selection of graphics.
With acceleration from 0 – 60 in 3.9 and 42 mpg, this bike is
With the launch of this new combined with the recent of two upper-end bikes, the award-winning and the highly acclaimed touring Big Dog Motorcycles now has a spectrum of high-end cruisers to fit a broad spectrum of riders.
At Big Dog, we strive to a unique experience for the motorcycle We have an exceptionally well line of exhilarating motorcycles, by the best company in our industry It is with great pleasure we introduce the new Big Dog Chopper at this price point, Coleman
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