BIG BEAR CHOPPERS Rage Models/Series Timeline, Specifications & Photos

The Big Bear Choppers Rage EFI is addressed to riders that want a more versatile machine, that is sure to give out optimum power, whether on a seaside highway or a mountain sinuous road. At its heart lies a 1819cc, BBC-S&S V111 EFI Evolution engine mated to a six-speed manual transmission that can produce 116 horsepower and 156 Nm of torque.

It is one of the more maneuverable machines in the BBC line-up, thanks to its shorter wheelbase and the more conservative, 43-degree neck rake. Also, a dropped seat height of 20" and the hand and foot controls that reach towards the rider make for one of the most comfortable riding positions among all its BBC siblings.

The Big Bear Choppers Rage Carb is a more maneuverable machine designed by the company's head designer and founder, Kevin Alsop. It has a shorter wheelbase, and a more manageable, 43-degree rake angle, which make it one of the most maneuverable machines from the BBC, whether at high or low speeds.

The defining features of this chopper are the chromed frontend, the digital gauge controls and instrumentation, and its foot and hand controls which reach towards the rider and make for a more comfortable riding position. Also, its engine has a carburetor induction, which is sure to suit the taste of more nostalgic riders.