Photo: Big Bear Choppers
Funny how Kevin Alsop from Big Bear Choppers chose to name this bike "Redemption", especially as it has "Judgement" or "Payback" written all over it. All in all, we're dealing with yet one more extreme custom creation from BBC, and things couldn't look better.
If extreme is your middle name, then you should be into the Redemption business. The bike boasts a slammed seat which keep your buttocks only 20" (51 cm) off the asphalt, adding a new dimension to riding a bike.
The proprietary frame proudly displays the chunky downtube and the mid-ship stretching. Kevin puts one more smile on our faces as he says the 43-degree rake is a conservative one. Anyway, the machine looks killer as it is and the retro headlight is as cool as it gets, matching the build perfectly.
Customers can choose between the standard Redemption, which comes with an ultra-awesome springer fork, or the Conventioanl version, loaded with an upsidedown telescopic front end. Both match the Devil's Tail signature swingarm perfectly!
Like many BBC beauties, the Redemption is available with either a carbureted or an injected S&S V111 delivering almost 123 ft-lbs (166.4 Nm) of torque to put a silly smile on the riders' faces as they twist the throttle. Forged wheels, a digital dash, tuned exhausts, and a Baker 6-speed tranny are standard, but the options list is always at hand.
In terms of financial redemption, BBC will redeem $43,900 (€32,535) for the carbureted bike, and $45,900 (€34,015) for the EFI one. Happy Redemption, everyone!
The proprietary frame proudly displays the chunky downtube and the mid-ship stretching. Kevin puts one more smile on our faces as he says the 43-degree rake is a conservative one. Anyway, the machine looks killer as it is and the retro headlight is as cool as it gets, matching the build perfectly.
Customers can choose between the standard Redemption, which comes with an ultra-awesome springer fork, or the Conventioanl version, loaded with an upsidedown telescopic front end. Both match the Devil's Tail signature swingarm perfectly!
Like many BBC beauties, the Redemption is available with either a carbureted or an injected S&S V111 delivering almost 123 ft-lbs (166.4 Nm) of torque to put a silly smile on the riders' faces as they twist the throttle. Forged wheels, a digital dash, tuned exhausts, and a Baker 6-speed tranny are standard, but the options list is always at hand.
In terms of financial redemption, BBC will redeem $43,900 (€32,535) for the carbureted bike, and $45,900 (€34,015) for the EFI one. Happy Redemption, everyone!
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