Cheaper Big Dog Chopper Revealed

At a recent dealer gathering, Big Dog Motorcycles announced the upcoming introduction of a lower price chopper. With production planned for May, 2010, the new model, simply called the Big Dog Chopper, will likely have an MSRP within the $21,000 range. According to Big Dog via Ultimate Motorcycling, the new bike will accelerate from naught to sixty in 3.9 seconds and a fuel economy of 42 mpg.

“We are excited to participate in this price range with an uncompromising motorcycle of this caliber,” Coleman stated. “The new Big Dog Chopper is loaded with high-quality components and performance specifications, and will appeal to a wide range of riders. Our dealers are very enthusiastic about this strategy,” he continued.

The 2010 Big Dog Chopper will be fitted with a 111 cubic inch S&S engine and a six speed transmission. In addition, components include chrome handlebar controls, a new handlebar array, chrome forward controls, a BDM multifunction speedometer, machined aluminum wheels, a new rear suspension, a 42 degree rake, a 250 mm rear tire and a wide selection of custom graphics.

With the launch of this new model, combined with the recent introduction of two upper-end bikes, the Wolf and the Bulldog, Big Dog Motorcycles can now address a broader range of consumers.

“At Big Dog, we strive to provide a unique experience for the motorcycle enthusiast. We have an exceptionally well engineered line of exhilarating motorcycles, backed by the best company in our industry niche. It is with great pleasure that we introduce the new Big Dog Chopper at this all-new price point,” Coleman concluded.