Monday, March 1, 2010
Big Dog Motorcycles introduced its lowest-priced bike to date at the recent Indianapolis Dealer Expo. With the 2010 Big Dog Chopper, the Wichita-based manufacturer gets back to basics, building a chopper reminiscent of the bikes upon which the company earned its reputation. Based on its popular chopper-style platform, the newest Big Dog lists in the $21,000 range and is scheduled for production in May, 2010.
2010 Big dog Chopper
Big Dog Motorcycles realizes in order to stay in the game, price points had to come down. Introducing the 2010 Big Dog Chopper, it's lowest-priced offering to date.
“We are excited to participate in this price range with an uncompromised motorcycle of this caliber,” said Sheldon Coleman, founder and CEO of Big Dog Motorcycles. “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.”
The 2010 Big Dog Chopper will be powered by a 111 cubic-inch S&S engine mated to a Baker six speed transmission. In true BDM form it will be long in front, with a 42 degree rake, and stout out back courtesy of its 250mm rear tire. The rear will also feature new suspension. The Chopper will still have plenty of high-end appeal with chrome handlebar and forward foot controls, sharp-looking machined aluminum wheels, and a new handlebar array. Initial photos show the Big Dog Chopper with a monochromatic paint scheme on the frame, swingarm, oil and gas tanks and fenders.
“The new Chopper is agile to ride, lightning-quick off the line and will come from the factory with Big Dog’s legendary bike-show paint and a wide selection of custom graphics. With acceleration from 0 - 60 in 3.9 seconds and 42 mpg, this bike is amazing,” continued Coleman.
Big Dog’s 2009 Coyote was the company’s previous lowest priced offering at $23,900. But the current recession has hit the factory-custom production houses hard and BDM realizes price points have to come down in order to survive. Big Dog, who has been the leader of this market segment with more than 25,000 motorcycles sold over the last 15 years, recently hired the investment banking firm of William Blair & Company to help the company merge, partner or sale. In the meantime, it hopes to secure a few sales by rolling over its 2009 lineup of five Pro-Street motorcycles and two chopper style bikes in addition to introducing its new base Chopper m
2010 Big dog Chopper
Big Dog Motorcycles realizes in order to stay in the game, price points had to come down. Introducing the 2010 Big Dog Chopper, it's lowest-priced offering to date.
“We are excited to participate in this price range with an uncompromised motorcycle of this caliber,” said Sheldon Coleman, founder and CEO of Big Dog Motorcycles. “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.”
The 2010 Big Dog Chopper will be powered by a 111 cubic-inch S&S engine mated to a Baker six speed transmission. In true BDM form it will be long in front, with a 42 degree rake, and stout out back courtesy of its 250mm rear tire. The rear will also feature new suspension. The Chopper will still have plenty of high-end appeal with chrome handlebar and forward foot controls, sharp-looking machined aluminum wheels, and a new handlebar array. Initial photos show the Big Dog Chopper with a monochromatic paint scheme on the frame, swingarm, oil and gas tanks and fenders.
“The new Chopper is agile to ride, lightning-quick off the line and will come from the factory with Big Dog’s legendary bike-show paint and a wide selection of custom graphics. With acceleration from 0 - 60 in 3.9 seconds and 42 mpg, this bike is amazing,” continued Coleman.
Big Dog’s 2009 Coyote was the company’s previous lowest priced offering at $23,900. But the current recession has hit the factory-custom production houses hard and BDM realizes price points have to come down in order to survive. Big Dog, who has been the leader of this market segment with more than 25,000 motorcycles sold over the last 15 years, recently hired the investment banking firm of William Blair & Company to help the company merge, partner or sale. In the meantime, it hopes to secure a few sales by rolling over its 2009 lineup of five Pro-Street motorcycles and two chopper style bikes in addition to introducing its new base Chopper m
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Daytona beach bike week 2010 motorcycle stunt shows!
February 10, 2010 by admin
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Adrenaline Crew is back for the 6th year in a row this Bike Week in Daytona Beach Florida. Come visit The Crew at their store on Main Street, as well as checking out their daily stunt shows at the Daytona Beach Flea Market, just minutes from The Daytona Speedway and 1 street off of International BLVD.
Daytona Beach Flea Market/Swap Meet
2987 Bellevue Ave
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
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We will also have our shop on Main Street, be sure to come check that out, we always have something exciting going on and its cool to meet you guys! Every day from 11am to 3pm we will be stunting at the Flea Market.
DIRECTIONS TO THE DAYTONA BEACH FLEA MARKET
2987 Bellevue Ave
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Below is the link to last years pictures from last bike week as well as the flyer for this year! It is always a good time, the Flea Market houses the largest motorcycle swap meet for bike week with ton’s of stuff to look through. It is all Harley stuff, no real sport bike parts. Adrenaline Crew does hourly stunt shows from 11 to 3pn, but usually stays later to just ride. All the guys will be there so be sure to come by and say hi. We will be selling all AC merchandise and NEW DVD at our friends store on Main Street.
February 10, 2010 by admin
Filed under News
Leave a Comment
Adrenaline Crew is back for the 6th year in a row this Bike Week in Daytona Beach Florida. Come visit The Crew at their store on Main Street, as well as checking out their daily stunt shows at the Daytona Beach Flea Market, just minutes from The Daytona Speedway and 1 street off of International BLVD.
Daytona Beach Flea Market/Swap Meet
2987 Bellevue Ave
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
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We will also have our shop on Main Street, be sure to come check that out, we always have something exciting going on and its cool to meet you guys! Every day from 11am to 3pm we will be stunting at the Flea Market.
DIRECTIONS TO THE DAYTONA BEACH FLEA MARKET
2987 Bellevue Ave
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Below is the link to last years pictures from last bike week as well as the flyer for this year! It is always a good time, the Flea Market houses the largest motorcycle swap meet for bike week with ton’s of stuff to look through. It is all Harley stuff, no real sport bike parts. Adrenaline Crew does hourly stunt shows from 11 to 3pn, but usually stays later to just ride. All the guys will be there so be sure to come by and say hi. We will be selling all AC merchandise and NEW DVD at our friends store on Main Street.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
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Known as the daddy of all motorcycles, Harley-Davidson motorcycles remain constant throughout the ages even with the varying styles and trends. Founded in 1903, Harley-Davidson is recognized the world over as an icon of the American lifestyle and the American Dream. Here’s a list that takes you on a cruise on the most popular and glorious of the HDs.
1. Dyna Wide Glide (2010)
Price: $14,999
Speed: 100 mph
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The 2010 Wide Glide is a Dyna Big Twin cycle with old-school chopper style. It isn’t that wide and it pulses more than it glides, but that doesn’t keep this Harley from being a hoot to scoot — even if its low-slung bodywork makes turning a slow, gradual phenomenon.
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