For many motorcycle riders, the chopper epitomizes individuality, sleek styling and naturally a true muscle machine. Choppers traditionally are not made for hairpin turns or acceleration off the line.
Choppers are made for in town-riding and cruising the highways usually no more than a couple of hundred miles from their garage. Now, with choppers being relatively just a couple of percent of the entire motorcycle population, their appearance on the highway, local motorcycle event or just the local biker bar always creates a lot of attention and admiration.
Chopper Motorcycles
American Ironhorse Texas Chopper motorcycle
You could be riding a brand-new 2019 $50,000 Harley bager alongside a 2004 American Ironhorse Texas Chopper on any highway, or parked in front of any bar or motorcycle dealership, and there is no doubt that more people would look at it and admire the Texas Chopper then they would the brand-new Harley!
Personally for me, I prefer the factory custom choppers. My two favorites, and for that matter the only bikes that I ever get involved with are
the Big Dog K-9 and the American Ironhorse Texas Chopper.
2007 Big Dog K9 motorcycle
These two factory custom choppers are the ideal for factory produced custom choppers. It is just something about that long – low, stretched look with a wide-ass rear tire, that make these bikes so cool looking.
