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Key Features:
Super Fat Front and Rear Tires
Front and Rear Disc Brake System
35CC Air-Cooled Engine
Chain Drive
Sturdy Steel Frame& Body
Centrifugal Clutch
Stainless Steel Muffler
Pull Start W/Key Ignition
Hand-Controlled Twist Grip Handling
Specification:
Engine: 35cc, Single Cylinder Air-cooled 2 Strokes
Maximum Speed: Up to 30MPH
Start Method : Pull Start
Weight capacity: 220 lbs
Brakes: Front & Rear disks
Fuel/Oil ratio: 25:1
Tank Capacity: 1.5L
Product Description:
Get in on all the RAGE! This Pocket Chopper has some great features... Especially for such a small package! It has a TIG welder, powder painted alloy frame. Power comes by way of a 35cc two stroke engine with a centrifugal clutch going to 3.00 - 2 pneumatic racing tires on beautifullu crafted aluminum alloy rims. Braking is handled by a front and rear disc brake. With plenty of carrying capacity... it will haul the load of an adult (or a phatt kid) up to 300 LBS! Why pay over $1500 on a bike with the same features when you can have this one for so much less. This is an introductory price and is also the best price you will ever see these at! Supplies are very limited so order NOW!
History of Choppers:
In the 1990's, the Chopper movement was revitalized. Although Harley Davidson is best known in the biker world, there are many other brands that people use to build Choppers. To many chopper riders, it's the end product that matters, not the name brand, but there will always be a segment of bikers that only want Harley.
Choppers started because riders were dissatisfied with what Harley-Davidson was producing. Rather than abandon H-D, riders streamlined the H-D bikes by removing excess equipment and then modifying the engines, rake, and suspension. The result was a personalized bike much like the bike in Easy Rider.