Big Bear Choppers Titanium

SPECIFICATIONS:

year: 2013
make: Big Bear Choppers
price: $ 42850
Engine: BBC-S&S V111™ Carb Evolution
Transmission: 6 Speed Manual
Horsepower @ RPM: 115
Torque @ RPM: 122
Energy: S&S Super E Carburetor
Displacement: 111 cubic inches

The Titanium is one of the newest models built by Big Bear Chopper and compared to its other siblings it features a quite different design approach.

It is powered by a fresh S&S V111 engine that cranks out 122.8 lbs of torque and is paired with a Baker 6-Speed Overdrive transmission. It is also worthy of being mentioned that the engine is linked to a capable exhaust system developed by BBC together with Yoshimura.

The 2013 Big Bear Choppers Titanium rides on 19" front and 18"rear wheels which are shod in 100 mm front and 180 mm rear Avon Cobra tires.

Other notable features include World Class Brake Tech rotors, an inverted front end suspension co-developed by BBC and Öhlins, Nissin handlebar controls and a Hydraulic Clutch System.

The Big Bear Choppers Titanium is available with Sport and Touring fairings.

Overview

The TITANIUM is an all new motorcycle from Big Bear Choppers. Its a completely different motorcycle than anything we’ve offered before. The TITANIUM engine is the all new S&S V111 that packs 122.8 lbs of torque. BBC has worked with Yoshimura to develop a whole new exhaust, as well as carbon fiber side covers and front fenders. We’re also offering Sport and Touring fairings. It uses World Class Brake Tech rotors, an Inverted Front End suspension that was co-developed by BBC and Öhlins. It also uses Nissin handlebar controls & a Hydraulic Clutch System. Its a powerful bike designed for riding fast, and riding cross country.

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