The Model 1S was loaned out to Chris Maida, Editor of American Iron Magazine, and Chris Callen, Editor of Cycle Source Magazine, to do a review on this value-laden Digger Bobber during the 2009 edition of Sturgis.
Chris Maida, Editor of American Iron Magazine, test rode the Brass Balls Bobbers’ Model 1S Digger Bobber during the 2009 edition of Sturgis. His report is in the March 2010 edition of American Iron Magazine.
One of the unique features of the bike is the suspended seat plus the hidden suspension below the frame. It provides a very cushy ride on this bare-knuckle motorbike.
The Model 1S comes with high-value components including a D&D Performance Enterprise’s 2-into-1 header system, Baker Drivetrain, Tauer Machine belt primary and a strong running EVO 80″ mill with a S&S Super E carb and air cleaner.
About Brass Balls Bobbers & Choppers
With a strong team at the helm and a slate of innovative, high-performance designs that blend vintage with contemporary, Darwin Motorcycles is primed and quickly becoming one of the leading motorcycle shops in the country attracting new riders and setting trends through their Above Average Bobber program .
Hot Bike magazine highlights the Brass Balls Model 1 and 69 Chopper on page 112 of their 2010 Buyer’s Guide.
New for 2010 – The 69 Chopper placed 3rd at the 2009 AMD World Championships (production class) This compact, well handling chop comes standard with components from Leroy Thompson, Crime Scene Choppers, Baker Drivetrain, Wilwood Brakes and Metzeler rubber.
The Model 1 was awarded Top 10 Production Bike in 2009 by V-Twin & Easyriders magazines and recognized by Barnett’s magazine as one of the best bikes for the money. Loaded with high quality American components at a great value. Just some of the components include Baker Drivetrain, D&D Performance Enterprises, Wilwood brakes.
Chris Maida is caught throwing a leg over a Brass Balls Model 1S motorcycle in Sturgis SD this past year. Moments later he snicked the sled into gear and blasted off towards the Badlands.
As the editor of American Iron Magazine, Maida can test just about any bike that he wants. He decided to exercise the Softail-style custom-production motorcycle for a full week during the 2009 edition of Sturgis. His review will be in an upcoming issue of the magazine.
Enthusiasts and owners of the Model 1S have agreed that this is one cool bike. And with Maida’s black shades and black T, black jeans, and black ride, well, we think he is sporting his James Dean look.
The hand-built custom-production Model 1S is just 17,995. To get your James Dean look call the office today at 405-270-0995. Read the rest of this entry »
A great chopper is not built, it’s created. It begins as the seed of an idea germinating in the mind of its creator. Bit by bit, the builder brings the machine to life… That is what Tom captured in his first book, Art of the Chopper published by Motorbooks Int’l in 2003. Zimberoff’s engaging text provides an in-depth analysis of the each designer’s philosophy and unique style.
This is the reincarnation of Tom Zimberoff’s original “Art Of The Chopper” bike. The original bike was mint green, swoopy and not quite road worthy.
The Brass Balls team was tasked with the challenge of making Tom’s sled cool, ride-able and keeping as many of the existing components as possible.
We are building a bike for The Horse Backstreet Chopper Chop-Off, which will be a part of the Horse Smoke Out and Long Road.
We have started by completely gutting and rebuilding a ‘75 Ironhead motor, putting it in a Lead Sled frame, using our new Knuckle Dragger front end and some fat spokes for the wheels.
Everyone from our family extends Happy Holiday wishes to you and your family. We have had a wonderful year and feel truly blessed with all the friends we have made along the way.
It makes our heart proud to see the American motorcycle community pull together and help those in need. From returning vets to children in hospitals to families devastated by job loss, the biker community stands tall to help the people that need a helping hand. And to those people that are making a difference and supporting your community and our country, I salute you.
Have a warm and safe holiday. We hope to see you at the many events that we are attending in 2010.
A cult classic - Brass Balls’ FXR-inspired bike that is the leader of the pack, with a rubber mounted power train and killer styling.
This bike will handle with the best of them yet is also a convertible. Go for a day or for a week. Go solo or with two and saddle bags. The Brawler has what it takes to get you down the road in style and comfort
Limited to just 50 hand built custom motorcycles for 2010. Starting from $22,000. Reserve yours today. Get more information right here.
This is the perfect sled for under the tree activity. Santa and his little helper would love waking up to this tasty Bobber.
And you can save $1,000 by buying it before the end of the year. The custom-production bike has all the good stuff and will be increased by $1,000 on January 1, 2010.
The value-priced Model 1 retails for $15,995 and the softail-style Model 1S comes in at just $1,000 more.
The Military Bobber was Raffled Off @ Broken Spoke Saloon During Biketoberfest
Gary Zorn purchased his winning raffle ticket at Rick Fairless’ Strokers Dallas motorcycle dealership to support the Intrepid Fallen Heros Fund and won the bike during Biketoberfest on Friday, October 16th at the Broken Spoke Saloon.
Earlier in the year, Gary was in Dallas visiting family and decided to checkout Strokers. He is a big supporter of the military and purchased three tickets, one for him, one for his son and one for his son-in-law. Read the rest of this entry »
Brass Balls Choppers & Bobbers has received so much attention from our Bros in the publishing industry this year that we wanted to thank them all for spending time with us.
From our industry show in Cincinnati to Sturgis, editors have liked what they have seen with our Model 1 Bobber and 69 Chopper. So here is a shout out to our friends at Hot Bike, IronWorks, V-Twin Magazine, Bikernet, Barnett’s Magazine, Ride Oklahoma, American Iron, Cyril Huze, Cycle Source, The Horse Backstreet Chopper, Easyriders and all the others.
A cult classic - Brass Balls’ FXR-inspired bike that is the leader of the pack, with a rubber mounted power train and killer styling. 
