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Deep South Choppers
Done with the fat rear tire craze, Deep South Choppers is going back to the roots of American v-twin customizing as it was right after WWII, and re-building the modern custom tailored motorcycle. Bobbed rear fender, small 'peanut' styled fuel tank, absent front fender, sprung solo seat, straight pipes, anything and everything to make the bike more responsive and faster for the pure enjoyment of what motorcycles should be. Add the comfort and performance of intelligent racing shocks, tested frame geometry for perfect ergonomics, and the proven reliability of American made components, these motorcycle siblings are a force to be reckoned with in today’s market and the roads. Introducing the SHOCKER series – a limited number production, custom tailored motorcycles. Understanding that customer’s demands in motorcycles increase throughout these tech savvy years, DSC has designed a motorcycle that perfectly blends style, comfort, performance, and price into the SHOCKER Series. In essence, the pair of motorcycles has a racing inspired engineering with an old school attitude.
The Low Voltage design has the fuel tank sitting low on the frame with drag style bars, creating a sleek profile for an aggressive look and feel.
The High Voltage has its fuel tank sitting on top of the frame with riser bars, producing a more relaxed chopper style.
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