Brass Balls Bobbers and Choppers introduced their latest 2011 digger motorcycle, the Rocketeer, at the 2010 AMD World Championship of Custom Bike Building. The Rocketeer placed fourth in the production class. Tech spec at http://www.amdchampionship.com/bikes/2478-darwin-motorcycles-rocketeer.html
The central theme of the retro bobber is built around a hand-fabricated gas tank with monochromatic graphics applied on the fender and tank. The Rocketeer takes art deco design cues from the 1930′s and 40′s and integrates them into a fresh interpretation on the classic bobber.
"Since the release of the Rocketeer, we have been gratified by the feedback from the enthusiast community," explained Dar Holdsworth, Brass Balls' BossMan. "The design, style and performance have been a hit."
The illustrated Rocketeer book is about a superhero created by writer/illustrator Dave Stevens. The character first appeared in 1982. The Rocketeer began as a comic, then a movie and now is a custom production Bobber.
The Brass Balls' Rocketeer is built with a 40 degrees rake and 1″ stretch that includes a Crazy Horse 100″ engine, Ceramic Coated D&D Exhaust, 41mm Meanstreet front end, Excel 4 piston brakes with Wilwood rotors, Inverted MotoX bars, Leroy Thompson grips, BDL transmission, and Wire Plus gauge machined into trees.
About Darwin Motorcycles
Darwin Motorcycles was created in June 2006 by motorcycle designer Dar Holdsworth. The firm has mastered the ability to fuse timeless old-school bike styles with key racing designs. The company manufactures a range of custom bikes, including special one-off builds, choppers, and its Brass Balls Bobbers line. The Oklahoma-based custom bike manufacturer specializes in building a line of track-inspired quality bikes for the "average Joe." The factory is located at 401 S. Blackwelder Ave.,Oklahoma City, OK 73108. Visit the company online at www.darwinmotorcycles.com.
*** ** Dar Holdsworth's Creed ** ***
"I believe in America and American made products, especially for the American motorcycling culture. It's our duty as industry leaders to keep the quality of our products high, as well as keeping our company strong. I source quality American-made products and market American innovation."
now thats a nice bike
billemail2 2 months ago