2003 Big Dog Chopper
$ 8,500
2003 Big Dog “Chopper” Softail
Motor: 1,753cc (107ci)
Frame: Chopper
Transmission: 6-speed
Mileage: EXEMPT
Stock: 03BD63-0638
This is a 2003 Big Dog Chopper Softail, finished in a striking Snow White metallic paint that turns heads and demands attention. This early Chopper model paved the way for the legendary K9, which went on to become one of the most sought-after bikes in the Big Dog lineup. Featuring a tall rake and stretched-out stance, this bike brings classic chopper attitude with a touch of elegance thanks to its clean, glossy finish.
There are very few imperfections on this bike. The paint is nearly perfect and only a few Chrome parts show deterioration. Most notable the plastic Chrome cover around the key. The front tire it's aged out and shows light signs of cracking. It needs to be replaced. We can add that for an extra $170. The rear tire it's dated 2011 but does not show signs of aging yet, it is however considered aged out. You can find a walk around video on our website for details on the condition of this beautiful bike.
The Softail rear suspension provides a smoother ride than its rigid-frame cousin, the Ridgeback, making this bike not just a showstopper but also a rider’s machine. The crisp white paint glows in the sun and is complemented by chrome accents that give it a timeless, custom feel. It’s a rare combination of style and comfort that sets this bike apart from the rest.
Powered by a 107ci motor, this chopper has more than enough torque to move you forward—and then some. It cruises comfortably at highway speeds and holds the road like a much newer bike.
If you’re after a killer chopper with classic looks, modern updates, and an easy ride, this Snow White Big Dog might just be your perfect match.
With the Chopper craze in the 90s and early 2000s there were several companies that came on the market with their creations trying to make a commercial name for themselves. While companies like West Coast Choppers catered to the exclusive custom one-of-build bike market Big Dog and others tried to mass produce these bikes. Few made it, Big Dog was one of the few. Recognized as one of the few custom builders with Kelley Blue ratings Big Dog has gone mainstream.
Founded in mid 1990 the company started to produce up to 10 variations of their bikes. Equipped with S&S Engine and transmissions they had a reliable drivetrain and could produce cost efficient bikes to those that could not afford $100,000 custom creations. Their not over-raked front wheels gave a nice look to the bike that stood out enough but was still very much drivable.
