Orange County Choppers gives more riders a chance to get in on the OCC action with four distinctly different production bikes that includes three chopper-inspired creations and one old school bobber. It's the little touches that make the Web bike stand out, like its red OCC custom-designed 21-inch front and 18-inch rear webbed wheels to the small red widow painted on the inlayed black tank to the small web mounts OCC fabricated for the seat.OCC uses a 5-axis Flow water jet that cuts parts out at higher speeds with less tooling force. It results in clean edges cut out in less time, no matter how intricate the design. The rear fender on the Web bike is a perfect example of their machining capabilities.The Web bike features a S&S 100 engine teamed with a Baker 6-Speed RSD transmission all housed neatly within the large tubing of a Rolling Thunder frame. The Splitback has a slick twin tank design that wraps around the backbone instead of sitting on the back of the frame and has the most powerful engine of the lot, a S&S 124 engine with 2032cc at its disposal.Even with a 40-degree rake and 90-inch wheelbase, the Splitback handled well and inspired more confidence leaning in on turns than when I was on the Web bike
