And while the Texas Chopper and the Judge share a mix of modern and retro chopper cues, the Classic Chop lives up to its name. It has definitely got a throwback, '70s chopper vibe to it. Though the soft-style frame has the same 4-inch backbone and 8-inch downtube stretch as the other two, the patented, super-stretched chopper tank of the Classic Chop appears to ride a lot higher on the backbone. There's also more openness between the frame and engine. The compact chrome drag bars team with the skinny tank to give the bike a narrower look than the other two chops when checking it out back to front. It has the Judge's A-frame swingarm but runs on the smallest tire of the chopper trio with a 180mm low-profile rear. The Classic Chop keeps it old-school with a carb feeding its black powder coated 100 cubic inch S&S Sidewinder Plus engine. With ample power on top and the smaller tires, the Classic Chop should have a slight handling advantage over the other two chopper models.