SKIL Awards The Best In Construction With The Best In Choppers,
A New 2009 K-9, America's Number One Chopper-Style Motorcycle
Big Dog Motorcycles, the leading manufacturer of high performance, high style motorcycles, is pleased to announce its 2009 K-9 has been selected as the grand prize in SKIL's Worm Drive Challenge. The motorcycle, custom painted for the contest, will be awarded to the person who shows the best use of the power tool company's popular saw while working on a construction job site or remodeling around the house.
“Big Dog Motorcycles is the leading brand in the high performance V-twin industry,” described Paul Hansen, Marketing Director. “Growing our brand is due largely in part to a certain customer: contractors and construction workers. Teaming with SKILSAW not only adds excitement to their contest, but brings our bikes directly in front of this key buyer, who is particularly attracted to the boldly designed K-9. It's a perfect partnership.”
The contest, which runs through August 1, 2009, is being promoted nationwide through print advertising in leading contractor and targeted consumer publications; targeted e-mail databases; in-store materials for home improvement and contract supply stores; several events, including NASCAR races; and the contest's website
SKIL Worm Drive Challenge | Home.
To enter the contest, participants submit their story of their construction challenge with photos through the website or the mail. Entries are based on the project's difficultly, solution creativity, and overall success.
The grand prize K-9 comes complete with award-winning styling; 117 c.i. electronically fuel injected, fully-polished engine; 6-speed BDM Balance Drive; super fat 300mm rear tire; hidden shock suspension; chrome upgrades; custom embroidered seat; and hand-painted custom paint and graphics. A subtle SKIL logo and airbrushed silver saw blades that complement the realistic flames promotes SKIL's brand image while showcasing the individual touch Big Dog Motorcycles brings to all its bikes.
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Big Dog Motorcycles Teams With SKILSAW 
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