Chopcycles

Chopcycles was a short-lived series of 1:32 scale motorized motorbikes produced during the Redline era from 1972 to 1973. The selling point of the motorbikes was their use of Sizzlers technology and used a snap-on implement known as a Bumper Claw to allow them to race on Hot Wheels Fat Track. While this series used Hot Wheels technology and design these were not officially branded as Hot Wheels products.
Numerous castings were produced before the line was discontinued in 1973. Chopcycles are noted to be extremely expensive to acquire today.
These Hot Wheels vehicles have come out in the following 1/32 scale versions:
Year	Model name 	Color 	Tampo	Base Color / Type	Rider color 	Wheel Type	Country 	Number	Photo
1972	Mighty Zork 	Various	None 	Unpainted / Metal	Blue 	RWSP/FDW 	Hong Kong 	5628 	
1972	Blown Torch 	Various	None 	Unpainted / Metal	Burnt yellow	RWSP/FDW 	Hong Kong 	5629 	
1972	Speed Steed 	Various	None 	Unpainted / Metal	Burnt orange	RWSP/FDW 	Hong Kong & Mexico	5844 	
1972	Bruiser Cruiser	Various	None 	Unpainted / Metal	Yellow 	RWSP/FDW 	Hong Kong 	5871 	
1973	Riptile 	Various	None 	Unpainted / Metal	Various 	RWSP/FDW 	Hong Kong 	4931 	
1973	Ghost Rider 	White 	None 	Unpainted / Metal	Various 	RWSP/FDW 	Hong Kong 	4933 	75px
1973	Triking Viking 	Various	None 	Unpainted / Metal	Silver 	RWSP/FDW 	Hong Kong 	4936 	
1973	Sourkraut 	Various	None 	Unpainted / Metal	Various 	RWSP/FDW 	Hong Kong 	4937 	
1973	Ragecoach 	Brown 	None 	Unpainted / Metal	Various 	RWSP/FDW 	Hong Kong 	4938 	
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