Oct. 06, 2006 (Scottsdale, AZ) Sucker Punch Sally’s announced today it is moving its manufacturing facility to Scottsdale, Arizona in order to better serve customers and fully develop a dealer network. Donny Loos and Jeff Cochran, co-owners of Sucker Punch Sally’s, believe Arizona is the perfect place to set up shop to accomplish their goals. Donny and Jeff picked Scottsdale because it is home to many custom bike builders and manufacturers, has great test-riding weather, and has a trained workforce that will enable Sucker Punch Sally’s to boost their production capabilities. They are hoping to add 6-10 new dealers in the first year and believe that their new manufacturing facility will enable them to do that. Donny and Jeff want to ensure all bikes with the Sucker Punch Sally’s name are of the highest quality possible and still maintain an affordable price, therefore; the co-owners will continue to be involved in every step of the manufacturing process at the new facility.

“We feel like this is the natural progression for us. We have been backed-up on our builds lately and have had to tell customers we won’t be able to get them a bike finished for two to three months. This move is the only logical solution to better serve our customers. Moving our manufacturing facility to Arizona will enable us to deliver our manufactured bikes quicker and also create a dealer network, something we think will help get our bikes out there to a wider audience. We are keeping the custom aspect in Ohio, where Jeff and I can continue to produce one-off bikes that customers are willing to wait a little more time for.” Said Loos.

Sucker Punch Sally’s is built on old school values. Donny and Jeff have always tried to keep their bikes affordable, so regular, working class people can afford them. “We have never followed any trends in the industry. Our philosophy has always been the same—we want to build cool looking, old school choppers that are affordable. This move will enable us to improve on that philosophy by allowing us to continue to sell bikes at reasonable prices and boost our production at the same time. We will continue to build one-offs and do R&D at the Ohio facility, so essentially nothing is changing as far as that goes, but the Arizona facility will allow us the manpower to build more production bikes and rollers.” Said Cochran. Sucker Punch Sally’s retail and custom shop, located in Miamitown, OH, will continue to be home to Donny and Jeff’s custom creations, as well as parts development and research and development for new models.

You can visit Sucker Punch Sally’s on the Web at www.suckerpunchsallys.com or call them at (513) 353-2803. For dealer inquiries contact Christian Clayton at cclayton12@cox.net or call him at (602)361-3166.