American Chopper

Mikey and Vinnie finally get the chance to build their own bike. After some inspiration, the guys cook up some tasty ideas for their project: a super-stretch frame, a twin-cam motor and a unique, one-sided swing arm.

With the New Orleans show approaching, Mikey and Vinnie hit the home stretch on their project. Friendship turns into frenzy when Mikey's tardiness gets him sent home, leaving Vinnie to wrap up work on the duo's signature hog.

Will Smith stops by Rock Tavern to help the boys of OCC design a custom chopper for the premiere of his upcoming action film, "I, Robot". The ambitious bike build finds the shop falling behind.

The boys of OCC get their latest creation ready for its red carpet debut out west. While they're waiting for paint and chrome work to be completed, Paulie and Vinnie get to work souping up Mikey's 50cc scooter.

OCC visits Nike Headquarters in search of inspiration for a chopper tribute to six-time Tour De France Champion Lance Armstrong. The ambitious designs suffer a setback as a serious injury occurs at the shop.

Work continues on Lance Armstrong's Livestrong Bike. The deadline is looming and the team is struggling as they try to put the finishing touches on the exhaust system in time to get the chopper ready.

The OCC is under the gun to create a new kind of chopper -- a bike to honor the men and women of law enforcement. When the guys pay a visit to the New York State Police Academy, they learn first hand just how tough training is.

Junior and Senior continue work on the police bike. With delays piling up, the guys give up their holiday weekend to meet deadlines. With lights and sirens blaring, the crew must fix the bike in time for a NYPD benefit.

A trip to the Sturgis Bike Rally inspires Senior to build a tribute bike to legend David Mann. Throughout the build Senior struggles with problems from Paulie showing up late to work and never-ending fights with Mikey.

The OCC continues work on the tribute chopper for artist and legend in the biker world, David Mann. But after a tragic phone call from Easyriders Magazine, Senior learns that David Mann has passed away, changing the bike from a tribute to a memorial.

The OCC makes their annual Christmas build and fabricate a custom sleigh which will be pulled by last year's Christmas bike. In true holiday spirit, the team will use their creation to deliver gifts to families in need.

The OCC goes to the Motor City and tour the Ford/Lincoln plant. This time they're building a bike in honor of Lincoln's first pickup truck, and Mikey gives Senior a serious case of the giggles as the guys tour the plant.

Mikey pitches in to get some extra features on the Lincoln bike done and to keep the guys on schedule. Also, Junior and crew travel to Washington, DC, to visit injured troops at Walter Reed Memorial Hospital.

Paulie challenges himself to design his best web-themed bike yet. It's the third in a series of web bikes, after the Spider Bike and Black Widow. Paulie pushes himself to the limit and creates the most outrageous bike.

Paulie finishes the final bike of the web trilogy, while Rick and Vinnie get the opportunity of a lifetime and take a ride in an F-16. Meanwhile, Senior and crew pitch in to create a new sign for Orange County Choppers.

The OCC travels to Boston to visit Gillette headquarters for some inspiration for their Gillette-themed bike. When they return, the guys work on production bikes, while also making the Gillette bike.

The OCC guys finish the bike for Gillette and unveil it at the Prudential Center. As an added bonus, Mikey babysits Vinnie's daughter, so that Vinnie and his wife can have a much needed night out.

The guys at OCC go to drag racing school in New Jersey to prepare to build a drag bike for NAPA. Junior designs a bike that will go 140 mph, and it will be used in actual races on the quarter mile drag track.

Orange County Choppers finishes the NAPA bike, and Vinnie races it down the strip in an actual drag race.

Junior and Senior join forces to build a bike that will be auctioned off to benefit the families of wounded and fallen troops. Their father-son rivalry emerges as Senior builds an old school bike, and Junior builds a modern bike.

OCC takes a trip to a nuclear submarine, the USS Albuquerque, for more inspiration on their military bikes. Once they finish, the guys head to Walter Reed Memorial Hospital to show off the bikes to the wounded troops.

The OCC visits legendary Carroll Shelby to discuss designs for a tribute to Shelby's car-racing career. Keeping with the theme, they use a classic Shelby Mustang as inspiration.

There's pressure to finish the Shelby bike so the guys can move into their new shop on time. In true OCC spirit, they drive Senior's car through the walls of the old office. A major problem with the motor threatens the project.

OCC heads to Yankee Stadium to meet with Yankee catcher Jorge Posada to build a bike to be auctioned off to benefit his Foundation. Senior plays hardball with Junior and the two aren't playing on the same team when not enough gets done on the bike.

The guys head to a Yankee's baseball game to get the inspiration they need to finish a bike to benefit the Jorge Posada Foundation. Mikey is put in charge of getting the gas tank signed by the entire Yankee team, and the bike is assembled and auctioned.