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Why do choppers have small tanks? Is it hard to drive a chopper? Is it OK to ride motorcycle in rain? Do not sell my personal information Account. Eyewear Designed for a Connected World follow us on our social pages. Sweatshirts View all. Cool Stuff View all. The holiday season at the OCC shop always meant family for the Teutuls. Seeing that Senior had three sons, there was no shortage of grandchildren. And when the holidays came around, good old "tough guy" Senior was always ready to go that extra mile to make his grandchildren happy.

And even if their happiness meant him dressing up as Santa and riding this ridiculous looking chopper down the road, then he did it with bells on—literally. Of course we can't begrudge him that, but couldn't they have at least put a little more effort into the disappointing Christmas bike? Perhaps every shop on the planet has one of those Snap On tool boxes lying around somewhere. There's no doubt in our minds that many shops also have a plethora of Snap On gear and that's totally understandable, as they are definitely one of the best companies in the tool business.

Well, Paul Junior went to work and designed this bike you see here, but we must say, after seeing the marvel that was The Black Widow, this bike leaves us wanting a bit more, doesn't it? And furthermore, they definitely went a little overboard with the Snap On colors. If you have a lot of land to mow and you want to get it done fast, then Dixie Choppers are the lawnmowers for you. They're considered the best in the business and they're respected by landowners everywhere.

The company was founded in and has been providing customers with mowers for over three decades. The company requested that OCC build them a bike to celebrate their mowers and the work the company has done, and that's exactly what OCC did, sticking to the simple style of Dixie's lawnmowers.

But they should have stuck to that simplicity all around. The whole front end of the bike has an old-school chopper feel, but then they went and put a rear spoiler on the rear fender that looks like it belongs on some bike from the future. Isaac Asimov's classic story: I, Robot , was turned into a film starring acting legend Will Smith in The film captured the essence of the great story by the science fiction master and was a huge box-office success.

For the premiere, the producers of the film wanted to go big, really big, so they decided to ask OCC to build them a bike commemorating the release of the juggernaut film. Well, OCC got to work and they produced a bike that was sleek and stylish but if you ask us, they went ahead and did the most obvious thing. They designed the bike to look like the robots in the film, and added no other ideas to the mix to take the bike that extra mile.

Here we have much of the same problem as we mentioned with the I, Robot bike. In this case, however, Orange County Choppers built a bike to celebrate the men and women that risk their lives to serve and protect, that's right, the boys in blue of the New York Police Department.

And although the task was a serious one which meant a lot for the crew at OCC, and we more than respect the dedication they showed to their police force, we'd have to say that the bike was practically a direct copy of the police cruiser motorcycles we already see going up and down the highway and hiding behind road signs in New York. They really didn't add anything different to the mix. There's something about this bike that just screams: "Something's wrong! I mean, we should like this bike, but just take a look at that gas tank!

I can't say as though it goes with the rest of the bike, but the things that make the bike look uneven don't stop there. Take a look at the front and rear fenders—something is really wrong there, as well. The rear fender has a pointed look to it, yet the front fender is slightly rounded off.

There's still something that quite doesn't sit well with me, but maybe it just comes down to wrong frame, wrong design, wrong color. The Caterpillar Company was founded in and they have been manufacturing quality tractors, plows, and other machinery for a whopping 93 years!

To say that they have an exceptional product would indeed be an understatement, but I happen to think they do, sorry. Sadly, the combination doesn't quite work and instead looks extremely embarrassing, or worse, tacky. The NHL bike was no exception and has gone down in history as one of the worst bikes to have come out of American Chopper.

Furthermore, the bike was the cause of one of the worst rows ever on the show, with the argument even turning into a meme. Sadly, as a result of the arguments, the motorcycle suffered. Yes, the NHL motorcycle was a failure. In season six, the guys at American Chopper were asked to build a bike that had been inspired by the Abu Dhabi police force. Yes, seriously. The team did their best with the assignment but didn't really manage to pull through. That's right, the chopper was painted in a bright red that imitated the color of the real-life Abu Dhabi police force.

However, although it might have looked glamorous, the idea just didn't work and instead ended up looking rather cheap. Furthermore, it was pretty clear that Paul Senior and Paul Junior were unimpressed with their brief, with the final result showing a lack of creativity or imagination. Over the years, American Chopper has made some beauties with regards to their motorcycles. However, they also sometimes miss the mark with their designs. The famous Liberty Bike was one of such failures, with its all copper appearance somewhat of a disappointment.

The motorcycle was originally commissioned by the Gold Leaf Corporation, with the bike created to celebrate the celebration of Lady Liberty's th Anniversary. Much like the real Statue of Liberty, the Liberty Bike was formed with copper and iron as well as many other features from the iconic tourist attraction. Sadly, it just didn't take off, with the end product deemed more of a failure. Sports-themed motorcycles are not OK. Think about it.

Firstly, only a select number of people are going to like them, and secondly, they're as tacky as anything. However, those at American Chopper didn't seem to care and decided to create an American Chopper Yankees bike.

That's right, the bike was created in season two and came from the mind of Paul Junior, whose mother was a huge Yankees fan. Not only was the bike dedicated to a baseball team but it was also shaped like a huge baseball. Yes, it really was that silly. Nevertheless, despite looking ridiculous, the bike proved popular with viewers. For some reason, nobody really seems to know a lot about Australia—even Australians—with the country too far away for anybody to care.

In a nice way, of course. Australia seems to get by rather well without the interruption of the rest of the world, and so it should. Sadly, American Chopper wanted to let the world know what they thought about Australia and created a bike dedicated to their knowledge of the subject. That's right, the guys at Orange County Choppers decided to include every single stereotype possible, from a shark fin exhaust to boomerangs on the chopper's wheels.