American Chopper
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Did anyone actually like this junk show the first time round?
Because Discovery think we need it back.
I won't waste my time watching, it's just build by numbers, and bolt loads of CNC stuff together.
http://ew.com/tv/2017/10/18/american-chopper-reviv...
Because Discovery think we need it back.
I won't waste my time watching, it's just build by numbers, and bolt loads of CNC stuff together.
http://ew.com/tv/2017/10/18/american-chopper-reviv...
Makes you wonder who approached who about a revival of the show.
https://rideapart.com/articles/occs-hq-become-arca...
https://rideapart.com/articles/occs-hq-become-arca...
They made some absolute s
t at times.
I remember the Statue of Liberty bike in particular. The face on the guy they asked to plate the shambles of an exhaust they bolted to it was priceless. Even from 10 yards away it looked like something a five year old would have bashed into shape from an old copper pipe and an bent hammer.
t at times.I remember the Statue of Liberty bike in particular. The face on the guy they asked to plate the shambles of an exhaust they bolted to it was priceless. Even from 10 yards away it looked like something a five year old would have bashed into shape from an old copper pipe and an bent hammer.
rodericb said:
The father recently (this month) went for chapter 13 bankruptcy or whatever they do there.
among the property listed by Teutul is a home in Montgomery, New York, worth $1,800,000, as well as three cars, “one old desktop,” “a few old pistols” and four dogs, described as “pets. 
Edited by trickywoo on Thursday 22 March 17:13
trickywoo said:
They made some absolute s
t at times.
I remember the Statue of Liberty bike in particular. The face on the guy they asked to plate the shambles of an exhaust they bolted to it was priceless. Even from 10 yards away it looked like something a five year old would have bashed into shape from an old copper pipe and an bent hammer.
Having seen this in the flesh it looked better than on TV.
t at times.I remember the Statue of Liberty bike in particular. The face on the guy they asked to plate the shambles of an exhaust they bolted to it was priceless. Even from 10 yards away it looked like something a five year old would have bashed into shape from an old copper pipe and an bent hammer.
Not saying the bikes they make are something I would buy
jjones said:
wildone63 said:
Anyone got any idea whats happened to this ?
I thought it was supposed to be a new series but they only showed that first episode a couple of weeks ago then no more since
Looks like the next episode is the end of May!!I thought it was supposed to be a new series but they only showed that first episode a couple of weeks ago then no more since

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