I couldn't stand the show. I am not going to judge on how good those dudes are or are not at building bikes because even when it looks like they are building a model kit, I would be overstating things if I said I could do that. But they turned the whole chopper building phenomenon that is responsible for the birth of shows like this and made a soap opera for guys. What was with all the drama and the petty squabbling? It was pathetic and frustrating and the reason why I was never able to sit through one single episode of the show. If I wanted to hear a bunch of people bitch and whine over nothing and cause a lot of drama I would watch LifeTime network!

 

Paul jr Designs what a joke!!!!!!! paul jr. designed a bunch of t-shirts and a hat that it. I guess he thinks because he has HIS name on it everyone will buy that crap, LIke everyone bourght OCC t-shirts

 

We all didn't?????? Does that mean my signature collection of OCC memorabilia (including the lunchbox and toothbrushes) aren't really worth anything? The guy that sold me my Harley swore they were all really not just a purchase, but a long-term investment! You mean I got bad advice?

 

yup, sorry dude. lol

 

Quick, I need to unload, I mean sell these valuable items before the show goes off the air tonight. I'm open to any reasonable offers. I'll start my asking price for $800.00 for all of this stuff. Heck, the Pez dispenser alone must be worth $250.00......

 

I'll bet there is a reunion show at some point.

 

The show got bigger and more stupid... Every week you hear Pauly and Mikey complain about how hard they got it, while their daddy is still taking care of them keeping them on the show. I miss the "Biker Build Off" shows, I should of dvr'd them when I had the chance.

 

Man, you want to hope on your scoot and go visit your dad first chance
Life's too short

 

I had my dad watch the show. He acted like Paul Senior in his younger days. He's mellowing with old age, amost becoming tolerable. He called me just to say hi the other day. I almost fell off my chair.

 

Ok, I'll be the first with the Ol' coot reply. In my day, I'd be in my garage with my friends and build bikes from the ground up. I'm saying, a bud would buy a HD and bring it over and we would take it apart to the last nut and bolt. I'd rebuild the engine and trans and he would help with anything he could. When it was together it was his ride, I can't describe the feeling when we kicked her over and she fired up. I usually got to test ride her and the feeling is something I will never forget. Ride on my friends and never lose that. Young or old Riders, always. cole