
American Chopper — Season 3

Paul Jr. determined that it was time to build a bicycle, but one unlike any other. Inspired by the designs of the Spider-Man Bike and the Black Widow, he embarked on creating a unique, web-themed machine.

With the completion of the Web Bike, Paulie concluded the trilogy. For Rick and Vinnie, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity arose: a flight in an F-16 fighter jet. Elsewhere, Mikey, Senior, and the team collaborated to design and build a new s…
OCC’s latest undertaking involves constructing a chopper inspired by a Caterpillar bulldozer, but progress at the workshop is hampered by a disagreement between Paul Jr. and Mike Campo regarding the motorcycle’s design.
The work progresses with persistent effort, the team striving to finalize the bicycle for Caterpillar, though progress is hampered by significant difficulties with the rear fender assembly.
Seeking inspiration for their latest themed bicycle, the OCC crew made a visit to Gillette’s headquarters in Boston. Returning to the shop, they divided their efforts between existing production models and the Gillette-branded bike, while S…
The team finalized the bicycle for Gillette, revealing their work at Boston's Prudential Center. Simultaneously, Mikey provided childcare for Vinnie’s daughter, granting Vinnie and his wife a rare evening together.
The Outlaws Club are heading to a drag racing school in New Jersey, preparing for a project to build a drag bike for NAPA. This will be no ordinary machine; it's designed to achieve a straight-line speed of 140 miles per hour and compete in…
With the OCC's motorcycle completed, Vinnie took it to the drag strip for a genuine race.
The Teutuls have been offered the chance to contribute to a charity auction supporting the families of soldiers who have been wounded or lost their lives. Paul Jr. and Paul Sr. find themselves in competition, each striving to design two dis…
The rivalry intensifies as the senior and junior mechanics race to finish assembling their bikes after the paint, powder coating, and chrome treatments. Just as the senior mechanic gains an advantage, the junior finds a way to triumph, coax…
OCC has been presented with the opportunity to craft a bicycle inspired by the New York Yankees for the Jorge Posada Foundation. Paul Jr. embraced the challenge, designing a unique baseball-themed bike featuring handlebars shaped like bats …
The culmination of the Yankees Bike project hangs in the balance as components return from paint and powder coating, but Paul Jr. is stretched to his breaking point when parts go missing. Ultimately, the responsibility falls to Mikey to tra…
The Teutels seize any opportunity to venture skyward, and this time their ambition is a bicycle built to honor the launch of the space shuttle Discovery. Following their visit to NASA, Paul Jr., Vinnie, and Rick immerse themselves in the bi…
The OCC crew journeyed to Cape Canaveral, Florida, to witness the launch of the space shuttle Discovery, hoping to glean further inspiration for their NASA-inspired motorcycle. Upon their return to the shop, Junior continued his work on the…
The culmination of weeks of work arrived with a rush as Rick’s vintage chopper was dispatched for painting, powder coating, and chrome plating. A palpable shift occurred within the shop when Cody departed for the AMI motorcycle school in Fl…
A yearning for respite settled upon them; England, with its familiar charm, seemed the ideal destination. Following a sleepless flight, Senior, Junior, and Mikey found themselves on a double-decker bus tour of London, the motion lulling Sen…
The Teutuls embarked on their inaugural transatlantic voyage, anticipating both adventure and encounters with unfamiliar customs. In London, they absorbed the city's atmosphere, a stark reminder of the world beyond the Atlantic. Acquiring b…
A glimpse beyond the curtain awaits in this special episode. Mikey journeys to Los Angeles, documenting the film crew as they work to shape this unique production in post-production. The episode features interviews with the producer, the ca…
Susan Morisset, an insurance claim adjuster from Bruceville, Texas, harbored a long-held desire to ride a motorcycle from Overcharged Customs, believing that sometimes a woman simply needs to take control. And the Teutles, it seemed, were t…
Joseph McClendon has always held a deep affection for motorcycles, particularly choppers. However, when compelled to sell his beloved machine to cover his mother's hospital expenses, she asked him to promise he would build another chopper t…
Based in California, Bryan King is a truck driver and car customizer with a singular ambition: to own a chopper. A significant obstacle stands in his way – he uses a wheelchair. Addressing this challenge is just one of the difficulties the …
Returning from a European tour filled with sights of remarkable vintage motorcycles, Senior found himself invigorated, a desire to assemble his own collection taking root. The team’s initial attempt to restore a classic yielded unforeseen d…
The OCC crew remained focused on Senior’s vintage chopper, while Chris Matthews completed the restoration of an antique classic. A misstep in the powdercoating of the vintage chopper's front end created a frantic race against time to finali…
Mikey and Vinnie present a collection of their most cherished moments—the clips that, for various reasons, never made it to the broadcast.
OCC received an unexpected visit from Billy Joel, the "Piano Man," who commissioned them to construct a vintage Indian bobber motorcycle. To better understand their client's vision, the Teutuls journeyed to Joel's home for a tour of his ext…
The team persists in their efforts on the Wendy's bicycle, destined for auction in support of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption.
OCC joined forces with Sunoco and NASCAR driver Kyle Petty to construct a motorcycle destined for the Victory Junction Gang Camp. The team traveled to North Carolina to meet Petty and tour the camp, where they spent time with the children. …
OCC is currently focused on its newest project: a motorcycle commissioned by Sunoco, destined for auction to support Victory Junction Gang Camp. While the bike undergoes paint and powdercoating, the team returns to Lowe's Speedway, sharing …
Bill Murray requested of the OCC team that they construct a chopper modeled after Carl Spackler, the character he famously portrayed in *Caddyshack*.
Bill Murray approached the OCC team with a request: to construct a chopper modeled after Carl Spackler, the unforgettable character he played in "Caddyshack."
Before an eager audience, the OCC team constructs a bespoke chopper, a demonstration of skill and artistry for their devoted followers.
The team at OCC resolved to begin producing motorcycles for general sale.
The Teutuls are embarking on a new endeavor for Lugz footwear; meanwhile, OCC bids farewell to a respected colleague.
The bespoke leatherwork on the Lugz bicycle presents a unique set of difficulties for the team.
The OCC gears up, launching into their newest endeavor: a dragon-rider bicycle modeled after the film *Eragon*. Meanwhile, Mikey undertakes a campaign of his own, orchestrating a jousting tournament with a distinctly OCC flair.
A lapse on Cody's part, coupled with unforeseen developments regarding the bike’s planned unveiling, now casts doubt on the project's successful conclusion.
A lapse in attention by Cody, coupled with unforeseen developments regarding its scheduled unveiling, now casts doubt on the timely completion of the Eragon Bike.


