Senior and Junior begin restoring a 1951 Buick, but they don't always go by the book; Senior risks everything by moving designs away from their famous choppers; Junior challenges himself to build a streamlined bike for the MLB Network.
Senior goes back to his roots, designing a throwback brand of affordable motorcycles, to sell out of the OCC Showroom: Junior challenges himself to build a bike using multiple aluminum parts.
OCC builds an aggressive paintball bike, but Senior and Josh have creative differences; Junior designs a farm-inspired bike with a surprise element; Senior and Junior attempt to get the Buick running and celebrate Junior's birthday.
Senior takes on a build for a Vietnam memorial, determined to create a bike worthy of history; Junior is hired by Martin Guitar to design a massive reverse trike, an undertaking that pushes his team to their limits.
Junior designs a monster trike and takes a huge financial gamble; Senior and his team struggle to build two bikes in three weeks for a Florida resort; Senior and Junior ponder the idea of building a bike together.
Senior and his team struggle to deliver a vintage-style bike on time; Junior deals with the complicated assembly of the Martin Guitar reverse trike; Senior surprises Junior with the first theme bike they ever built.
Junior designs a monster trike and takes a huge financial gamble; Senior and Junior ponder the idea of building a bike together; Josh builds a bike for the local SPCA, headed by Joanie and Senior.
Junior attempts his first ever dually trike; Senior and his team struggle to build two bikes in three weeks; the Teutuls cruise the Buick through Senior's old stomping grounds.
The crew builds one of their fastest bikes ever, but a problem threatens the schedule; Junior and Senior work on a badly beaten Yankee bike.
Senior confronts Junior about his harsh words; Senior closes a huge deal with an exotic car dealership; Junior's simple mistake leads to destruction in the shop.
The OCC crew members are pushed to their limit when they build a pair of contrasting bikes for a client; Junior designs an ethanol-fueled motorcycle; Junior makes a change to the Yankees bike design, and Senior confronts him.
OCC builds a bike inspired by a 1965 GTO, but this massive job may cause Senior to miss the first deadline of his career; when Junior designs a bike for a corporate client, changes in fabrication throw a wrench in the schedule.
When the OCC crew builds an old school chopper for a longtime fan, Senior must rely on Mikey to get the job done; Junior designs an awe-inspiring trike for a repeat client, and father and son come into the home stretch on the Yankee build.
Junior designs a western-inspired motorcycle for country music artist Clay Walker; Senior and the OCC guys build a military-themed bike to be auctioned off to benefit families of fallen soldiers; Senior and Junior assemble the Yankees bike.
Senior asks Junior to collaborate with him on a bike build; Rick's wedding throws Senior and Junior together.
Senior and Junior brainstorm bike styles for their collaboration; PJD unveils the Geico Armed Forces tribute bike.
Senior and Junior begin work on their big bike build; PJD begins a trike for Loopster; OCC builds a bike to benefit Senior's favorite charity.
Senior and Junior begin to open up to each other; OCC stars a bike for Wildgame Innovations; PJD unveils the Loopster trike.
PJD begins a build for QUBX while OCC unveils a bike for Wildgame Innovations; father and son continue their collaboration.
The team starts a build for Sturgis; the Teutuls finish their father-son build; Junior and Senior take their new bike for a ride and Junior has a big surprise for his dad.
Senior is on the receiving end of an on-air lecture from a late-night celebrity; Junior launches a new business venture; Senior makes his first ever visit to PJD.
Junior brainstorms with Senior about future collaborations; PJD finishes a bike.
Senior and Junior begin brainstorming on the production bike but the road is rocky from the start.
Senior takes steps to jumpstart the new company without Junior's approval; Mikey helps out his busy brother.
Senior throws down the gauntlet for a build-off rematch with a new player added to the mix; tensions rise at OCC.
As hurricane Sandy hits, the PJD crew rushes off to rescue the 9/11 Memorial bike; progress on the production bike grinds to a halt when Sr. and Jr. disagree on a plan of action.
PJD's 911 Memorial Bike is in hot water; pranks rev up Sr.; production bike discussions open old wounds.
The crews try to finish the bikes; Cody goes after OCC with a prank; Sr. and Jr. find common ground.
Junior celebrates his big win while filling an overseas order; Senior puts his focus toward the future.
Senior feels abandoned as he deals with the loss of his mother; PJD begins a build for One Call Concepts; OCC unveils a gold bike for Donald Trump.
OCC builds a bike for Veterans Airlift Command and PJD finishes the One Call Concepts bike; following his mother's death, Senior is determined to reconcile with Mikey and Junior.
Junior decides to rework the Black Widow bike he reclaimed from Senior; OCC works on two bikes for John Christner Trucking; Mikey hires a personal trainer.
Junior finally contacts Senior to offer his condolences on Helen's passing; PJD starts a charity build for the March of Dimes; OCC finishes the build for John Christner Trucking.
Mikey launches a fundraising campaign for March of Dimes; an eco-friendly build for CIMA Green; Senior makes bold moves in his effort to reunite with his sons.
Senior receives a puzzling text from Mikey; Newmont Mining build; OCC unveils a bike for CIMA Green.
OCC begins a build for MyPillow; PJD finishes the Newmont Mining bike; Senior and Junior agree to meet in person.
Junior and Senior finally meet to discuss their relationship; OCC finishes the MyPillow bike and PJD begins a build for an MLB outfielder.
OCC begins a build that will be unveiled to the Prime Minister of Malaysia; PJD finishes a bike for baseball player Aaron Rowand; Mikey drops a bombshell.
OCC finishes the Italian sports car bike; PJD unveils the Skil bike; Junior confronts Senior at OCC.
Mikey has a successful art gallery opening; Junior meets with his lawyer.
Senior is affected by Mikey's gallery paintings which depict their strained relationship; Junior wins appeal; Senior decides to make a settlement offer.
Senior's settlement offer goes nowhere; PJD hurries to finish two bikes for CrankyApe while OCC struggles to complete three bikes for Trans Am Depot.
The crew heads to Alaska to meet with the Hillstrand brothers from Deadliest Catch.
Cadillac wants a father-son bike build-off; Senior approaches Junior with another settlement offer, this time without the aid of lawyers.
The rush is on to finish the Cadillac bikes for the father-son build-off; both crews race CTS-V's at the Monticello Raceway; Junior and Senior face each other when they unveil their bikes at GM.
Senior and Junior are finally ready to sit down to settle the lawsuit that has created such a rift in the family.
Junior and Vinnie stray into enemy territory to pick up the coveted Black Widow bike; Senior has post-settlement frustrations.
PJD does a build for Gears of War 3; the OCC crew builds a bike for Feather Free Zone; with OCC in foreclosure, Senior decides to build a new shop.
OCC begins a build for Wyotech; work continues on the Gears of War 3 trike; the PJD crew is seriously understaffed.
Senior continues to reach out to Mikey; PJD reveals the Cepheid build; OCC unveils a bike and a reverse trike for Beck's Hybrids.
Junior lands the biggest job of his career when he is asked to build a bike inspired by the restoration of ground zero.
Mikey relives some of his favorite moments, from PJD's first big unveil to bow fishing in Louisiana.
Junior is asked to build a bike commemorating the restoration of Ground Zero; rumors abound about Rick's assumed discontentment.
Jesse James doesn't hesitate to send vulgar cakes to OCC and PJD when a three-way build-off is announced; Junior shows the biggest build he's ever done at Ground Zero in New York City; OCC works on two bikes.
A look at what it takes to produce the show.
A recap of some of the best pranks include an air-gun at OCC headquarters, scooter jousting and helicopter drops.
The Teutuls air out the family drama on a morning radio show; Jr. opens his own design bike shop.
Paul Jr. builds his new building; Paul Sr. becomes upset when Jr. goes after OCC's vendors.
Sr. is suing Jr. for his 20 percent ownership of OCC; OCC is working on a bike for ESAB.
OCC builds a ramp to launch a dummy dressed as Jr.; Jr recruits an old friend for his paint department.
Sr. and the team build a bike for the FBI and local police department; Jr and the team are attempting to fabricate the Geico and Anti-Venom.
Both shops race to complete their bike builds for the Sturgis bike rally.
OCC and PJD face off at Sturgis; will Sr. show his support for his son.
PJD is swamped with e-mails from people interested in his bikes; Senior receives an invitation to Junior's wedding.
A miscommunication leads the crew to restart the Blackhawks bike from scratch; Senior rushes his dog to the emergency room.
The crew continues building the Blackhawks bike; Junior meets with representatives from Carolina Carports.
PJD continues with the Carolina Carports bike; Senior sees a therapist; Junior unveils his bike.
Senior and Junior are invited to Jason's wedding; OCC unveils the Hair Club bike in front of a crowd.
Lee returns and discusses Senior's relationships with his sons.
Rumors are spreading of OCC being in foreclosure; a bike unveil for St. Jude Hospital; PJD takes on Universal Property Insurance as a new client.
Junior fires Odie for back talking; Odie turns to Senior for counsel; the unveiling for Universal Property Insurance.
The guys tackle a B-2 bomber bike for Northrop Grumman and one for the NHL; the foundation of the company is rocked by an argument between Paul Sr. and Paul Jr.
While researching a bike in Alaska, Paul Sr. meets Gov. Sarah Palin; a trip to Finland geared to bring OCC to Europe.
Now that Paul Jr. is no longer an employee of OCC, Paul Sr. tries to make amends by inviting him and Mickey to work on a Triumph bike just for fun.
Paul Sr. calls in Paul Jr. as a consultant to keep production running smoothly while he promotes his new book in talk show appearances.
The guys head to Howe Caverns in New York state to face their fears and explore caves; Paul Jr. continues to work as a consultant at OCC while setting his sights on his own projects outside the shop.
OCC expands its business by partnering with Ducati to put the guys' unique spin on one of the Italian maker's bikes; preparation for a four-day celebration of OCC's 10th anniversary.
After Jon Gosselin of TLC's "Jon & Kate Plus 8" commissions OCC to build him a bike, the Teutuls travel to the Gosselin home for research.
OCC is hired to build a bike for the Abu Dhabi police department; Sr. travels to the Middle East in an attempt to expand OCC's international reach.
The guys at OCC try to build the first bike powered by natural gas; Paul Jr. is trying to get his new company off the ground; Mikey questions his role at Orange County Choppers and his relationship with his father.
Life at OCC changes now that Jr. and Mikey have been squeezed out of the business; the guys build a bike for the Saginaw Chippewa Indian tribe.
Paul Sr. and his sons form a truce to appear on "Larry King Live"; Paul Jr. heads to the Midwest for his first solo appearance since leaving OCC.
The guys face an uncertain future as the Teutul dynasty crumbles; OCC builds an electric chopper for Siemens; Paul Jr. continues to work on building his new company.
OCC is commissioned to build a chopper for the Ornge medical transport company; the team struggles trying to figure out how to build a sidecar capable of carrying the same kind of stretcher found in an ambulance; Paul Jr. Designs project.
Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle's wife commissions OCC to build him a surprise chopper to commemorate his perfect game; Paul Jr. continues to work on a project for Coleman, his biggest client.
OCC is enlisted to build a bike for the Iraq Star Foundation, which provides free reconstructive surgery to U.S. soldiers injured in Iraq and Afghanistan.
A client commissions OCC to build a chopper trike; Paul Sr. learns that Mikey is in rehab and wonders if there's any hope of salvaging their strained relationship.
OCC builds a bike for pool champion Jeanette Lee inspired by her "Black Widow" nickname; Mikey is back from rehab and ready to make amends; Paul Jr. explores designing a campaign for an Indy racing team.
The guys are commissioned to build a "wheelchair chopper" for the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation; Paul Jr. makes his first visit to OCC in more than four months, but the family divide continues.
The guys build a hybrid chopper for Schneider Electric.
The guys work on a chopper for their newest client, Gladiator Garageworks; Mikey tries to face his fears by performing his comedy routine in front of a live audience; Paul Jr. drops in on "The Adam Carolla Podcast."
The OCC guys create their first diesel-powered chopper for Monster Diesel; Paul Jr. attends the grand opening of a dog park that he designed for his hometown of Newburgh, N.Y.
The team designs a NASCAR-inspired chopper for the Stewart-Haas racing team; Mikey participates in JDRF's Ride to Cure Diabetes; Paul Jr. pitches a new line of dog toys.
The OCC guys use a brand new set of tools to build chopper for Kobalt; Paul Jr. gathers the family to make a life-changing announcement.
OCC pays tribute to the troops with a custom bike for the Army National Guard; Sr. takes a walk down the aisle with Beth.
Work continues on the Army National Guard bike; Jason Pohl's ignorance of shop rules causes tension.
A bike for the University of Michigan's C.S. Mott Children's Hospital; a "My Name Is Earl" bike.
Mikey reveals the University of Michigan bike; the guys go to Hollywood for a reveal party with the cast of "My Name Is Earl."
A custom chopper for an outdoor-lifestyle company inspires the guys to test their survival skills in the wilderness.
Work continues on a street bike/motocross hybrid for the outdoor lifestyle company; the Teutuls travel to Brazil to unveil a special bike.
The guys take on a double build, then travel to South Africa and immerse themselves in the local bike culture.
Work continues on the double build; teams race into assembly; a rivalry heats up.
Staffing shortages around the shop have the crew scrambling.
Manpower issues plague the shop, and company demands push JQ to the limit; the team takes on a new project.
Jr. and Sr. have a face-to-face confrontation over missing tools; the girls of BSN stop by to help.
The team creates an industrial-themed bike for the Manitowoc Crane Group; Mikey lectures a group of second graders.
The crew scrambles to get bikes built for a showcase after being singled out for a prestigious award.
The team works on a penguin-theme chopper in the new shop.
Paul Jr.'s free-form style inspires a chopper honoring the New York Giants; OCC prepares for the grand opening of its new headquarters.
Work begins on an OCC MotoCoaster bike for the Darien Lake Theme Park Resort.
The team has some troubles trying to build a tribute bike for Sikorsky Aircraft.
The team works on a bowling-themed bike for Strike Ten Entertainment.
A custom build begins for McCuff Industries, but a miscalculation on the frame and problems during the bike's assembly threaten the process.
OCC hosts the RJR Memorial Car Show; Jr. helps the local fire department with a pancake breakfast; Mikey travels to the city for help with an idea.
The team gets a new press; Paulie creates a new look for a classic chopper.
Home movies show how Orange County Choppers blossomed out of Paul Sr building a bike in his basement.
Tensions rise during a build for Aaron Equipment Co.
The men visit a farm for inspiration; Senior and Junior butt heads over a Dodge Ram bike.
Client Schussler Creative's outrageous bike ideas push the OCC guys to the brink as they try to create the wildest '57 Chevy bike ever built.
Part 1 of 2. OCC works on a boot-themed bike for the Lugz footwear company.
Conclusion. Construction steps up on the boot-themed bike but the custom leather design poses problems, so a leather craftsman is called in. Also: Paul Jr. goes to California to oversee some of the work.
The OCC crew travels to California to surprise the third FANtasy bike winner.
OCC travels to California to build a bike for a fan who is a paraplegic.
The OCC crew scrambles to finish the vintage chopper on time after the front end comes back with the wrong powder-coat color.
The OCC crew travels to the headquarters of fast-food chain Wendy's to build a bike to benefit the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption.
The OCC crew continues work on the Wendy's bike to benefit the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption.
The OCC crew teams up with Sunoco to build a bike to benefit Kyle Petty's Victory Junction Gang Camp.
The OCC crew heads to Lowe's Motor Speedway while painters work on the Sunoco bike.
Actor Bill Murray asks the OCC crew to build him a chopper inspired by his "Caddyshack" character, Carl.
The OCC crew continues work on the "Caddyshack" bike.
The OCC crew prepares to build a bike onstage in front of their fans.
OCC decides to mass-produce a bike for the public.
The Teutuls begin work on their next project, for the Lugz footwear company; OCC bids farewell to a valued employee.
Mikey plans a scooter adventure in pursuit of New England lobster.
Actor Russell Crowe asks the guys to build an Australia-themed chopper.
An oversight by Cody and unexpected news about the bike's debut threaten to send the "Eragon" project into turmoil.
Orange County Choppers break ground on a new world headquarters; Paul Sr. challenges Paul Jr. to a build-off.
Paul Sr. and Paul Jr. continue their competition to build the next production bike.
High-tech, low-slung chopper for Go Daddy.com; Paul Sr. steps in when Jason Pohl and Paul Jr. cannot agree on the project's direction.
Mikey and his father spend a day at the racetrack, while painters work on the bike.
Mikey and Vinnie share their favorite moments that never made the show.
Work continues on the custom chopper; the crew heads to a paintball course.
The crew works on a computer-themed creation; the crew thinks of getting new tattoos.
Work continues on the computer-themed chopper; the team narrowly avoids a mishap.
While the team works on a guitar-themed chopper, a second build comes in.
Work continues on the custom chopper.
The team faces new challenges as it builds a custom chopper for Intel Corp.
The crew continues work on the high-tech chopper; Mikey's work habits get him into trouble.
Three choppers honor the career and charitable work of golfer Byron Nelson.
Last-minute delays with chrome threaten to stall the completion of the triple build.
The crew begins work on a renewable-fuel chopper.
The crew continues working on its ethanol-powered bike for the Iowa Farm Bureau, but a member quits.
The Teutuls build a special Christmas bike for the children of the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Pressure mounts to finish the Shelby bike; Senior's car is driven through the walls of the old office prior to the move to new digs.
The guys tour an auto factory in Detroit and plan to build a bike in honor of Lincoln's first pickup truck.
Mikey helps out on the Lincoln bike; the crew travels to Washington, D.C., to visit injured troops.
Paul Jr. challenges himself to create the best Web-themed bike yet.
Paul Jr. finishes the final bike of the web trilogy.
The guys try to design a bike for Global Gillette in time for the scheduled unveiling without personality problems and assembly issues getting in the way.
The shop is in full throttle as the crew winds up work on the Gillette bike; last-minute mishaps cause tempers to flare.
The OCC crew designs a bike for NAPA Auto Parts.
The Napa Auto Parts bike is finished and Vinnie races it in an actual drag race.
Junior and Senior build a bike to be auctioned off to benefit the families of wounded and fallen soldiers.
OCC visits a nuclear submarine and Walter Reed Memorial Hospital.
The OCC crew travels to the Johnson Space Center for inspiration for a tribute bike to the space-shuttle program.
A tribute to NASA and the Discovery astronauts.
The guys pitch in to finish the fabrication of Rick's old-school bike.
The Teutuls explore Ireland and England.
The OCC crew travels to Omaha Beach to pay their respects.
Mikey and Vinnie finally get a chance to build their own bike; design ideas include a super-stretch frame, a twin-cam motor and a unique, one-sided swing arm.
Friendship turns into frenzy when Mikey's tardiness gets him sent home.
Actor Will Smith helps to design a custom bike for the premiere of his action film "I, Robot."
Senior goes on a rampage to get actor Will Smith's prized chopper on schedule.
A chopper tribute to six-time Tour de France champion and cancer survivor Lance Armstrong and his Livestrong Foundation.
OCC fabricates a custom sleigh worthy of Santa Claus to be pulled by the previous year's Christmas bike to deliver gifts to needy families.
The Tour de France is in its final stages, and work continues on Lance Armstrong's Livestrong Bike.
The guys give up a holiday weekend to continue work on the police tribute bike to finish it in time for an NYPD benefit event.
A trip down memory lane at the Sturgis Bike Rally inspires Senior to build a tribute bike to legend David Mann.
While working on a tribute chopper for biking legend David Mann, the team learns that he has passed away.
A father-and-son team builds a Black-Widow-themed motorcycle.
Pressure mounts as the crew races to finish a black widow-themed motorcycle for a trade show in New York.
Tempers flare as Paul Jr. tries to finish a $150,000 motorcycle with a race car theme in just 10 days.
Paul Jr. dreams up a custom motorcycle to honor New York heroes.
Paul Jr. battles to create a race-car-themed bike in just 10 days.
Father and son work to build a motorcycle homage to New York City's firefighters.
Building a bike the old-fashioned way; family-style quality time.
Old-school bike; chopper based on the top-secret Comanche helicopter.
Time runs out on the Comanche bike project; road trip to New Orleans.
A last-minute emergency leaves the Comanche project hovering on the brink of disaster.
Mikey gets to design and build his own custom chopper, but he clashes with Paulie.
Setbacks, stress and sibling rivalry threaten to derail the blues bike project; Mikey tries to pass his motorcycle operator's test.
Disagreements and last-minute delays ratchet up the tension during the build of a custom chopper.
Father and son push each other to the breaking point as a deadline approaches.
Paul Sr. gets upset as things fall behind schedule while he is trying to create a custom chopper tribute to honor America's forgotten heroes.
Design changes and last-minute setbacks bring Paul Sr.'s patriotic tribute to a crashing halt.
Last-minute delays and setbacks leave the tribute bike's fate hanging in the balance.
The crew builds a custom chopper for hometown heroes, the New York Jets.
Makers of welding equipment; Paulie's unusual ideas cause a mess.
Paulie and the boys play hoops; the Miller Bike's outrageous look.
"Tonight Show" host Jay Leno commissions a modern version of his favorite classic bike.
Paulie and the shop prepare for the Leno Bike's debut on "The Tonight Show."
An historian asks the crew to incorporate original fixtures from the Statue of Liberty into a custom chopper.
The crew goes snow-tubing; the Liberty Bike's exhaust and fender cause trouble.
Spinning mower blades and a real chromed-out mower engine are among lawnmower-inspired design ideas incorporated into the latest bike.
Senior splurges; the crew hustles to get the Dixie bike ready for its Daytona debut.
Mikey takes a joy ride down memory lane for a look at some of OCC's weirdest, wildest and wackiest moments.
Paul Sr. refuses to let grumpy crew members spoil his jolly mood as they work on a Christmas-themed, Santa's sleigh motorcycle.