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Archive for 09/02/2010
The Teutul’s American Chopper TV Show Canceled
09/02/2010 by info.
The Learning Channel has just announced that the long running pseudo reality show American Chopper has finally been cancelled. After Paul, Jr. left the show and Paul, Sr. sued his son, the show finally succumbed to the same fate as many custom build shops. The finale will run this Thursday, February 11th.
I didn’t like the programme but you couldn’t argue with the fact that the series brought custom motorcycles to the attention of a lot of people who probably wouldn’t have thought about or gotten involved with custom bikes, which has to be a good thing for everyone involved in the industry.
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