List of American Chopper episodes

This is a list of American Chopper episodes.

Series overview

Original series

Overall Season		Series Season	Episodes	Originally aired
				Season premiere	Season finale
	Pilots		2	September 29, 2002	January 19, 2003
	1	1	29	March 31, 2003	May 10, 2004
	2	2	30	June 7, 2004	September 26, 2005
	3	3	25	October 3, 2005	August 28, 2006
	4	4	25	November 6, 2006	October 18, 2007
	5	5	26	January 17, 2008	October 30, 2008
	6	6	26	April 9, 2009	February 11, 2010

Series spin–off: Senior vs. Junior

Overall season		Spin-off season	Episodes	Originally aired
				Season premiere	Season finale
	7	1	18	August 12, 2010	February 7, 2011
	8	2	21	April 25, 2011	November 28, 2011
	9	3	13	February 13, 2012	May 21, 2012
	10	4	15	September 3, 2012	December 17, 2012

Original series revival

Overall Season		Series Season	Episodes	Originally aired
				Season premiere	Season finale
	11	7	8	March 1, 2018	July 16, 2018
	12	8	7	February 12, 2019	March 26, 2019

Original series episodes

Pilots (2002–2003)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Original air date [1]	U.S. viewers (millions)	Overall episode No.
P1	Special–1	"American Chopper I – Jet Bike"	September 29, 2002	N/A	1
P2	Special–2	"American Chopper II – Biketoberfest (Cody Bike)"	January 19, 2003	N/A	2

Season 1 (2003–2004)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Original air date [1]	U.S. viewers (millions)	Overall episode No.
1	1	"Black Widow 1"	March 31, 2003	N/A	3
2	2	"Black Widow 2"	April 7, 2003	N/A	4
3	3	"Race Car 1"	April 14, 2003	N/A	5
4	4	"Race Car 2"	April 21, 2003	N/A	6
5	5	"Firebike 1"	April 28, 2003	N/A	7
6	6	"Daytona Bike Week"	June 2, 2003	N/A	8
7	7	"Firebike 2"	June 9, 2003	N/A	9
8	8	"Old School Chopper 1"	June 16, 2003	N/A	10
9	9	"Old School Chopper 2 / Commanche 1"	June 30, 2003	N/A	11
10	10	"Commanche 2"	July 7, 2003	N/A	12
11	11	"Commanche 3"	July 14, 2003	N/A	13
12	12	"Mikey's Blues Bike 1"	August 11, 2003	N/A	14
13	13	"Mikey's Blues Bike 2"	August 18, 2003	N/A	15
SP1	Special–1	"Mikey Special"	November 3, 2003	N/A	16
14	14	"Tool Bike 1"	December 8, 2003	N/A	17
15	15	"Tool Bike 2"	December 15, 2003	N/A	18
SP2	Special–2	"OCC Holiday Special (Santa Bike)"	December 22, 2003	N/A	19
16	16	"POW/MIA Bike 1"	January 12, 2004	3.48[2]	20
17	17	"POW/MIA Bike 2"	January 19, 2004	N/A	21
18	18	"POW/MIA Bike 3"	January 26, 2004	4.21[3]	22
19	19	"NY Jets Bike"	February 2, 2004	N/A	23
20	20	"Miller Electric 1"	February 9, 2004	N/A	24
21	21	"Miller Electric 2"	February 16, 2004	4.03[4]	25
22	22	"Leno Bike 1"	February 23, 2004	3.66[5]	26
23	23	"Leno Bike 2"	March 1, 2004	3.72[6]	27
24	24	"Liberty Bike 1"	April 12, 2004	N/A	28
25	25	"Liberty Bike 2"	April 19, 2004	2.45[7]	29
26	26	"Dixie Chopper 1"	May 3, 2004	N/A	30
27	27	"Dixie Chopper 2"	May 10, 2004	3.97[8]	31

Key

Denotes households(millions) instead of viewers(millions)

Season 2 (2004–2005)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Original air date [1]	U.S. viewers (millions)	Overall episode No.
28	1	"Mikey/Vinnie Bike 1"	June 7, 2004	N/A	32
29	2	"Mikey/Vinnie Bike 2"	June 14, 2004	N/A	33
30	3	"I, Robot Bike 1"	July 12, 2004	N/A	34
31	4	"I, Robot Bike 2"	July 19, 2004	N/A	35
32	5	"Davis Love Bike"	August 2, 2004	N/A	36
33	6	"Lance Armstrong Bike 1"	September 27, 2004	N/A	37
34	7	"Lance Armstrong Bike 2"	October 4, 2004	N/A	38
35	8	"Police Bike 1"	October 11, 2004	N/A	39
36	9	"Police Bike 2"	October 18, 2004	N/A	40
37	10	"David Mann Bike 1"	November 29, 2004	N/A	41
38	11	"David Mann Bike 2"	December 6, 2004	N/A	42
39	12	"Christmas Sleigh"	December 20, 2004	N/A	43
40	13	"Carroll Shelby Bike 1"	January 31, 2005	N/A	44
41	14	"Carroll Shelby Bike 2"	February 7, 2005	N/A	45
42	15	"Lincoln Mark LT Bike 1"	February 14, 2005	N/A	46
43	16	"Lincoln Mark LT Bike 2"	February 21, 2005	N/A	47
SP3	Special–1	"The Best of American Chopper: Sr. vs. Jr."	February 28, 2005	N/A	48
44	17	"Junior's Dream Bike 1"	March 7, 2005	N/A	49
45	18	"Junior's Dream Bike 2"	March 14, 2005	N/A	50
46	19	"Caterpillar Bike 1"	April 4, 2005	N/A	51
47	20	"Caterpillar Bike 2"	April 11, 2005	N/A	52
48	21	"Gillette Bike 1"	April 18, 2005	N/A	53
49	22	"Gillette Bike 2"	April 25, 2005	N/A	54
SP4	Special–2	"The Best of American Chopper: Micheal Teutul as Himself"	May 2, 2005	N/A	55
50	23	"NAPA Drag Bike 1"	June 6, 2005	N/A	56
51	24	"NAPA Drag Bike 2"	June 13, 2005	N/A	57
52	25	"Jr/Sr Military Tribute Bikes 1"	September 5, 2005	N/A	58
53	26	"Jr/Sr Military Tribute Bikes 2"	September 12, 2005	N/A	59
54	27	"NY Yankees Bike 1"	September 19, 2005	N/A	60
55	28	"NY Yankees Bike 2"	September 26, 2005	N/A	61

Season 3 (2005–2006)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Original air date [1]	U.S. viewers (millions)	Overall episode No.
56	1	"Space Shuttle Tribute Bike 1"	October 3, 2005	N/A	62
57	2	"Space Shuttle Tribute Bike 2"	October 10, 2005	N/A	63
58	3	"Rick's Dream Bike 1"	October 17, 2005	N/A	64
59	4	"Rick's Dream Bike 2"	October 24, 2005	N/A	65
60	5	"On The Road – Europe – Part 1"	October 31, 2005	N/A	66
61	6	"On The Road – Europe – Part 2"	November 7, 2005	N/A	67
SP5	Special–1	"History of the OCC"	November 14, 2005	N/A	68
SP6	Special–2	"Behind the Scenes"	November 21, 2005	N/A	69
SP7	Special–3	"Make-A-Wish Bike"	December 19, 2005	N/A	70
62	7	"FANtasy Bike 1 – Jeff Clegg (Corporal Punishment)"	January 9, 2006	N/A	71
63	8	"FANtasy Bike 2 – Susan Morisset (Female Snake Bike)"	January 16, 2006	N/A	72
64	9	"FANtasy Bike 3 – Joseph McClendon (Custom Hog)"	January 23, 2006	N/A	73
65	10	"FANtasy Bike 4 – Bryan King (Vertebrate Trike)"	January 30, 2006	N/A	74
66	11	"Senior's Vintage Project 1"	February 27, 2006	N/A	75
67	12	"Senior's Vintage Project 2"	March 6, 2006	N/A	76
SP8	Special–4	"Never Seen Before Special"	March 13, 2006	N/A	77
68	13	"Billy Joel Bike"	April 24, 2006	N/A	78
69	14	"Wendy's Bike 1"	June 5, 2006	N/A	79
70	15	"Wendy's Bike 2"	June 12, 2006	N/A	80
71	16	"Sunoco Bike 1"	June 19, 2006	N/A	81
72	17	"Sunoco Bike 2"	June 26, 2006	N/A	82
73	18	"Bill Murray Bike 1"	August 7, 2006	N/A	83
74	19	"Bill Murray Bike 2"	August 14, 2006	N/A	84
75	20	"OCC Roadshow"	August 21, 2006	N/A	85
76	21	"OCC Production Bike"	August 28, 2006	N/A	86

Season 4 (2006–2007)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Original air date [1]	U.S. viewers (millions)	Overall episode No.
77	1	"LUGZ Bike 1"	November 6, 2006	N/A	87
78	2	"LUGZ Bike 2"	November 13, 2006	N/A	88
79	3	"Eragon Bike 1"	December 4, 2006	N/A	89
80	4	"Eragon Bike 2"	December 11, 2006	N/A	90
81	5	"Senior Vs. Junior 1"	January 18, 2007	N/A	91
82	6	"Senior Vs. Junior 2"	January 25, 2007	N/A	92
83	7	"Go Daddy 1"	February 1, 2007	N/A	93
84	8	"Go Daddy 2"	February 8, 2007	N/A	94
85	9	"Flowjet Bike 1"	February 15, 2007	N/A	95
86	10	"Flowjet Bike 2"	February 22, 2007	N/A	96
87	11	"HP 1"	March 29, 2007	N/A	97
88	12	"HP 2"	April 5, 2007	N/A	98
89	13	"Peavey 1"	April 12, 2007	N/A	99
90	14	"Peavey 2"	April 19, 2007	N/A	100
91	15	"Australia 1"	May 31, 2007	N/A	101
92	16	"Australia 2"	June 7, 2007	N/A	102
93	17	"Australia 3"	June 14, 2007	N/A	103
94	18	"Intel 1"	July 12, 2007	N/A	104
95	19	"Intel 2"	July 19, 2007	N/A	105
96	20	"EDS/Byron Nelson Championship Bike 1"	July 26, 2007	N/A	106
97	21	"EDS/Byron Nelson Championship Bike 2"	August 2, 2007	N/A	107
98	22	"Silver State Choppers' Chopper 1"	August 30, 2007	N/A	108
99	23	"Silver State Choppers' Chopper 2"	September 6, 2007	N/A	109
100	24	"Iowa Farm Bureau Bike 1"	October 11, 2007	N/A	110
101	25	"Iowa Farm Bureau Bike 2"	October 18, 2007	N/A	111

Season 5 (2008)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Original air date [1]	U.S. viewers (millions)	Overall episode No.
102	1	"Army National Guard 1"	January 17, 2008	N/A	112
103	2	"Army National Guard 2"	January 24, 2008	N/A	113
104	3	"Michigan Bike/My Name Is Earl 1"	January 31, 2008	N/A	114
105	4	"Michigan Bike/My Name Is Earl 2"	February 7, 2008	N/A	115
106	5	"Gander Mountain 1"	February 14, 2008	N/A	116
107	6	"Gander Mountain 2"	February 21, 2008	N/A	117
108	7	"Craftsman/Die Hard 1"	February 28, 2008	N/A	118
109	8	"Craftsman/Die Hard 2"	March 6, 2008	N/A	119
110	9	"Klipsch Bike"	March 13, 2008	N/A	120
111	10	"Viega Corporation Bike"	March 20, 2008	N/A	121
112	11	"BSN Bike"	April 24, 2008	N/A	122
113	12	"Manitowoc Crane Company Bike"	May 1, 2008	N/A	123
114	13	"Production Bike Showcase"	May 8, 2008	N/A	124
115	14	"Dryvit Bike"	June 12, 2008	N/A	125
116	15	"New York Giants Bike"	June 19, 2008	N/A	126
117	16	"Darien Lake Bike"	June 26, 2008	N/A	127
118	17	"Sikorsky Bike"	July 10, 2008	N/A	128
119	18	"Mercedes–AMG Bike"	July 24, 2008	N/A	129
120	19	"Strike Ten Entertainment Bike"	August 7, 2008	N/A	130
121	20	"McCuff Bike"	August 21, 2008	N/A	131
122	21	"RJR Memorial Car Show"	September 11, 2008	N/A	132
123	22	"Web Bike: Special Edition"	September 18, 2008	N/A	133
124	23	"Steve Wyrick and Icee Bikes"	October 9, 2008	N/A	134
125	24	"Aaron Bike"	October 16, 2008	N/A	135
126	25	"Dodge Ram Bike"	October 23, 2008	N/A	136
127	26	"Schussler Bike"	October 30, 2008	N/A	137

Season 6 (2009–2010)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Original air date [1]	U.S. viewers (millions)	Overall episode No.
128	1	"NHL Bike/B–2 Bomber Bike"	April 9, 2009	N/A	138
129	2	"Woodstock/Ringling And Barnum And Bailey Circus Bikes"	April 16, 2009	N/A	139
130	3	"DECA Bike/Col–Met Bike"	April 23, 2009	N/A	140
131	4	"Unique Machine Bike"	April 30, 2009	N/A	141
132	5	"10th Anniversary OCC Bike"	May 7, 2009	N/A	142
133	6	"Teutul Triumph Bike"	May 14, 2009	N/A	143
134	7	"Mountain Creek Bike"	May 21, 2009	N/A	144
135	8	"Howe Caverns"	May 28, 2009	N/A	145
136	9	"Pilot Pen Bike And Ducati Bike"	June 4, 2009	N/A	146
137	10	"Jon & Kate Plus 8 Bike"	June 11, 2009	N/A	147
138	11	"Abu Dhabi Police Bike"	June 18, 2009	N/A	148
139	12	"Chesapeake Energy Bike"	June 25, 2009	N/A	149
140	13	"Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribal Theme Bike"	October 22, 2009	N/A	150
141	14	"OCC Band Bike"	October 29, 2009	N/A	151
142	15	"Siemens Electric Bike"	November 5, 2009	N/A	152
143	16	"Ornge Rescue Bike"	November 12, 2009	N/A	153
144	17	"Mark Buehrle Bike"	November 19, 2009	N/A	154
145	18	"Iraq Star Foundation Bike"	December 3, 2009	N/A	155
146	19	"OCC Trike Bike"	December 10, 2009	N/A	156
147	20	"The Jeanette Lee "Black Widow" Bike"	December 17, 2009	N/A	157
148	21	"Christopher And Dana Reeve Foundation Bike"	January 7, 2010	N/A	158
149	22	"Schneider Electric Bike"	January 14, 2010	N/A	159
150	23	"Gladiator Garageworks Bike"	January 21, 2010	N/A	160
151	24	"Monster Diesel Bike"	January 28, 2010	N/A	161
152	25	"Stewart–Haas Racing Bike"	February 4, 2010	N/A	162
153	26	"The Kobalt Bike"	February 11, 2010	N/A	163

Series spin-off: Senior vs. Junior episodes

Original series revival episodes

Season 11 (2018)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Original air date [1]	U.S. viewers (millions)	Overall episode No.
154	1	"Welcome Back"	March 1, 2018	1.36[9]	164
After 10 years apart, the Teutuls are back. Paul Sr. and Orange County Choppers work on two bikes for Okada Resort in Manila, Philippines. Paul Jr. at Paul Jr. Designs builds a bike for Buffalo Chip Campground in Sturgis, South Dakota. Later, father and son come together to restore their Yankees bike which had been vandalized when it was sold to a salvage yard.
155	2	"Getting the Bike Back Together"	May 28, 2018	1.33[10]	165
OCC builds one of their fastest bikes yet when they create a racing bike for a speed boat racer sponsored by Geico. PJD finishes building the Buffalo Chip Campground bike and he unveils it at Sturgis. Later, Senior and Junior find it a challenge restoring the Yankees bike together. Senior awkwardly leaves, finding it hard to let go of their past.
156	3	"A New Chopter"	June 4, 2018	1.33[11]	166
OCC gets an exclusive deal to build two custom choppers to sell directly to the public at Alan Jay's, an exotic car dealership in St. Petersburg, Florida. PJD finishes a bike build for Rogo Fastener Co. and unveils it across town. Later, Senior finally confronts Junior about how he feels reading the harsh words his son wrote about him in his book a year and a half ago.
157	4	"Metal Health"	June 11, 2018	1.19[12]	167
OCC gets a visit from a psychologist from the Peace of Mind Foundation who wants them to build two bikes; one before mental illness treatment (a rough and raw cafe-style racer) and one after treatment (a sleek and shiny chopper). PJD designs an ethanol-fueled bike for Renewable Fuels Association and unveils it at the East Kansas Agri-Energy plant. Later, Junior wants to change the paint design to pinstripes on the Yankees bike, but compromises with Senior who wants to keep it the same.
158	5	"GTO, Bro!"	June 18, 2018	1.24[13]	168
OCC builds a 1965 Pontiac GTO-inspired bike for long-time clients. Fearing that this massive job may cause Senior to miss his first deadline, he enlists German fabricator Aykut Tataroglu to help finish the bike in 4 weeks. They unveil it at the Celebration Exotic Car Festival. PJD designs a bike for Genie, a garage door company and they unveil it at the International Garage Door Convention in Las Vegas. While building the Yankees bike, Junior changes the gas tank without his father's permission, but since it's an improvement, Senior approves it.
159	6	"Drop the Mikey"	June 25, 2018	1.13[14]	169
OCC designs an old school raked-out chopper for M. Mayo Striping, a family asphalt painting company. Senior wants Mikey to take on a bigger role by helping him build the bike. Meanwhile, PJD creates a trike after previously building a bike and a car for One Call Concepts to raise awareness to dial 811 before you dig. Later, Senior and Junior ask former Yankees catcher Jorge Posada for help collecting autographs for the Yankees bike while at the 20th anniversary celebration of David Wells perfect game.
160	7	"Road Warrior"	July 9, 2018	0.91[15]	170
OCC takes on 4-week build for Joe De Sena, founder of the Spartan Race who wants a Spartan warrior-inspired bike. Senior calls on fabricator Josh Allison from Cry Baby Cycles to design the tank and they unveil it at one of the outdoor courses in Tuxedo, New York which they competed on. PJD designs a loud big-wheeled trike for repeat client Carolina Carports, and unveil it at their facility in Mount Airy, North Carolina. Later, Mikey surprises Senior on his birthday with an explosive weapon and test it out at the shop.
161	8	"Yanks for the Memories"	July 16, 2018	1.15[16]	171
OCC designs a modern military bike for Grunt Style, a military-style clothing company who wants to auction it off to raise money for TAPS to benefit families of fallen soldiers. PJD builds a western movie themed bike for country music artist Clay Walker to raise awareness for MS and they unveil it at his charity open in Pebble Beach, CA. Later, Senior and Junior are on the home stretch with the Yankees bike and they begin assembly with former Yankee outfielder Bernie Williams and unveil it with Chris Rose show on MLB Network. When Rose asks them to build a bike for MLB, Junior is taken aback when Senior suggests he take on the project. Also, Mikey starts his own OCC clothing line.

Season 12 (2019)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Original air date [1]	U.S. viewers (millions)	Overall episode No.
162	1	"Chopper Up The Middle"	February 12, 2019	0.74[17]	172
Senior and Junior begin restoring a 1951 Buick Roadmaster, but they don't always go by the book. Senior risks everything by moving designs away from their famous choppers and focuses on building bobbers. He starts a bike for Hydromat, a custom machine tool-builder company and meets them at their headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri to discuss a design. Junior follows up his opportunity from last season by challenging himself to build a streamlined bike for the MLB Network to impress Senior who recommended him for the job.
163	2	"Teutel Recall"	February 19, 2019	0.80[18]	173
Senior and Junior get together along with Mickey and cousin Nick to test out a new amphibious ATV from Sherp. Commercial trucking company Trünorth Warranty asks Junior to design a bike inspired by a futuristic big rig, but the massive amount of fab crushes his schedule. The OCC team builds a vintage military style bike with a sidecar that has a World War II bomber plane theme to benefit for Oscar Mike, a foundation for wounded and disabled veterans.
164	3	"Senior's Moment"	February 26, 2019	0.94[19]	174
Senior goes back to his roots by visiting his old house where he built his first softail bike. While there he finds inspiration to start his "Senior Series", a 50s and 60s throwback line of affordable motorcycles (a rigid and a swingarm), to sell out of the OCC showroom. Junior challenges himself by building a tactical style bike for Gatorz Eyewear using multiple aluminum parts the company uses for their eyeglasses.
165	4	"SPLAT!"	March 5, 2019	0.82[20]	175
OCC builds an aggressive café racer-style paintball-themed bike for NXL professional paintball player Greg Hastings, but Senior and fabricator Josh clash over creative design. Meanwhile, Junior designs a family farm-inspired bike for the North Dakota Farmers Union with a tractor seat, an art mural tank, and a surprise element; a hitch with a trailer. Later, Senior and Junior attempt to get the Buick running in time to celebrate Junior's 44th birthday. Also, PJD's 9/11 Memorial bike gets permanently installed in the Tribute Walk at the new World Trade Center Museum.
166	5	"Guitar Hero"	March 12, 2019	0.68[21]	176
Senior takes on a build for the Vietnam War traveling wall memorial. He and OCC are determined to create a veterans tribute 1970s digger-style bike worthy of history. Junior is hired by C.F. Martin & Co. Guitars to design a musically-inspired massive reverse trike, an undertaking that pushes his team to their limits. In addition, Junior is asked to design a limited-edition PJD acoustic guitar. Later, Senior and Junior place all the chrome finishings on the Buick.
167	6	"Strikes And Reverse Trikes"	March 19, 2019	0.82[22]	177
Senior buys back the Spider bike, the first theme bike Junior built while at OCC. He surprises Paulie by giving it back to him to pass it down to his son. Senior is hired by Sahlen's Meat Packing Co. to commission a 1930s vintage-style bike for their 150-year anniversary. Meanwhile, PJD completes the complicated assembly of the C.F. Martin & Co. Guitars reverse trike and lets legendary race car driver Mario Andretti dive it during the unveiling. Later, former MLB players turned analysts Jim Thome and Carlos Peña visit OCC to check out the shop. Also, Junior asks Senior if he would like to build a bike together, but Senior isn't ready yet.
168	7	"On the Chopping Block"	March 26, 2019	0.75[23]	178
OCC builds a low-rider, tail-dragger bike for the Hudson Valley SPCA to raise money for the charity after a fire damaged the building and four dogs perished in the aftermath. Meanwhile, Junior attempts a work truck-inspired dually trike for return client TrüNorth for their new website MyTruckWarranty.com powered by Niece Motorsports to kick off the new NASCAR season. Later, Julian Lennon visits PJD to be reunited with a special Honda monkey bike he rode on with father John Lennon. Also, Senior ponders Junior's idea of building a bike together, but he doesn't want to damage their repaired relationship.

Specials

Title	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
"American Chopper: Shaq Bike"	December 11, 2014	1.24[24]
After Shaquille O'Neal makes an appearance and asks for a bike, Senior and his team fabricate the biggest bike of their careers. Note: The Shaq Bike was originally contracted in the "Bikes for Everyone!" episode of the Orange County Choppers series on CMT.
"American Chopper: The Last Ride"	August 4, 2020	0.81[25]

See also

• American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior
• List of Orange County Choppers episodes
• Orange County Choppers bikes

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