Southern Choppers........

[Glenn B]

A big thumbs up from here.

Although they do talk very funny (that in itself makes if funny to watch!... my kids are rolling around laughing)... They have some very appealing "hands on skills". The old guy is amazing... tin snips, hand tools etc... on metal. Very cool.

I like watching American Chopper, mostly to see Sr and Jr act like idiots. I like the bike styles of Southern Chopper better though.

Glenn

 

[OT]

If I had Gary's fab skills I'd own my own bike shop.

 

[Wayne Sihler]

I was on here while that show was on last night,The wife and kids were laughing there heads off.
"Where,s my little pecker"welding on the gas/oil tank at the time I believe.
Wayne

 

[2offroad]

they don't talk funny you just hear funny. i was watching a show that had snake handling church from the deep south i could understand what they were saying then i saw the subtitles, i guess i'm a redneck.

 

[Karlm]

Yeah, I loved that show. I've been jonesing for one of those vintage style bikes that Millwaukee Iron makes. You could see a couple of them in some of the shots where they were out riding. Those guys had me rolling on the floor laughing. I like american chopper and all, but these guys were so much more fun to watch.

 

[argalaviz]

I enjoyed it too, that little laugh of Gary's is great.

I am curious why they never show the paint prep at the paintshops. The parts always leave the shops kind of rough and then we see them all primered and smooth and watch the painter lay down his coats like it's easy.

 

[Karlm]

They showed paint prep on a couple of American CHopper episodes. That guy Justin walked through the whole process.

 

[XJourney]

They don't show the priming and prep, because if they did everybody would change the channel to the shopping network. There is alittle more entertainment looking at the new tennis bracelet for 89.95 :dunce:

 

[Hunter-LynchburgVa]

I had no idea those guys were out of Lynchburg, Va. pretty unusual!

Hunter