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Yeah, I know. We're all over this show. But I saw the new season opener and I noticed Cody was still on the show. I thought he left OCC and joined Vinnie. Maybe the show was filmed many months ago. I see the OCC boys are still acting like kids. They must have destroyed 5 doors on that one show. Maybe they have a carpenter on the payroll. I guess with that much money you can act like a fool. Now what would be fun would be to see Paul Sr drive his Mercedes SL550 into that pond on his property. That would be a fun bit.
I'm pretty sure you are right. The shows for this season were filmed last year;I was at the taping of part of an episode....personally I wasn't impressed with them at all.
I dont think the show was every geared towards the die hard biker...
Wether you like the show or not, it definitely started to make custom bikes
way more popular....and has fueled an onslaught of custom shops...
They were on Letterman last night also. Them, Letterman, Bruce Willis and Sylvester Stallone rode off on bikes in the snow/rain through downtown NYC.
Gary D.
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