Get your hands on this awesome box set of Discovery's hottest show, American Chopper. Featuring 6 episodes complete with exclusive photo galleries of OCC's coolest bikes. That's over 6 hours of bikes, bickering and backbiting in one, complete package!
American Chopper profiles the lives of New York natives Paul Teutul Sr. and son Paul Jr. of Orange County Choppers (OCC), creators of the world's most outrageous custom motorcycles. Follow the day-to-day drama of this volatile father and son team as they battle impossible deadlines – and each other – to push the envelope of motorcycle design and fabrication.

Old School Chopper 1 / Comanche 1 - While Paulie works on design ideas for his next project, Paul Sr. takes Cody – the shop's resident biker boy wonder – under his wing to teach him how to build a hog the old school way. Cody's learned a lot since his last build – and it shows in the bike's vintage design and classic accoutrements. Meanwhile, Michael and Paul Jr. spend some quality time "Teutul style."

Comanche 2 / Comanche 3 - It's graduation day for Paul and Cody's Old School Chopper, and all of Cody's hard work earns him one sweet diploma – the keys to the heavenly hog. Meanwhile, Paulie visits an army helicopter facility to research his latest project – the Comanche bike. Paul Jr.'s design ideas for this ‘copter chopper are impressive – an all-black, "stealth" paintjob and custom missiles made from actual .50-caliber rounds – but when he spends too much time on "research," Big Paul threatens to shoot the Comanche project out of the sky.

Mikey's Bike 1 - Mikey hangs up the phones and picks up a wrench – relishing his first chance to design and build his own custom chopper. But his music-inspired Blues Bike is just a bunch of noise to Paulie – who has his own, unique ideas for the project.

Mikey's Bike 2 - Mechanical setbacks, mounting stress and sibling rivalry run rampant – and those are the least of Mikey's worries. If he's going to get his Blues Bike to make sweet music on the open road, then he's got a bigger problem – passing his motorcycle license test.