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A slip of the mouse leads to an awkward social-media situation between Vinnie and Steve Moreau.

Jim Quinn and Mike Ammirati engineer a workaround so the Grainger Bike's exhaust isn't so close to the seat (which would make it HOT), while staying true to Jason's design.

Jesse James explains the three-way build-off between him, Paul Teutul Jr. and Paul Teutul Sr. ... as only Jesse James can.

In preparation for the WyoTech build, Paul Sr. and Christian -- a former student -- travel to Daytona to tour the tech-based trade school.

Days of hard work finally pay off when Justin Bieber gets his hot new wheels. Is the new Cadillac CTS-V all that the teen sensation wanted?

In order to make sure Justin Bieber's "Batmobile" is perfect inside AND out, West Coast Customs visits Asanti Wheels for the best money can buy.

It's not enough to have custom leather seats, Justin Bieber's "Batmobile" needs to have the bling to match.

Responsible for adding just enough power to support a studio grade sound system, this alternator is exactly what Justin Bieber needs.

Justin Bieber calls on Ryan Friedlinghaus of West Coast Customs to design his new Cadillac CTS-V - and, in typical Ryan fashion, he pulls out all the stops.

When Wayne is invited to attend the second annual Kuwait Concours d'Elegance, he speaks the universal language of cars using his 1931 Chrysler CG Imperial Lebaron Dual Cowl Phaeton.

A trip to the Kuwait - where American Muscle cars rule the scene - proves once and for all that cars speak a universal language, especially when you're speaking with the original designer of Lambourghini.

Wayne unveils his one of a kind, 1956 Karmann Ghia LowLight Judson Super Charged. This is one car that has been restored to perfection.

Mikey and Tommie scope out a beautiful 1931 Ford Model A Hot Rod and decide to dig deeper to find out the true value of the car.

If you thought once the lawsuit was settled, the Teutuls would reconcile, think again. But while his life is less rocky without him, Mikey misses his dad.

As work on the WyoTech Bike continues, Rick Petko proposes to "stir things up" by telling Senior he's going to go work at Paul Jr. Designs for "one or two bikes."

After the OCC crew and it's interns finish the assembly of the Wyo Tech bike, Paul Senior takes the chopper out for a test drive.

The Carfellas are offered a 2000 Jeep Cherokee, but the $5,000 selling price is way too steep.

A Jason still smarting from the Cell Buckle Bike incident finds himself in another pickle -- especially with Mike Ammirati -- with the US Biker Law.com design and frame.

Mikey and Mario have great fun in Brooklyn haggling over the price of a very nice 1963 Thunderbird that they'd like to feature in a upcoming car show.

Tommie and Mikey get into a hot fight over an offer price while test driving a 1963 Cadillac Coupe de Ville.

Tommie and Mario are at it again after Tommie comes back to the office to find his toy Cadillac missing.

For the first time in Orange County Choppers' history, Rick, Mike and Skeeter begin the complicated fabrication that a REVERSE trike (two wheels in front, one in back) requires.

How do you take a little white box and turn it into an innovative chopper design that represents the brand of a cutting-edge medical diagnosis company? See how it's done.

What's it like to live with Junior these days? Brendon comes clean to Mikey and Vinnie. (PS, Vinnie, what's an antenna?)

Find out how Jason made corn supercool and whether the OCC crew would ever build another reverse trike. Plus, Rick Petko reveals how long his commute is (which might explain all those cop pictures he takes).