Paul Tetul Jr From American Chopper's Shocking Update | What Happened to Him? Fired Employees

Paul Tetul Jr From American Chopper's Shocking Update | What Happened to Him? Fired Employees

Join us in this captivating video as we take a deep dive into the extraordinary life of Paul Tetul Jr, the iconic figure from the popular reality TV show American Chopper. Discover the intricate dynamics between Paul Tetul Jr and his father, Paul Tetul Sr, as they navigate the challenging world of motorcycle building and family business.

Delve into the heart of their relationship and witness the triumphs, struggles, and conflicts that have defined their journey. From the intense rivalries to the emotional confrontations, this video uncovers the raw and compelling reality behind the scenes of American Chopper.

But that's not all - we also delve into the legal battles that Paul Tetul Jr has faced throughout his career. From high-stakes litigation to the public scandals, explore the captivating stories of the lawsuits that have left a mark on his personal and professional life.

Immerse yourself in the world of motorcycles, as we showcase the renowned bike builder's craftsmanship, his contributions to the motorcycle industry, and the passionate dedication that drives him. From his involvement in Orange County Choppers to his role as a television personality, witness the fascinating journey of a man who has become a symbol of the biker culture.

Whether you're a fan of American Chopper, a motorcycle enthusiast, or simply intrigued by gripping narratives and compelling personalities, this video promises to captivate you. Don't miss out on this exploration of the life, relationships, and legal controversies surrounding Paul Tetul Jr.

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[powellmountainmike]

I'm an old man now, and have been a biker all my adult life. I have ridden many different motorcycles. Like most riders of my generation, I have always done my own mechanical work on my bikes. I built my own 1952 Harley Panhead bobber which I rode for many years. I was never positively impressed by the motorcycles produced on American Chopper. They were "works of art", and, as such, were beautiful to look at; but, I can assure you, seeing their geometry, they would be terrible to ride, uncomfortable on anything but the shortest trip, and with dangerously bad handling. These were creations meant to appeal to what we old time bikers call "profile artists, " people who rarely if ever really ride, and are more interested in appearance than substance, rich boys with expensive toys to show off to their friends.

[madusmaxamus]

Having watched Paul and his father from the outset I was amazed that Paul survived. His father reminded me of my own and I wished I could have spoken to Paul and described how I was able to manage it. I was happy to see him break away from Sr. and strike out on his own. He has a creative mind and a willingness to work and help others.

[Goodshaft]

I Always Liked Paul Jr. every since the show started, he designs some beautiful bikes, I"m glad he's doing
good in his own shop, WITHOUT his Dad !!
God Bless you and your family Paul Jr !!!!

[normanzink]

Paul Jr, you made the right move. Staying in a relationship with a toxic, negative person is best ended. I'm happy God found you! Best.

[kenschauer]

What an amazing designer of motorcycles he is. Super talented guy. Simply WOW...

[keithstella]

He definitely has an artistic mind when it comes to motorcycles. I just hope that someday he, his father and brother can put the past in the past. You only have one father and they can be gone any day.

[tonyankele]

Hi Paul. I'm happy to say I've watched your life as much as been allowed. I'm happy for you and your perseverance and dedication to your personal growth as a man and family and in your professional life. Thank you for being a example of brutal honesty and dedication to God and your faith and sharing your experiences. Great work. Thank you.

[frankhuggins]

He has made some very beautiful motorcycles I have ever seen

[funjoy]

I'm just glad that they are all doing better cos' it was a rough patch in life for them but God is good!!

[alsacemotorsport]

such a development cannot be summed up in words, one can only be proud of Junior

[ericescoto]

Thanks Paul well I'm not crazy about his motorcycles some of them are works of art and others are socks but you don't always win in part Paul Jr. has a unique personality it's because of everything he went through with his father they are very different in personality what a good thing you found God keep it up and whatever happens be humble, the universe will give you much more greetings from ireland evolution Dublin

[jerryjeromehawkins]

Choppers get a bad rap... but they arent built for touring. If you're just cruising around town theyre an absolute blast. Plus... they do look cool.
👍🏽🇺🇸

[melvin]

Paul Jr. Is incredibly talented fabricator building some of the most impressive bikes. The black widow is still my favorite chopper made with my man Vinnie

[LOCsiNYC]

Those bikes are show pieces, not meant to be riden, some tanks only allow 2-3 miles before needing to be refueled 😂

[mikecoffey]

O like old school, though his bikes look cool you have to stretch yourself so far forward makes it uncomfortable to ride, plus some of his wheels are custom, how long to wait to replace if damaged etc.

[petertraveller]

I have seen some video/photos of those bikes and no matter how nice the bikes look, I didn't see odometer or speedometer, if you try to resale used bike, it would ne nice to tell the buyer how many miles it has been driven, value goes down if there is no proof of miles. I don't understand why smart people forget these very simple things.

[mr.shelly]

Choppers, the original "bar hopper." Come out of the bar, look at the bike you have to get on and ride, then decide to hop back in the bar...

[lornekofman]

in my opinion all the (tuttle) bikes without rear suspension are junk.
They will break yor Spine!
any comment??

[anthonybender]

Iam glad he meet the lord best move he made

[patricksmith]

He makes BIKES for looking at not riding.