Choppertown DVD Review
story by Motorcycle.Com Staff, Created Jan. 22, 2007
Choppers, choppers, choppers! I'll bet you thought you'd never see that played out, did you?
Well, it looks like it's dying down a bit, with the media now looking at other flash-in-the-pan phenomena. But despite the Kustom Kraze dying out and the proliferation of "West Coast Choppers" t-shirts in Wal-Mart clearance racks, there will always be choppers, because Americans like to build and ride them. Thankfully, they will go back to being the simple, elemental bobbers that working-class guys have been building in their garages since the 1930s.
Choppertown: the Sinners is a documentary about one group of guys who have been quietly -- well, maybe not so quietly -- living the chopper lifestyle long before you could watch the Tuetels abuse each other on basic cable. Editor Ets-Hokin has finally completed the review of the movie; is it worth watching?
Well, it looks like it's dying down a bit, with the media now looking at other flash-in-the-pan phenomena. But despite the Kustom Kraze dying out and the proliferation of "West Coast Choppers" t-shirts in Wal-Mart clearance racks, there will always be choppers, because Americans like to build and ride them. Thankfully, they will go back to being the simple, elemental bobbers that working-class guys have been building in their garages since the 1930s.
Choppertown: the Sinners is a documentary about one group of guys who have been quietly -- well, maybe not so quietly -- living the chopper lifestyle long before you could watch the Tuetels abuse each other on basic cable. Editor Ets-Hokin has finally completed the review of the movie; is it worth watching?
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