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Narrated by Greg Berger Original language(s) English Cinematography Phil Lott Network History | 5.5/10 IMDb Country of origin United States No. of seasons 1 First episode date 1 July 2014 Language English | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Biker battleground phoenix john reveals the new indian bike s1 e6 history
Biker Battleground Phoenix is a scripted reality television series developed for the History Channel. Narrated by Greg Berger, the series pits five rival bike-builders from Phoenix, Arizona, against each other to see who can design and build the best bike to put an end to their rivalry and smack talking. The first episode aired on Thursday, July 1, 2014, at 10:00 pm.
Contents
- Biker battleground phoenix john reveals the new indian bike s1 e6 history
- History channel s biker battleground phoenix
- Premise
- The Bike Builders
- Bike Builders Throwdown
- Sturgis Bike Building Contests
- Results
- References
History channel s biker battleground phoenix
Premise
After legendary bike-designer Paul Yaffe finds out his competition is stealing his ideas and seeing his designs in magazines and his rivals posting them on social media, he decides to answer them by issuing a custom bike-building challenge. He believes the only way to get out of this situation is to challenge his rivals to a "real build" and end this smack talk once and for all. Yafee says, "Let's compete in our own an old-school of craftsmanship battle of hands and creativity. Five identical bikes, lock yourself in your garage, your tools, your hands, your crew and create what you can." Yaffie contacts his four business enemies and meets them in person at the world famous Hideaway Grill in Cave Creek, Arizona to discuss the terms before going head-to-head on his bike-build challenge.
Throughout the series, these Arizona bike-builders go through a series of struggles; from fordging friendships to risking rivalries. Either way, viewers will watch their emotions unfold by getting an up-close and personal look at their skills of craftsmanship that go into making some of the best custom Baggers in world. The Bagger-style motorcycles are cruisers outfitted with saddlebags on their tail which are ideal for touring, hence the name "baggers". The backtrop of Phoenix was chosen because of how well the baggers are represented by the bike shop who produce their own customized cruisers. This signature style of baggers started out there and the local builders set all the latest trends.
Opening Introduction: (narrated by Greg Berger)
The Bike Builders
Bike Builder's Throwdown
The terms: Five identical stock bikes that each go to a builder's shop with the doors close. The builders can only spend $5,000 on it, and nobody who doesn't work for them can work on the bike. It's whatever they can do to modify that bike as it sits with what they have to work with. And the only one who can fabricate the bike is the owner, however it's they're decision if they want to involve their crews to help. Bottom line - There's a $5,000 limit and the bikes have to be rideable. The timeline is three months.
Yaffe Challenge Rules:
Sturgis Bike Building Contests
Full Throttle "Baddest Bagger" Contest:
The 26th Annual Rat Hole Custom Bike Show:
"Best of Show" Award: Brian Jenkins
Buffalo Chip "Supreme Sturgis Showdown":
Rules/Judges: Five motorcycle industry experts evaluate the bikes for "form", "fit" and "finish".
Results
People's Choice Award: John Shope - "Chrome King"