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Mark @ Dec 18th 2005 10:33PM
Yeah, 15 different biker shows that are all about the same thing. Even the different builders they showcase on "Biker Build Off" mostly build the same style bikes (Russell Mitchell is the exception -- he may build choppers, but they're the coolest choppers I've ever seen).
As a motorcyclist myself, I'd rather see a little variety -- Discovery should give us shows along the lines of "A Bike Is Born" (in which a Brit named Mark Evans restores a WW2-era Harley and a 1970 Triumph Bonneville, then builds a trike out of a VW Beetle) and "Long Way Round" (in which Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman ride around the world). Or at the very least, they should have other types of bike builders on "Biker Build Off" -- how about someone who builds custom cafe racers, or vintage-style race bikes, or something? The chopper thing is just getting really old.