From humble beginnings, Jason Wilson and his motley crew of friends founded the infamous Douche Larouche. Follow the shop as they craft custom high-end choppers and painstakingly restore American classics to their well-deserved glory.
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Reach thousands of daily viewers · size 1200 x 200
Episode 1
Indigo Moon
Jason Wilson needs to build a statement bike to put his custom chopper shop, Sacred Steel Bikes on the map. He’s a union welder who doesn’t have money to spend on advertising so he hopes to generate buzz by landing the cover of Easyriders magazine.
Episode 2
David Mann Chopper
Jason Wilson wants to get his chopper business, Sacred Steel Bikes, revved up and making money. So he’s hatched a plan to attract some high-rollers to the shop. He’ll build a chopper from a painting by famous biker artist David Mann.
Episode 3
The Trike - Part I
Jason is kicking his chopper business into high gear. He’s establishing the brand by building bikes for his brothers. They’ll start with a trike but the project turns out to be a much more extensive build than they bargained for.
Episode 4
The Trike - Part II
Jason & the guys continue working on a tricked-out trike for Floppy as a ‘thank you’ for his heroic service to our country. In an effort to continue building the Sacred Steel brand, Jason picks Mr. Boy’s motorcycle for the next bike transformation.
Episode 5
The Digger
Jason Wilson and the guys at Douche LaRouche build a low, aerodynamic bike called a digger, but tempers flare when they have to build it entirely by hand. The digger could launch Sacred Steel into orbit, but only if it doesn’t crash and burn first.
Episode 6
The Dutch
Sacred Steel founder Jason Wilson takes his next bike in a radical direction. To draw in buyers, Jason and his Douche LaRouche brothers plan a bike night at the Viper Room. But if they miss their goal, their dreams could come crashing to a halt.
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