Choppertown: the Sinners

My hat is off to the Choppertown people. This documentary is incredible. I watch it probably twice a month without hesitation and even more when its raining and I cant go ride. The video follows around the The Sinners MC, who are the epitome of biker cool. You get to watch them interact, ride, and build some of the coolest hand made motorcycles you've ever seen. You also get to see the enigmatic Jason Jessee and all his lunatic splendor as he rides and works with his Sinners brothers. Which is always a plus. In short this video really captures the essence and the very definition of "biker brotherhood". If you are thinking about buying this dvd, dont think...pull the trigger. You wont regret it.Also, for those of you who dont get it.....you never will.

If you dont find the meaning of this movie, you dont have a heart, and dont have a bike and pretty sure never will... so if ya like ridin and remembering them good rides with your bros... this one (the sinners) reminds you how real your memories are no matter where you rid'em too!!!really good and 5 stars good!!! ride on people...

not what i expected !! guys talking in a garage !!

Very cool film. I liked it . It was cool seeing the comradery between all the guys as theyworked together in building a pretty cool scoot.

This movie was a nice change of pace from all the "Pop" motorcycle tv shows. No amazing over the top theme bikes here.No nikes that are so ridiculous they aren't motorcycles anymore. Just down and dirty bikes , built by the hands of the guys who are going to ride them. This is what the motorcyle culture is really about to me.Riding what you can scrounge up and build yourself. No payments to make every month for a shiny new bike like every other guy has. These guys truly own there bikes. I enjoyed the movie very much. Don't expect the usual pace of a Hollywood movie. It's much more laid back and slow paced. It's like you were invited to hang out with these guys in the garage as they build this bike. Get a six pack and watch it.Will you be able to build one yourself after you watch it? NO. This is not instructional, it's just cool. My wife actually watched the whole thing with me. I thought she would get bored and leave , but she didn't. (the only downside)

I grew up in the hot rod car scene. It is nice to see it so accurately depicted. Unlike Hollywood b.s. that never gets any non mainstream culture right.

Enjoyable look at the lifestyle of a tight knit club. Worth the price of admission.

Good documentary, reminded me of my old chopper days.