Is V-Force Customs still in business?

V Force Customs remained open until 2012. During those 5 years, Vinnie actually worked with Paul Jr. as an outside contractor, helping his former employer with some builds but remaining his own entity and not an employee of OCC. He worked with them in that capacity until 2012, when the last biker build off went down.

Where is Vincent DiMartino now?

DiMartino still enjoys custom bikes, and says he now works on his own scoots as a hobby, an interest that has reportedly been passed onto DiMartino’s son. He seems to be open to one day getting back into the business side of customizing motorcycles, but for now is content with his auto shop.

Is Paul Teutul Senior still in business?

Teutul Sr has managed to keep his company alive, having contracted a new team to aid his passion for making bikes. In late 2020, Senior announced that the longtime NY-based custom motorcycle company will move to the sunshine state of Florida.

Who are the owners of V Force Customs?

V-Force Customs, LLC was established by two American-made individuals, Vinnie DiMartino and Cody Connelly. Fans who have seen them on TV, got the opportunity to meet them in person at the Springfield Motorcycle Show. Vinnie and Cody got their start in the motorcycle business at a small custom bike shop out of New York.

Where did Vincent DiMartino build V Force Customs?

OCC has said that they have no control over the editing of the show and what parts of the dialogue are edited out. Soon after leaving OCC, DiMartino started V-Force Customs located in Rock Tavern, NY, V-Force Customs is located in a brand new building designed for building bikes.

Where is V Force Customs in Rock Tavern?

Soon after leaving OCC, DiMartino started V-Force Customs located in Rock Tavern, NY, V-Force Customs is located in a brand new building designed for building bikes.

Where was the first V Force chopper built?

V-force Customs first build was “V-Force 1”, unveiled in Daytona Beach, Florida. Soon after the success of “V-force 1”, V-force built a custom chopper for the Tampa Bay Storm Arena League Football team.