Is Orange County Choppers Still in Business?

Short answer: yes — Orange County Choppers is still in business. The world-famous custom motorcycle brand founded by Paul Teutul Sr. is alive and thriving, and its home today is the OCC Road House at 10575 49th St N in Clearwater, Florida — a full bar & grill, live music venue, and museum rolled into one Pinellas County destination. If you grew up watching American Chopper and wondered where the bikes ended up, the answer is: about 20 minutes from St. Petersburg, with a cold drink waiting.

From Newburgh, New York to Clearwater, Florida

Orange County Choppers became a household name in the early 2000s when American Chopper turned the Teutul family’s Newburgh, New York shop into must-watch television. The theatrical builds — and the equally theatrical arguments — made OCC one of the most recognizable brands in motorcycling. In the years since, the brand’s public home has moved south to Florida’s Gulf Coast, where the OCC Road House opened in Clearwater as its headquarters and hangout.

What the OCC Road House Is Today

The Road House isn’t a nostalgia display case — it’s a working, rowdy, family-welcome roadhouse. Under one roof you’ll find:

It’s become one of the signature stops in Pinellas County — locals from Clearwater, Largo, and Pinellas Park treat it as their neighborhood bar, while OCC fans travel across Tampa Bay and beyond to see the bikes in person.

Seeing the Bikes for Yourself

The museum puts you a few feet from the custom motorcycles that made the show legendary. Walk the collection, take your photos, then grab a table for lunch or stick around for whatever’s on the events calendar that night — the stage stays busy nearly every week.

Planning a Visit

The OCC Road House sits on 49th St N near the St. Pete–Clearwater airport corridor, easy to reach from Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Tampa, and everywhere in between, with a big free lot for cars and bikes alike. Check the menus before you come hungry — and you should come hungry. Call (727) 231-1510 with questions or to plan a group ride.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Orange County Choppers still in business?

Yes. Orange County Choppers is alive and well, and its home base today is the OCC Road House at 10575 49th St N in Clearwater, Florida. The location combines a bar and grill, a live music venue, and a museum showcasing OCC’s famous custom motorcycles.

Where is Orange County Choppers located now?

Orange County Choppers is headquartered at the OCC Road House in Clearwater, Florida, in Pinellas County near the St. Pete–Clearwater airport corridor. The brand famously started in Newburgh, New York, but its public home today is the Clearwater roadhouse, museum, and event venue.

Can I see the famous OCC bikes in person?

You can. The OCC Road House in Clearwater has an on-site museum displaying custom Orange County Choppers builds, including bikes fans will recognize from television. Admission details are on the museum page at occroadhouse.com, and you can grab lunch and a cold drink while you’re there.

Is Paul Teutul Sr. still involved with Orange County Choppers?

Yes — Paul Teutul Sr., the founder of Orange County Choppers, remains the face of the brand, and the OCC Road House in Clearwater is its home. Follow the Road House events calendar for appearances and special events throughout the year.