Isn't CMT Country Music Television?

maybe they'll build a bike for Honey Boo Boo...the BooBoo Trike.....or the Laffing Devils will be called to retrieve one that's not paid for....either way, I'm sure it will be a season or arguing.

that was suppose to say..."of arguing!" Yeah, I could make an hour episode of me sitting there staring at the bike talking to myself!.....

I know you were joking John, but I would love to see a reality show where they followed a couple home garage bike builders through a project.  Finding parts, making do with what you got and bringing all together.

Of course after a few shows the producer would have to add all kinds of drama like the wife yelling cause you spend too much time in the garage, the neighbors coming over and throwing shit around cause your making too much noise, you going to jail for cutting a piece off your neighbors wrought iron fence for a sissy bar, etc, etc.

I would tune into watching someone building bikes in their own garage all day long. They always lose my interest when they bust out the half million dollar cnc machines to make parts that me and all my friends can't afford. Old school by hand is always the preferred method for me.

LMAO Rev
I would enjoy a real garage motorcycle build from the ground up
with real time information on the techniques,parts n costs on a project.

When I was abt 9-10,my neighbors Dad built one of those kit airplanes
in his garage.He flew it once n it crashed,he barely walked away,he spent a few days in the hospital
The plane was trashed !!! Still I learned a lot about airplane mechanics watching him build it & set my heart on having my own motorcycle someday or building one in the garage if need be!!!

I got no problem with a company using all the latest equipment to build bikes since there is a market for these high-end theme bikes and customs for the rich and famous.  Just don't have any interest in watching it on a weekly TV show.  I would much rather watch people pounding metal with a hammer or using and english wheel for hours to get a piece just right.  Kind of like the first season of American Chopper when they were in the small hands on shop, or the biker build off shows.