Meet the Boys of 'East Coast Chopper Works'

Come catch the Northeast's hottest builders! With red-hot media pursuit nipping at their heels and big choppers on their mind, these motorcycle builders are emerging as one of America's best 'true' custom bike builders.
 
East Coast Chopper Works is co-owned by Kevin Bourbeau and Peter Graves (pictured above), their shop is located at the base of the Berkshire mountains on the edge of the city of Greenfield, Massachusetts.
 
All the bikes built in their shop are totally unique, as no two machines are alike. They mold their custom bikes into true works of 'world class' motorcycle art. Peter and Kevin work together with their customers to choose components, paint and graphics to turn bike fantasies into riding reality. 
 
Their team approach utilizes some of the industries greatest motorcycle building talents. East Coast Chopper Works has a distinct advantage over most shops by working together with their sister company East Coast Performance Coatings which is a full service powdercoat and ceramic shop.  This keeps all of their custom creations in-house for the best possible quality and creative control.
 
These guys take pride in creating unique and 'on the edge' custom bikes for their clients throughout the United States. That means happy riders from coast to coast!
 
Working out of their shop located in Turners Falls, MA, they offer custom built motorcycles of many styles, such as: a pro street, chopper, or bagger. They can do it all!
 
East Coast Chopper Works has the many years of expert experience of Peter Graves, who has 20 + years of building bikes and Kevin Bourbeau, owner of East Coast Chopper Works and East Coast Performance Coatings.
 
Meet and talk with these great builders as they sign copies of "Extreme Motorcycle Art" in their display of hot bikes.
 
East Coast Chopper Works is featured in the following magazines and books:
 
"Iron Works" cover Dec. 04 (Black Redneck)
"V-Twin" July 05 (Orange Goliath)
"Hot Bike" Sept. 05 (360 Wide Tire tech)
"American Iron" Oct. 05 (Dubious Beginnings)
 
Also check them out in the newly released hard cover book titled "Extreme Motorcycle Art" pages 62-63