New York Post - New York, NY, USA - Road-hog Harley-Davidson may soon have to start sharing the fast lane with Orange County Choppers - the upstate New York custom motorcycle builders who appear on the cable TV hit, "American Chopper."

This month OCC plans to open an 11,500-square-foot retail store in the Palisades Center in West Nyack, N.Y. By next winter OCC also plans to move into a 100,000-square-foot world headquarters in Newburgh, N.Y.

"I'm a compulsive, impulsive person and I can never stop at one thing," says Paul Teutul Sr., the bear-like founder of OCC, who stars on "American Chopper" with his bike-building sons, Paulie Jr. and Mikey. "My

WCAX - Burlington, VT, USA - The bride wore white, the groom wore a tuxedo -- minus the sleeves.

Paul Teutul (TUH'-tul) Senior -- founding father of Orange County Choppers featured on the popular reality TV show "American Chopper" -- got married last weekend to a motorcycle-riding flight attendant from California.

The 58-year-old Paul Senior married 49-year-old Beth Dillon in a ceremony held on Teutul's wooded estate in the Orange County town of Montgomery, near his family business in neighboring Newburgh.

Times Herald-Record - NY - The bride wore white, snow-white with embroidery the shade of Merlot and a glinting tiara in her long, dark hair.

The groom wore a tuxedo, a black one sans sleeves.

Of course he did. Because he's Paul Teutul Sr., the founding father of the Orange County Choppers garage and the hit reality show, "American Chopper," now in its fourth season on TLC.

Camera crews were in attendance Sunday afternoon as 130 guests watched Senior, 58, exchange "I do's" with Beth Dillon, 49, at their wooded estate in the Town of Montgomery.

The couple met in December 2005 on a flight home from an awards