Demon chopper

 Just a gorgeous Bike Built in Daytona Beach by Demon choppers lots off chrome and custom paint custom wheels 21" front 250/40/18 rear Revtech Engine and 6 speed with Primo belt drive                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      A Little about Demon Choppers Pat Johnson started in the motorcycle business doing repairs for friends and relatives before opening a small motorcycle sales and repair shop in S. Daytona. He then opened a larger store in downtown Daytona and began drawing his own motorcycle designs. The largest motorcycle event in the United States is Daytona Beach Bike Week. Just before the event started in 1999. Orange County Choppers -- the now-famous father-and-son team of Paul Teutel Sr. and Paul Teutel Jr. -- came into Johnson's store wanting to rent display space. After a successful two-year partnership in which Johnson assisted them with designs. advertising. licensing and permitting. the Teutels went on to do American Chopper on the Discovery channel. Johnson created Demon Choppers.  Though the first year was tough. Johnson said he needed to get a little outlandish with his designs. Luckily he was approached to do a custom chopper for the band Iron Maiden. The bike was outrageous and ended up being featured on TV. Web sites and magazines. That got the Demon Choppers game rolling.  Johnson's painter. Nub Grafix from New York. came to Daytona for Bike Week in 2003 where the two discussed their next big project. Nub suggested a KISS bike or a Spawn bike. Johnson was familiar with KISS. but only knew of Spawn through comic books. He went out later that night and bought the Spawn DVD. He was captivated by the story and felt that Spawn epitomized what Demon Choppers was trying to say.               

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