DANNY "THE COUNT": This has been one incredible week.
My buddy Dee Snider stopped by because he needed
a rush job on his sick chopper.
So the boys and I, we bonded down to L.A.,
and paid a visit to master bike builder Sugar Bear.
He hooked us up with an incredible custom front end,
and now we're ready to show Dee just how smooth this baby looks
and rides.
So tell me a minute about this bike.
You've had this bike for how long, brother?
DEE SNIDER: 2000.
Is it 2004?
Yeah, it's over 10 years.
So over the years I've been constantly adding to it,
working on it, changing it, adjusting it.
It's a work of art, really.
DANNY "THE COUNT": You are really going to dig this.
In my opinion, I think the look on the bike is phenomenal.
This bike is really ornate.
There's a lot of cool things personalized to you on
this bike, which I really dig.
DEE SNIDER: So rarely I've seen a bike
pull up with a Sugar Bear.
DANNY "THE COUNT": Well, now you own one, brother.
DEE SNIDER: I know.
DANNY "THE COUNT": But get ready to re-fall
in love with this bike.
It's going to look stunning, but when you ride it
you're not going to believe it's the same bike.
You ready?
Here we go.
Shannon, rolll that beautiful chop out, baby.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
DEE SNIDER: I love it already.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
DEE SNIDER: Look at that--
Holy--
DANNY "THE COUNT": Dee's bike was already pretty awesome,
and I think we brought her into epic territory.
We replaced the old front end with a Sugar
Bear springer that looks amazing and rides even better.
The offset triple trees allow for a greater turning radius,
making for a safer and more comfortable ride
free of any pogoing or rattling on the open road.
Dee may have had this bike for well over a decade,
but she's gonna make him want to rock in a whole new way.
DEE SNIDER: These front ends are so distinctive.
DANNY "THE COUNT": No flop, no drop, no weight, no nothing.
It's a one-handed ride all day long.
Do U turns on a street with one hand.
DEE SNIDER: So I was taking my life
in my hands with this front end previously, it turns out?
[LAUGHTER]
Have we ever experienced getting that thing bouncing?
DEE SNIDER: I literally had to stop the bike
and then start over again.
So we get into this, into this pattern.
It will not happen with this front end at all.
DANNY "THE COUNT": The bike will give
you the illusion of literally having
straight-on power steering.
How's that feeling?
DEE SNIDER: As far as this part feels,
exactly how it felt before.
DANNY "THE COUNT": Good.
DEE SNIDER: I was a little concerned
with changing the whole front end and the handlebars
and everything that was going to change.
So I'm loving that.
So well when do I get to ride it?
DANNY "THE COUNT": Brother, man, she's your bike.
[MOTORCYCLE ENGINE]
Is he coming back?
DANNY "THE COUNT": Dude, I hope so,
because he's got a bill to pay.
DEE SNIDER: When I started riding the bike it felt
too easy, it felt too light.
Especially at slower speeds where choppers are
the most difficult to steer.
When I got out there on the road,
though, it all came together.
It was just magic.
DANNY "THE COUNT": [INAUDIBLE] he's back.
Waiting to see if there's a smile.
DEE SNIDER: Amazing.
Amazing.
DANNY "THE COUNT": That's what I like to hear.
That's what I like to hear. DEE SNIDER: Amazing.
And I made a U-turn.
DANNY "THE COUNT": Yes.
Yes.
DEE SNIDER: [INAUDIBLE] U-turn on this bike.
It's usually a three-point turn, or several more
points you know.
At first it actually felt like something was wrong because I'm
going, why does it feels so-- it feels like something's
loose up front, right?
But I remember what you said about the bike,
you don't have to work as hard.
Take one hand off and just ride like this.
Which allowed me to do a lot of this.
Which is really, in my business, it's really important.
Because now I have this free hand.
DANNY "THE COUNT": I'm so happy Dee
digs what we did to his bike.
It looks beautiful, and it's got Dee's attitude.
Between that Sugar Bear front end and the Count's
customs love we gave it, she gonna
ride like she never has before.
Dee and this chop, they are one rocking pair.
DEE SNIDER: Dude, I mean, I've had
this bike for over 10 years.
And I love riding it, but it's always been a bear to ride.
But with this new front end, it's no longer a bear.
It's a Sugar Bear.
Oh snap.
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