Since the first Biker Build-Off aired in 2002, more than 25 talented bike makers have faced off. Who are they, and when did or when will their episodes air?

Well, just see the below list.

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Hart vs. Hollinger
This episode of BBO pits Gard Hollinger of L.A. County Choprods, Marina del Rey, CA, against Jason Hart of Chop Smiths, Indianapolis, IN. Each artist designs and fabricates a one-of-a-kind, street legal drag bike in just two weeks.  Then they meet on Dead Horse Point in Moab, UT to ride to Las Vegas, NV where they go head-to-head drag race for the Biker Build Off trophy.

Trevelen vs. Paul Cox and Keino
Trevelen of Super Co. Customs, Los Angeles, CA, is up against Paul Cox and Keino of the Indian Larry Legacy, Brooklyn, NY, and the fabrication is mad hot in this episode of BBO. Trevelen builds an homage to the Indian Motorcycles of the 40's and Paul and Keino fabricate an old school, totally hand built, elegantly functional, Indian Larry style bike.  Trevelen meets Paul and Keino in Monument Valley, AZ to ride 800 miles due south to the Sea of Cortez in Puerto Penasco, Mexico.

Chica vs. Barragan
Biker Build-Off veteran Chica of Chica Custom Cycles, Huntington Beach, CA, goes head-to-head with Michael Barragan of Evil Spirit Engineering, Glendale, CA, for the title of the baddest in the land.  Chica designs and fabricates a stretched, 60's style, laid back cruiser and Michael, a post industrial, futuristic ghetto sled.  The two artists meet in Ft. Worth, TX and ride side by side to the Lone Star Rally in Galveston where thousands vote for the custom motorcycle they like the best.

Westbury vs. Fuller
Bryan Fuller of Fuller Hot Rods, Atlanta, GA, takes on Greg Westbury of Westbury Handcrafted Motorcycles, Concord, CA, in this episode of BBO.  Brian using mostly Buell parts in a frame of his own design fabricates a modern, high back tire racer. While Greg builds a hot rod motorcycle on a frame reminiscent of a vintage Schwinn. The two artists ride side by side ending at the Northeast Motorcycle Expo in Hartford, CT where the people decide on which bike will take home the trophy.

Norakas vs. Webster
Think a chick can't build a bike?  Think again... as Dawn Norakas of Stinger Custom Cycles, Cedar City, UT, takes on Scott Webster of Leroy Thompson Choppers, Mentor, OH.  Dawn, who is BBO's second female builder,  designs and fabricates an elegant, gleaming, blue and silver, low slung chopper while Scott makes an industrial, hard core homage to "Road Warrior."  The two artists meet on a bluff overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge and ride south through heavy rains to the Easyriders Pomona California Bike Show.

Williams vs. Compton
In this edition of BBO, Andrew Williams of Departure Bike Works, Richmond, VA, goes mano-a-mano with James Compton of Boerne, TX.  Andrew builds a Harley based, street legal dragster while James builds a four stacked, Suzuki powered, light weight drag bike dubbed "Crusher II."  The two builders meet in Louisiana bayou land to ride to the No Problems Raceway in the heart of Cajun country.  There they drag race head-to-head for the BBO trophy.