This Johnny Mac’s PREMIUM Black Crystal Vodka is now available. Every bottle sold sends proceeds to our charity motorcycle builds. Our charity builds support Children, Animals, and our Veterans / Military. See more here: https://houseofchoppersnation.com/our-custom-bobber-auction-motorcycle/
Scan the QR code on the image below. We are able to ship anywhere in Pennsylvania directly from the shop. If you are out of state, when ordering chose local pickup and we will deliver it to you. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE or click the QR code below.
We are up to it yet again, the new bike for Dog’s for our Brave is underway. With FOX & Friends filming the build with host Emily Compagno, we are shooting for the stars regarding raising funds and prepping for the MECUM AUCTION in Las Vegas 2023. The more we can raise, the larger of a check we can write in the end. Please click below to help with our GoFundMe account or purchase T-Shirts to help the cause. THANKS!
With the recent success of our Tunnel to Towers Foundation Mecum auction in Las Vegas, along with past charity projects, we’ve decided to HEAVILY FOCUS on charity motorcycle builds to be presented at auction giving different charities the LARGEST CHECK that we can write.
Here’s an example of our present project build, a 1978 FLH Shovel head. Behind the bike, our sponsor wall
In doing this, we always have a sponsor wall in our shop (above) which we use to hang the banners of those who contribute a motorcycle part, but now we will open up the wall to include individuals who donate a few bucks, buy a shirt, or however someone wants to participate.
Donations go to Jack McIntyre Photo, which is House of Choppers Nation
If you would want to play a role, a small donation, but a t-shirt, please do. We will post constant updates on the next charity build and make sure that EVERYONE is thanked. EMAIL: bikerprojack@gmail.com regarding donating parts or please click on the donation heart above, or click on the t-shirt images below.
Proceeds from auction support getting children on bikes in Kindergarten PE Class
When Michael Henry, a.k.a. Horny Mike, takes on a project, you might know where it starts but where it will lead is anybody’s guess. That was the case with Mike’s Tiny Strider Custom, a two-wheeler that started with a stock balance bike and took a hard left turn from there. Continue reading Tiny Strider Custom Bike Auction Supports Getting More Children On Bikes→
Story-telling song about the famous biker photographer “Chopper Dave” at Daytona Bike Week from the album “RIDING FEVER”- Rock Music for Bikers. COMING OUT SOON! (Release April 2019)
It’s a strange business, motorcycle lifestyle photography that is… With social media basically taking over, websites aren’t what they once were, HOWEVER, if you want to see the best images, photographers are staying away from facebook & instagram, and are only posting on their private sites, which is the way it should be. Don’t get me wrong, social media has it’s plus side, but for the professionals, we are only using it to bring you over to our side, where all of the quality sits. For example, House of Choppers Nation is a site basically controlled by Jack McIntyre in Philadelphia & Chopper Dave in Sunny Florida. We were at one time, Bikerpics.org which currently supports the CANTINA galleries on Bikernet.com. Bikerpics will continue to do that but in addition to, House of Choppers Nation will house a completely different gallery system comprised of images separate from Bikernet. Both websites will be extremely fun to browse through, Bikernet being mainly rallies, House of Choppers Nation being mainy Chopper Dave’s work along with Jack McIntyre’s studio work & limited edition prints. We hope that you will visit both, often, and enjoy.
We have always specialized in bringing you the Rallies of Dytona, Sturgis, Motorcycle shoots, Model shoots, and more. Our sites have been running since 1998, before the net was even popular in this industry.
When Michael Henry, a.k.a. Horny Mike, takes on a project, you might know where it starts but where it will lead is anybody’s guess. That was the case with Mike’s Tiny Strider Custom, a two-wheeler that started with a stock balance bike and took a hard left turn from there. 
