Paul Teutul Sr., along with Mickey Teutul from OCC, recently captivated the audience at the Motor Bike Expo held in Verona, Italy. The event, a prominent motorcycle trade fair, drew in more than 40,000 enthusiasts this year. This marked OCC’s first appearance in Europe for the year, with the next stop scheduled at Harley & Snow in Ridnaun, South Tyrol, in March.

The Teutuls stole the show at the expo, engaging with visitors, signing autographs, and posing for selfies. During the event, they strolled through the custom biker sections, admiring the array of impressive bikes on display. While the exhibit was not as extensive as Bad Salzuflen, Paul Teutul Sr. expressed particular interest in the intricate airbrush artwork showcased on various machines.

Paul’s passion for craftsmanship and classic motorcycles, especially old Harley-Davidson models, was evident as he interacted with exhibitors and shared insights. His genuine enthusiasm for the intricate details of the bikes resonated with many at the expo. Beyond brand loyalty, Paul’s admiration lies in the craftsmanship and nostalgia of vintage bikes, a sentiment that shone through during his exploration of the event.

The expo also served as a platform for Paul to unveil his latest merchandise collection, hinting at forthcoming parts to be introduced soon. Dealers and event organizers looking to collaborate with OCC for merchandise sales or event bookings were encouraged to reach out via email, signaling potential future partnerships and engagements.

The vibrant snapshots from the expo showcased Paul Teutul Sr.’s infectious excitement and genuine interest in the diverse offerings at the Motor Bike Expo. The event not only provided a stage for showcasing OCC’s latest creations but also facilitated meaningful interactions with fans and industry stakeholders, reinforcing the Teutuls’ enduring influence in the world of custom motorcycles.