American Ironhorse's 2007 Choppers

IronHorse builds all its bikes in-house with qualified technicians slinging the wrenches.

This is the seat production area of the facility. From seat pans to stitching, they do it all.

Before a motor or transmission is bolted into a frame, all the mounting surfaces are cleaned and prepped to ensure a perfect fit.

Eleven years of American IronHorse bikes-industry leaders in the "production custom" market ever since 1995!

Here's a look at the electronic division. An employee is assembling an ignition housing.

A bevy of transmissions ready for installation.

Here's an assortment of 111ci S&S motors that are ready to be installed in various models.

After each frame is powdercoated, all the mounting threads are chased. This speeds up assembly.

A few freshly powdercoated frames baking in their in-house oven.

Even the wild signature IronHorse paint is done in-house. This gentleman has just finished airbrushing a column of skulls for a gas tank.

The polishing department.