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Albuquerque, NM – (December 14, 2009) – LiquidWick Pool Cues announced today that it will be featured along with world billiard star Jeanette Lee “The Black Widow” on the TLC TV Show “American Chopper,” which features the custom motorcycle shop, Orange County Choppers.
Earlier this year, LiquidWick commissioned mega motorcycle brand Orange County Choppers (OCC) to build a Jeanette Lee “The Black Widow” bike. LiquidWick partners, Rich Gustin and Dan Shields, accompanied Jeanette Lee on a visit to Orange County Choppers on September 25th 2009 where she was filmed playing “American Chopper” star Paul Teutul Sr. in pool and was then interviewed for the episode. OCC then went on to build the bike as part of the tv show. The chopper unveil was filmed at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Ft. Lauderdale Florida on November 11th 2009. 
“The bike is awesome and currently in our possession in Albuquerque,” said Rich Gustin, LiquidWick partner. “We plan to share it with the fans of both Jeanette Lee and OCC.”
“It was great fun playing Paul Sr. in pool and hanging with all the guys at OCC,” said Jeanette Lee. “The bike is beautiful and I can’t wait to watch the episode.”
The American Chopper episode featuring the Jeanette Lee “The Black Widow” bike will air on TLC on Thursday, December 17th 2009 at 9pm ET/PT. (For exact times in your area please check your local listings.) The “American Chopper” program has aired in over 160 countries and been translated into over 35 languages.
“This bike is the hottest motorcycle ever created for the billiards industry,” said Dan Shields, LiquidWick Partner. “OCC bikes can be huge draws and we plan to use this incredible new chopper, along with appearances by Jeanette Lee, for marketing and promotional events to support our retail partners.”
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