The Tool Bike stands out for its literal interpretation of the "tools of the trade". Paul Jr. chose to move away from standard round tubing, instead constructing the frame from to mimic the look of Allen wrenches. Other unique features included:
: The entire motorcycle was finished in Snap-on’s official red paint. Behind the Scenes
Building an Empire, Losing it all: The American Chopper Story
The Tool Bike remains a fan favorite for its creative use of materials and for being one of the first high-profile corporate commissions that propelled OCC into the international spotlight.
: Created from 16-gauge cold-rolled steel to match the frame's Allen wrench theme.
: A faux oil tank shaped like a classic toolbox sat on top, while the functional tank was hidden at the bottom of the frame.
: An authentic modified ratchet served as the bike’s kickstand.
