PezHQ recently ran these photos of a custom Pez motorcycle designed and built by the folks at Orange County Choppers. The episode for this bike hasn’t aired, and there’s no guarantee when, if ever, it will air. They do have a habit of visiting the companies they build bikes for, so some Pez factory footage might be included in the episode.

The Pez bike, which probably cost around $100,000-$150,000, was reportedly made to coincide with a limited edition set of Pez dispensers featuring the crew of Orange County Choppers. If true, this would mark the first dispenser that featured an actual person. You can check out more pictures and read more at the PezHQ link below.

• PezHQ article with more pictures
• Pez.com
• Orange County Choppers

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Ron designed the PEZ dispenser himself and contacted the PEZ Candy Co. in Austria to see if they would make them. They did. 28 days after he sent the design, they sent all 750 of them to Jones so he could sell them to raise money. They charged him NOTHING. He sold them all to fellow collectors and within three months he had sold all of them. He donated a check for $8,298.90 (about $11 each) to the Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief fund to assist Katrina victims.

Of course, now you can find them on ebay going for over $30 each (and sometimes $60).

• Katrina PEZ news story at Sun-Herald.com

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