Wednesday, January 16, 2008

IHS students ready to display case custom made chopper in Reno

Students in Incline high School shop class have been building a custom motorcycle by way of the help of a local personality. Aaron Greene, an Incline High School graduates as well as owner of Paramount Custom Cycles in Reno has been functioning with the class on the bike. The motorcycle or Chopper will be inauguration for the first time Thursday afternoon in Reno by Paramount's manufacturing facility. The students completed work on the chopper just before winter break in December, said Bryan Thorton, who instruct the group of students.

They loaded the bike into a preview and herd it to Paramount's facility for some finishing touches and a green plus gold Highlander paint job." I can't speak sufficient for what these kids did with the bike," Thorton said. "I never had a lack of hands and they put a lot of effort into this, operational on it after school as well as on their own time."


Refer: http://www.tahoebonanza.com/article/20080116/COMMUNITY/466849021
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