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Bernice MacNaughton High School Bike Klub Photo Gallery
The Bernice MacNaughton High School Bike Klub gives challenged teens an opportunity to learn the art of custom bike building and a few lessons in life along the way.
The Bike Klub takes pride in being hands-on.
The Bernice MacNaughton High School Bike Klub
Only a select few on the high school campus get the privilege of wearing the Bike Klub patch.
The program started out as a custom bicycle building club until the challenge by Mid-USA took them to the next level.
The Bike Klub celebrates around a Merch motor, the engine that provides the power for 'Betty' Bobber.
Reading electrical diagrams can be a challenge.
It's always nice when it slides into place on the first try.
The boys in the club hang out with Russell Mitchell of Exile Cycles.
A peek at the Springer front end of Roxanne.
Phyllis begins to take shape.
Mazz says that the gang likes to hang out and work in the shop during breaks, after school and will work into the night if he doesn't eventually send them home.
The Motley Crew of the Bike Klub mug for a shot with Phyllis.
'Betty' is a real looker with its mini-apes, whitewalls, and sprung seat on a rigid frame.
The Bike Klub got to meet two heavyweights in the custom building world, Eddie Trotta (far left) and Matt Hotch (center).
