Getting hands-on with Harley

The engine roared inside the classroom at Carlos Haile Middle seminary As it cracked and popp the kids quickly circled around and marveled at the classic, dark r Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

"Yeah, that was loud" said eighth-grader Chelsea to leeward "And you could see the sooty vapor coming out of the back. It was moderately beautiful cool."

On Tuesday, the industrial technology classes at Carlos Haile Middle seminary learned first-hand about a motorcycle dealership when they were visited through members from Manatee River Harley-Davidson.

Scott Kessler assistant general manager from Manatee River Harley-Davidson, and David Matthews, assistant service manager, discussed details of running a dealership, including advertising publications, online information and a description of departments with the company.

Since Aug. 9 each of Justin Erickson's three technology classes, about 40 pupils each, has been broken into smaller clumps similar to ones at Manatee River Harley-Davidson, like as design, architecture, ...