Young Students to Help Paul Teutul Sr. Build the WyoTech Chopper

WyoTech, “The Official Technical School of OCC”, is to have its own branded custom chopper made by the controversial team at Orange County Choppers (OCC). The announcement was made by the custom motorcycle shop founded by Paul Teutul Sr., whose students will bring their own contribution to the project.

As part of the agreement, WyoTech students will help construct an OCC custom-built motorcycle under the guidance of Paul Sr.

The students will be involved in every stage of the build, from design and creation to fabrication and assembly. Students will be selected from all WyoTech campuses, including the Daytona and Fremont campuses where motorcycle mechanic training is offered.

As expected, the WyoTech bike will be revealed in an episode of American Chopper, which is scheduled to air this fall on the Discovery Channel.

“WyoTech is proud to be associated with Orange County Choppers,” said Steve Whitson, regional vice president at WyoTech. “As the premiere custom motorcycle design shop, OCC has a long history of excellence in workmanship – a trait we strive to instill in our students.”

“The partnership makes perfect sense. We chose WyoTech because they are the best of the best and their students are the most highly trained in the industry,” said Paul Teutul, Sr. founder and CEO of OCC. “I can’t wait to kick this project off and see the creativity that the students bring to this unique build.”

With six campuses located throughout the United States, WyoTech offers degree and diploma programs in the fields of automotive, diesel, collision refinishing, motorcycle, marine technology, as well as skilled trades. In addition, WyoTech offers advanced training programs in applied service management, advanced diesel, light duty diesel, advanced automotive diagnostics, street rod and custom fabrication, motorsports chassis fabrication, high performance power trains, and trim and upholstery technology.