WEST SALEM TOWNSHIP —
Knievel Custom Cycles has moved from Hermitage to the former Greenville Motors building on state Route 18 in West Salem Township.
The company manufactures production custom motorcycles and plans to open the showroom for business in the next few weeks, administrative assistant Michaeline Harris said.
A grand opening celebration is in the works, she said.
Knievel Custom Cycles was started in part by legendary father and son daredevils Robbie and Evel Knievel.
Business
July 10, 2009
Knieval cycles moves to Greenville Motors site
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