Detroit Bros. Custom Cycles shop stars in New Discovery Channel series
Everyone loves a good lookin’ motorcycle. And that’s what the Detroit Bros. Custom Cycles specialize in. And though the economy hasn’t been too kind to them, the Discover Channel has. The company, based in Ferndale, will be the star of an upcoming show called Motor City Motors.Excerpt:Business hasn’t been too good lately for the Detroit Bros. Custom Cycles shop. Founders Dave and James Kaye hope the magic of TV may soon help.The brothers are starring in an upcoming Discovery Channel series called Motor City Motors that they hope not only will turn around their struggling business, but also provide a boost to their economically challenged hometown.”I think the show will bring some attention to Detroit and all of the possibilities here — all the available jobs, all the intelligent people that are here and are out of work or are struggling with their job or aren’t getting paid enough,” James Kaye said. “I’m hoping we can really make a difference.”Read the entire article here.
Everyone loves a good lookin’ motorcycle. And that’s what the Detroit Bros. Custom Cycles specialize in. And though the economy hasn’t been too kind to them, the Discover Channel has. The company, based in Ferndale, will be the star of an upcoming show called Motor City Motors.
Excerpt:
Business hasn’t been too good lately for the Detroit Bros. Custom Cycles shop. Founders Dave and James Kaye hope the magic of TV may soon help.
The brothers are starring in an upcoming Discovery Channel series called Motor City Motors that they hope not only will turn around their struggling business, but also provide a boost to their economically challenged hometown.
“I think the show will bring some attention to Detroit and all of the possibilities here — all the available jobs, all the intelligent people that are here and are out of work or are struggling with their job or aren’t getting paid enough,” James Kaye said. “I’m hoping we can really make a difference.”
Read the entire article here.
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