  The simple "straw-man" model of low-scale technicolor contains light
color--singlet technihadrons, which mix with the electroweak gauge bosons. We
present lepton collider production rates at the parton level, and show that
experiments at LEP2 may be sensitive to the presence of technirho and
techniomega states with masses 10-20 GeV beyond the center-of-mass energy
because of the mixing. The exact sensitivity depends on several parameters,
such as the technipion mass, the technipion mixing angle, and the charge of the
technifermions. In an appendix, we describe the implementation of the model
into the event generator PYTHIA for particle-level studies at lepton and hadron
colliders.
