Doc's HD just west of Green Bay is my dealer. It is nothing short of a tourist attraction with a zoo, a classic car/bike museum, a restaurant, antique shop and so many original creations. Attached is a photo of one of Doc's many creations. You need to visit if you are ever in this area. Here is the link to Doc's. http://www.docshd.com/

 

Cool ride safely fearless

 

I guess that I missed Doc's when I was up in Wisconsin 5 years ago. I'll have to put that on my already very long list of places to see when we travel.

 

Shoot, went right by it about a month ago. Was in a bit of a hurry. Next time we take that route, we'll check it out.

 

Yea really cool place. And a good place to kill some time while your bike is at Fuel Moto!!

 

Love riding up and down the Mississippi River. Next time I'll have to make it over that way.

 

We went to Doc's restaurant last night for the Wisconsin tradition of Friday nigh fish. In the restaurant is Doc's signature creation, the Timeline Motorcycle. Picture attached. It's called that because the 10 rider bike has 7 Harley engines dating from 1909 to a current twin cam. A while back Doc and 9 other riders rode it to Sturgis. There is a 5 minute video of that trip in the link to Doc's in my original post. I love Doc's. I have no financial interest in the place. In fact it's a "money pit" for me. I think many of you know what I'm talking about.

 

How was the fish fry?

 

We go to several places for Friday night fish and admittedly Doc's isn't our favorite fish. That would be Kropp's in Mill Center, just a little west of Green Bay. But Doc's has German potato salad that they serve with their fish and it is awesome.

 

I bought my first Harley from Docs. A 50th anniversary Mirage Orange XL 50 Sportster. I always stop in there when I am in the area. He had a 68 Shelby GT 500 KR Supersnake in the museum but he sold it. He has a picture of it on the wall in the restaurant saying he sold it to pay for the restaurant. Pretty cool stuff in there.