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Milwaukee Harley Davidson. The parking lot was full! Vendors were plentiful at the Harley dealers. Of course a beer tent! Live bands for entertainment. A group photo as a memento from the 115th trip.
Off to the museum by taxi on a soggy wet Saturday. The line ups were long as we think everyone had the same idea as us on a rainy day. Although wet the field was ready for the bands to play. A short stop at the Bulleit display for some quick whiskey tasting. Another group memory photo. Then off to downtown Milwaukee for some eats and refreshments. Broadway Street downtown Milwaukee. We walked along the boardwalk here along the river.
We probably walked right past you on Broadway Saturday. We took the car and ate at Bavette which was on the list I provided. By lunch time it was sunny and warm. I was wishing we rode.
We probably walked right past you on Broadway Saturday. We took the car and ate at Bavette which was on the list I provided. By lunch time it was sunny and warm. I was wishing we rode.
Wow!
Suzie and I are sitting here thinking this is way too bizarre. We ate at Cafe Benelux as The Wicked Hop was too crowded.
Then we went onto Bavette for drinks, exactly where you were. They didnt have any domestic beers so we ended up sitting outside right next door at Club Charlies on the patio!
We probably should have done a little more planning and we could have met up.
By that time in the afternoon when the sun came out we too wished we had rode.
Thanks for the reply!
Chhers, Terry
Last edited by Scorpio09SG; Sep 9, 2018 at 09:51 AM.
Wow!
Suzie and I are sitting here thinking this is way too bizarre. We ate at Cafe Benelux as The Wicked Hop was too crowded.
Then we went onto Bavette for drinks, exactly where you were. They didnt have any domestic beers so we ended up sitting outside right next door at Club Charlies on the patio!
We probably should have done a little more planning and we could have met up.
By that time in the afternoon when the sun came out we too wished we had rode.
Thanks for the reply!
Chhers, Terry
They did have the Harley Davidson Lager!
But that is funny. We did notice a bunch of folks in riding garb at Charlies. There was a group from Brazil sitting outside Bavettes too.
We probably looked like metro gawkers in shorts and tennis shoes among all the folks in riding gear.
From there we went to Brady street which was really filling up. We left by 4:30. I heard it turned into a pretty crazy night there.
On we went to Iron Town Harley Davidson on Sunday. The parking lot was full here also. The band and bar area at the back of Iron Town Harley. From there we took a nice country ride to House of Harley in Racine, WI. A view from the embankment at House of Harley. More and more bikes! Although we didnt go out they had demo rides here also. Paul thinks he going to ride Bytch on the back of a new 2018 anniversary Road Glide. NOT HAPPENING PAUL Lmao!
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