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Pub Date: 8/25/08 ©2008, Biker InCite, a Division of InCite Research, Inc. 1 BIKER INCITE • WWW.BIKERCITYGUIDE.COM • 262-821-6691 Biker InCite Event Map • 105th Anniversary August 28th - 31st, 2008 ©2008, Biker InCite, a Division of InCite Research, Inc. 2 BIKER INCITE • WWW.BIKERCITYGUIDE.COM • 262-821-6691 Biker InCite Event Map • 105th Anniversary August 28th - 31st, 2008 A1A | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson Hoppe Fairings | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 - Oconomowoc Hot Toppers | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin 105th ABC A Branovan Company Icicles Eyewear | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield House of Harley 63rd and Layton Ironhorse Trailers | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from in Greenfield Summerfest Anniversary Ace Product Collectibles | Hal's J & M | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 Harley on Moreland Road in Vendors New Berlin Jack Daniels | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Adtec Staffing | House of Harley Jlee Studios | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Klock Werks | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Advanced Custom Design | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 Kuryakyn | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Air Rider | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Leader MC Access | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Airstream Trailers | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Summerfest Allstate Insurance | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Lone Wolf Dyno Services | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Summerfest Metzler Tires | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Alterations Plus | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield MOD Jewelry | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield ARA - Bike Detailing | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Motorcycle Rally USA | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Arlen Ness - Massive Display | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Motorgraphics | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Art by Gunz | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Summerfest B J's Specialities | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 NYS Collections | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Backstage Gallery | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield ORB Equipment | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Baker Drivetrain | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Summerfest Performance Marketing | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Summerfest Biker Design | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Pitbull Lifts | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 Black Duck Studio | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Summerfest Renegade Wheels | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Black Heart Tattoo | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Ride Bell Co. | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Boogey Lights | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 Rivco Products, Inc | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Bushtec | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 Rumbling Pride | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Cal Unique | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield S & S | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Clean Cycle Product | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin S&S Cycle | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin CMG | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Summerfest Scarecrow Art & Pinstriping | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Condor Products | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Sculpting Craze | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Cool Biker Stuff | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Summerfest See Sunglasses | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Copperhead Trailers | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Segal Fine Art | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Summerfest Serenity House | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Summerfest CPVehicles | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 Sherry Magner | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Cycle Patch | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Spartan Chassis, Inc | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Cycle Solutions | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield T.S. Customs | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Cycle Sounds | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Teresi Dyno Drags | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin DFT Trike | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 Throttle Threads |Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Doc Bailey’s | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Thunder Mountain Custom Cycles | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Doc Bailey's | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Summerfest Thunder Mountain Custom Cycles | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Dragonfly Cycle Concepts | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin TNT Signs | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Drag Specialties | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Triangle Fashion | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Dunlop Tires | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield TS Customs | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Eric Herrmann Studios | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Two Wheel Tunes | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Ewald's Dodgeland of WI | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Ultimate Seats | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Eye Lenses, Inc | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield UniQ Cycle Sounds | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Fictitious Groove Studios | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield US Smokeless | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Summerfest Freedom Wings | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Walter’s Workshop | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Geico Motorcycle | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Wild Thing Furs | Hal's Harley on Moreland Road in New Berlin Genesis Jewelry | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Wizard | Uke's Harley in Kenosha off of I-94 Genuine Scooters | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Wolverine Boots | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield HeirArt | Italian Community Center ICC | Across the street from Summerfest Yukon Jack Leather | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield Hide and Sole Leatherworks | Wisconsin Harley- Davidson - Oconomowoc Zooke LLC | House of Harley 63rd and Layton in Greenfield ©2008, Biker InCite, a Division of InCite Research, Inc. 3 BIKER INCITE • WWW.BIKERCITYGUIDE.COM • 262-821-6691 Street Parties Welcome to the Historic Neighborhoods and Street of Milwaukee. Street parties are a part of what makes Milwaukee tick, because each part of this city has its own character. The below street parties will bring a different taste to your eyes, ears and mouth. Welcome to a taste of Milwaukee! WEDNESDAY AUGUST 27TH | Highland Avenue between 35th and 38th Street Music: The Crave, Foghat, Amanda Overmeyer This Party is sandwiched between Miller Brewery and Harley-Davidson; you possibly might be in heaven! This is just a bit west of downtown Milwaukee. THURSDAY AUGUST 28TH | Milwaukee Street between Mason and Wisconsin Music: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Tea Leaf Green This Party is in the East Town/Juneautown in Downtown Milwaukee. This is Milwaukee’s most historic area featuring architectural landmarks, galleries, the Milwaukee Museum and great restaurants and bars. FRIDAY AUGUST 29TH | East North Avenue between Prospect and Oakland Music: Blind Melon, The Crave, Alana Grace This Party is in the East Side of Milwaukee. We only have 9 words to say: “Take a walk on the wild side of town.” SATURDAY AUGUST 30TH | Old World Third Street between Juneau and State Music: Big Head Todd & The Monsters, Tea Leaf Green This Party is in Westown / Kilbourntown which is in Downtown Milwaukee. This area has 20th century architecture including Milwaukee governmental building like city hall and the county courthouse. There is a European ambience to this area as it originally was nearly 100 years ago. SUNDAY AUGUST 31ST | Water Street between Knapp and Highland Music: Blue Oyster Cult This Party is in the Water Street District. We only have 7 words to say here: “The wildest parties happen on Water Street.” Great bars and open late. FRIDAY AUGUST 29TH - THE BRADY STREET EXPERIENCE ADDITIONAL Historic Brady Street is a 10 block long strip that runs East and West from the lakefront. You can get to Brady Street from Water Street downtown. This area is screaming with a nice blend of multi ethnic shops, bars STREET eateries and some of Milwaukee’s best. SATURDAY AUGUST 30TH - MARTIN LUTHER KING DRIVE PARTIES This is an area on the outskirts of downtown Milwaukee that over the last several years and been climbing the ranks to play in the big league. Great new restaurants and our favorite tattoo place call this home. Adambomb is located at 2028 North Martin Luther King Drive. Tell Adam we sent you. SUNDAY AUGUST 31ST – LOCUST STREET Fun area on the other side of the river. THURSDAY AUGUST 28TH – SUNDAY AUGUST 31ST – WEEKEND IN WAUKESHA AT CUTLER PARK This is the largest party outside of Milwaukee. This proves to have all the fixings to be a big bash with a nice ride back and forth to Milwaukee. Good food and shops in Historic downtown Waukesha. W. North Ave. W. North Ave. E. North Ave. East North Ave. between Prospect and Oakland Ave. 43 Brady Street Party t e W.
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