June 2014: Customer Visits in OH, MN, WI (including the Harley-Davidson Museum,) and MI TPP Web Team2021-09-28T15:40:48-04:00 The H-D Museum. An amazing, historical place! 1915 11-J Flathead V-twin. 99 years old…. Wow! There it is – the original HD factory at 3700W Juneau Ave My Beemer paying respects to this most historical of all motorcycle factories Packed up and ready to roll in NJ. 9 days, 10 states, and 3,300 miles to go! Good hummus in Ohio? Yes, it IS possible! Dyno-riding the rubber-mounted 2014 Sportster 1200 Custom. The Captain America bike from Easy Rider The Engine Wall – absolutely incredible chronological display of various H-D powerplants over the past 100+ years. A Harley flat-twin! My BMW was blushing outside… What can be cuter than this? This 1937 was another favorite… Tanks over the years…. So much history. A flat track Harley. WWII survivor Probably my favorite bike in the museum, this gorgeous 1936 VLH Police with a side-valve V-twin Serial #1 – the very first Harley-Davidson ever, from 1903! First Sportster – from 1957 Harley made snowmobiles? Yep. The AMF days were strange indeed….. Harley “Shortster” – someday, I MUST have one! XLCR. Ahead of its time in so many ways. A true classic. Just when I thought I rode the farthest to come to the HD Museum, this guy showed up…. From the Netherlands! Respect!! Relaxing near Holy Hill in Hurbertus, WI Along the Kettle-Moraine scenic drive in WI Approaching the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, WI Share this post Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Reddit WhatsApp
