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Dedicated to the Unity, Sociability, and the good fellowship of BMW Motorcycle Owners!
BEEMER BUZZBEEMER BUZZwisconsinwisconsin bmwbmw motorcyclemotorcycle clubclub
July 2012 Volume 45, Issue 7
Wisconsin Club Membership
Many long and lasting friendships have been made through theWisconsin Club since it’s beginning in 1967. You are welcome to
come join us, and meet the friendly and knowledgeable people whoshare a mutual respect for riding BMW motorcycles.
Our membership includes men and women; families, couples andsingles. Our monthly meeting is held at the New Berlin VFW Hall,
and is open to all BMW riders. During the riding season we sponsormany activities, including group rides, tech days, social get-
togethers, and in September host the annual Wisconsin Dells Rally.
Visitors are welcome. If you are interested in membership, you willbe asked to attend two club rides and two monthly club meetings
within 12 months prior to being voted in by the general membership.You must be the age of majority, carry liability insurance, and above
all, own and operate a BMW Motorcycle.
Helmets & proof of insurance are required by all participants on club rides.
Wisconsin BMW Motorcycle Club NewsletterThe Beemer Buzz • July 2012
Volume 45, Issue 7
Please submit articles to:
Newsletter EditorChristine Ledezma
Assistant EditorTina Doggett
The editor reserves the right to omit, correct, change, and otherwise edit all submissions.
Cover photo taken by Christine Ledezma at the 2012 RA rally in Copper Mtn, CO
2012 Officers
PresidentKaren [email protected]
Vice PresidentChris [email protected]
SecretaryBecky [email protected]
TreasurerMike [email protected]
One Year TrusteeMark [email protected]
TwoYear TrusteeBob [email protected]
Board Member at LargeJeff [email protected]
WebmasterTony [email protected]
Visit our website:
www.wiscbmwclub.com
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If someone asks what you should do when you see two elk running
down a hill towards the highway, and you don’t know the answer,
splat! On the other hand, if you don’t see them until they’re at the
roadside, well, then you can test the power of three ABS calipers
and say your prayers. Had you done as they say and constantly scan
the area as you’re driving, you would see said elk running down the
hill. Don’t ask me how I know this. (No one was hurt in telling this
story).
I had an eventful June. First was the Iowa Rally in Middle Amana, IA.
Good friends, food and beer included in the rally fee.
Then an exciting Saturday crossing Iowa, meeting up with fellow club
member Kewlmoose, and having the pleasure of an inattentive driver
back into my bike while we ate lunch at a Subway. (As I write this,
I’m waiting for the visually-impaired-driver’s insurance adjuster to
arrive.)
Then it was off to Sedgwick, CO, a ghost town size hamlet where
Brian M. made arrangements for 9 of us to stay at the Sedgwick B&B.
That town and the B&B owner is a story in itself. Twenty dollars,
which included breakfast. Dinner, a Mexican buffet with barbecued
ribs, was an additional $10. There were two businesses in town –
the B&B and a tavern/liquor store. What else does one need? $30
for a room, shared bath and two meals...beat that, Holiday Inn!
Then on Monday, 7 of us spent a day riding the mountains of the
Rockies. It didn’t take long for my switchback skills to come back
and the experience of riding the twisties was well worth it. On the
downside, the smell of smoke and a hint of haze from a nearby forest
fire covered the air near Ft. Collins. It’s very serious stuff. Finally,
riding down the mountain from Estes Park to I-70, we arrived at
Copper Mountain in preparation for the 40th RA Grand National
Rally.
Highs in the low 70’s and lows in the upper 30’s made for a beautiful
weekend under the guidancee of Tina Doggett, the RA Rally Chair.
Way to go, Tina. You should be proud. Our Wisconsin club was well
represented with 17 club members and 5 associate members. We
came in 2nd, only to Pikes Peak BMW Club. I was impressed. And
I want to extend a huge thanks to John W. who sat out and policed
the unruly outdoor vendor lot for 3 days. No arrests were made
because they feared the “wrath of John” if they got out of hand.
Our club didn’t do too bad in the door prize category either. Mike
C. walked away with a new Kermit chair and the Reitbergers, Bob
and Alex, each won a set of custom ear plugs. I had to wonder if
everything was on the up and up, knowing Alex was drawing the
tickets. Hmmm….
Riding home in 103 degree heat with strong winds made one wish
one was still back in the mountains of Copper, but It’s always nice
to be back home. While we were enjoying the mountain air, Bob L.
led a club campout for those left behind. Hope they all had fun. I
look forward to next year’s campout.
I hate writing this month after month, but one of our longtime
members’ father passed away recently. Brian M.’s father was in
hospice. Brian, please accept our condolences.
I hope to see you all at the July meeting. I’m quite curious what Jeff
B. will be displaying with his Sawzall®/ helmet creation.
WISCONSIN BMW MOTORCYCLE CLUBOriginated 1967
Meetings are the first Friday of each month at 8:00pm
[except May (fish fry) and September (rally)]
New Berlin VFW Post, 17980 West Beloit Road, New Berlin, WI • 262-679-0800
N42 57.141 W88 08.241
ALL BMW RIDERS WELCOMEAMA # 2580 MOA # 10 RA # 10
Beemer Buzz
July 2012
PRESIDENT’SLETTER
Karen Jacobs
Meeting called to order at 8:00 pm
GUEST: Vaun Greer
PRESIDENT’S REPORT: Karen has boots & a helmet for sale. Ournew club logo was submitted to the MOA for approval
VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT: Make sure to sign the attendancesheet. Sign-up sheets for beverages, registration, Friday nightsoup, and security are going around. Chris will be bringing raffletickets to the July meeting that will help fund a school trip to Europe.
SECRETARY: Becky Policht read the minutes from the Maymeeting.
TREASURER’S REPORT: Club checkbook balance reported. Mikehas tank bag and boots for sale.
CORRESPONDENCE: Shirley sent a card thanking everyone forthe thank-you card and monetary donation in memory of Gil. Shewas also very appreciative of club members wearing their greenshirts and Bob Lannin’s bagpipe tribute. Tina printed out some extracopies of the cover of the May Beemer Buzz, which features apicture of Gil & Shirley.
RALLY CHAIR: Rally shirts are available at tonight’s meeting.
MOA REPORT: 12 motorcycles will be given away on Friday night.Next year’s rally will be in Salem, OR. There will be 5 different bigacts at this year’s rally. Pineapple needs volunteers for the gates.Thursday night the club will be serving beer. There is a charteredclub camping area.
Discussion: Ernie – will there be another drawing on Saturday?Brian – yes.Mike Cohen – you can win more than one time.
RA REPORT: Tina and Karen visited the rally site. There is stillsome snow on the ground. Karen has applications for the rally andRA memberships.
AMA REPORT: No report
EDITOR: Please send newsletter content 2 weeks before the nextmeeting
WEB MASTER: No report
CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE: No report
SUNSHINE COMMITTEE: Report address changes.
TOUR REPORTS: Brian Manke led Dick Burton on a ride to theSlimey Crud. It is not clear whether Brian drove the vehicle thatpulled the trailer with his bike in it, or if he sat on the bike in thetrailer while someone else drove.
Ernie Grill led a ride to the fish fry. A question arose as to whetherthe ride leader had to write the report, or if someone else could doit. Mike Cohen verified that ride reports do not have to be writtenby the leader.
Ernie also led a ride to Gil’s funeral. The group then left for the GR3.
Jim Guthrie is the June ride leader. A ride to Road America isscheduled on 6/9. Meet at the Sawmill Inn at 8am. Ride leaves 9am.
Mike Cohen will lead a ride on 6/23 to Guitar Town in Waukesha.
Bob Lannin will lead a ride to the Chapparall Campground for theclub campout. Meet at Hardee’s at 4:30 p.m. for a 5:00 departure.
NEW BUSINESS: Sharon Ernest has stepped down as clubSecretary. Karen Jacobs nominates Becky Policht. Mike Cohen2nds. Brian Manke closes nominations. All in favor.
Congrats to Gina Twing for finally receiving her AARP card.
The Elkhorn AMA races have been re-scheduled for this Sunday.
There are 2 honor flights arriving at Mitchell Field tomorrowbetween 8:30 and 9:00pm.
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Beemer Buzz • July 2012NEWS & EVENTS
Highlights from the June 1, 2012 Club Meeting
Submitted by Becky Policht
Secretary’s Report
July: No Captain.
August: Rich Ryan
September: Dave Kurth
October: Needs a Captain!
November: Needs a Captain!
December: December: OK - I'll stop pushing for this one.
Reminder to Captains: Don’t forget, in order to be an official clubride, it must be posted in the newsletter. Send your ride info toChristine Ledezma at [email protected]
Contact Jeff Bacon @ 262-470-6472 or e-mail [email protected]
2012 Ride Captains
!Iron Horse Hotel
500 W. Florida Street
Milwaukee, WI 53204
Tuesdays
Culver’s
3705 N. 124th Street
Brookfield, WI 53005
Thursdays
Motor Bar & Restaurant
401 W. Canal Street
Milwaukee, WI 53201
Wednesdays
Quaker Steak & Lube
4900 S. Moorland Road
New Berlin, WI 53151
BIKE NITES
What: July Mystery Ride
When: Sunday, July 15th • 9am-2pm
Where: Schlossmann Power Sports (depart)
Info: Come join us for our June Mystery Ride! Depart
Schlossmann Power Sports at 9am for destinations
unknown!
Beemer Buzz • July 2012EVENTS
July EVENTS
May 18-20 Spring Vintage Weekend
June 1-3 SUBWAY SuperBike Doubleheader (AMA Pro Racing)
June 8-10 Vintage Motorcycle Classic (AHRMA)
June 14-17 WeatherTech® Chicago Region SCCAJune Sprints®
June 21-23 NASCAR Nationwide Series/GRAND-AM Rolex Series (SAT)
July 12-15 The HAWK with Brian Redman (Vintage Cars)
Aug 16-18 American Le Mans Series (Saturday)
Aug 19 Corvette World Tribute
Sept 7-9 VSCDA Elkhart Lake Vintage Festival®
Sept 17-23 SCCA National Championship Runoffs®
Elkhart Lake's Road America
2012 Schedule
May 12
May 13
June 10
July 8
August 12
September 8
September 9
October 14
June 16
July 21
August 18/19
September 15/16
AZTALAN 2012 Race Schedule Aztalan Cycle Club • N6643 Gomol Rd • Lake Mills, WI 53551
http://aztalanmx.com/mxraces.asp http://aztalanmx.com/straces.aspMotocross Short Track
www.facebook.com/powersportsmilwaukee
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RIDE TO EAT
Here’s another motorcycle-themed ride-to-eat destination. If you
have a suggestion, please email information
1504 E. North AveMilwaukee, WI 53202www.clutchmilwaukee.com
Beemer Buzz • July 2012UPCOMING EVENTS
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7/5 - Vintage Night with MilVinMoto
7/12 - British Bike Night with the British Bike Cooperative
7/19 - TBD
7/26 - Cafe Racer Night with MilVinMoto
8/2 - Ducati Night featuring Ducati Milwaukee
8/9 - BMW Night w/Schlossmann’s Power Sports
8/16 - KTM night featuring HMC Racing
8/23 - Erik Buell Racing/EBR Motorcycles
8/30 - BUILD Moto Mentor Program bike auction
9/6 - Chopper Night with Jr's Cycles
9/13 - Ladies Bike Night with the Diamond Posse
The Iron horse hoTel | 2012 Bike Night Lineup:
July 28th
WOMEN OF MAYHEM RIDE - Led by Becky Policht
(formerly known as the “Girls Rule, Guys Drool Ride”)
Time: Meet at 9:30am for a 10:00am departure.
Planned debauchery: We’ll start out at Hardee’s on
I-94 & Hwy 83 and wind our way around the
Southern Kettle Moraine area. Our destination will
be Lauber’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor in
EastTroy. I’m not sure if Lauber’s serves food, so
plan on ice cream for lunch.
September 28-29
NORSEMEN DUAL SPORT ADVENTURE RIDE
All makes are welcome. Come out and ride 175 miles of great fall
colors on dirt roads, paved roads and trails from St. Croix Casino,
Danbury, WI, through St. Croix River Valley, through Nemadji Sate
Forest, lunch at The Street Car Kitchen & Pub, Carlton, to Spirit
Mountain, Duluth, and back to the Casino for social hour, best
poker hand and banquet/dinner. Register online at:
www.norsemenmc.org/events/dual_sport.htm
This is a rain or shine event. Registration closes on Sept 8th and
fees are non-refundable. For more info contact:
[email protected] or 320-743-3158
September 14-16
TRAIL OF TEARS RALLY BY THE RIVER
The Shawnee Area Riders Association is hosting the 3rd annual
Trail of Tears Rally by the River in Thebes, IL 62990. Rally fee of
$20 per person includes 2 nights camping on the banks of the
Mississippi River and a Friday night cookout. Full toilet/shower
facilities and concessions are available. No advance registration;
fee payable at the gate. Contact Lee Brackett for information at:
618-528-8640 or [email protected]
July 2nd - October 22nd
Chicago Region BMW Club #3
WEEKLY HOT DOG RUN
Every Monday Night until November the Chicago Region MOA #3
sponsor's a Hot Dog run, each week at a different Chicagoland
eatery. Come join us for friendly discussions and food. See the
events calendar on our website at www.crbmw.org for more details.
Hope to see you!
August 24-27
15th ANNUAL GALENA CAMPOUT
Join the BMW Motorrad Club Northern Illinois #271 at the Palace
Campground in Galena, IL located on Route 20, next to Wal Mart.
The big tent will again be the Center of activities, where you will
meet our BMW riders, just to have a good time among our BMW
family. Friday August 24th, we serve dinner for our guests at 5pm.
Right next to our activity tent is a bath house with clean showers
and Saturday at 6am we will have coffee and pastries waiting for
you. That day at 10 am we all go for a ride with a lunch stop
somewhere. The ride will return to the Campground by 4:30pm
when our mighty Weber grill will yield up her treasures, Greek Style
chicken and German bratwurst. Registration for this event is $20
per person. Children are welcome, free of charge. Vendors are
welcome too, at no extra charge. Please note that camping and RV
site cost is not included in the registration fee. Please make
camping reservations directly with the Palace Campground office
- phone: 815-777-2466. Galena has several motels, if you’d rather
stay in one of them. Contact person is Gerhard Pilz. Phone: 847-
515-2638, Email: [email protected]
Beemer Buzz • July 2012RIDE REPORTS
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May 18th
CLUB RIDE TO THE GR3 (by Dave Kurth)
What makes a great ride? It is a beautiful day, roads without traffic,
good friends, a great bike, a good destination, or maybe an event
that stirs your heart to just ride?
Well for us on the club ride to the Great River Road Rally it was all
of the above. Ernie volunteered to lead the ride again this year. The
ride started at the Hardee's in Delafield. The loss of Gil Wozniak
caused us all to stop and think and remember what life really
means to us all. The loss of Gil was more than just losing a good
riding buddy. We lost a friend and a brother. The ride to the church
was hard moment and a solemn start to the ride this day. I didn't
have the blessing to know Gil the way a number of you other club
members with more history had known him. Judging by the way
you all spoke so highly of him, he must have been quite a guy. It
was an honor to be present with all of you when we visited with his
family at the church that Friday morning.
We left the church after the visitation and headed west through the
metro area. Ernie even knows good roads through the western
suburbs. We managed to stick together through traffic and
construction and didn't lose one bike. (I WAS watching.)
I had heard from riders from previous years that the ride up to the
rally with Ernie on Friday mornings for the GR3 was the best part
of the weekend. I can now say that the reports were correct. Ernie
led a perfect ride for 14 of us through the farmlands between
Watertown and Madison. We stopped and had a great Bbratwurst
lunch in Sauk City. And then the fun began. I wish I could tell you
what county and state roads we crossed between Sauk City and
Soldiers Grove but it was better to keep my eyes on the road than
to try and mark the way.
The ride was great. Ernie provided the best combination of
challenging roads and speeds that all who joined had fun and just
the right amount of adrenallin. Great job Ernie and thanks for the
super ride!
June 9th
CLUB RIDE TO ROAD AMERICA (by Jim Guthrie)
The June 9th Ride to Road America for the AHRMA Vintage
motorcycle races was well attended by Miro Sapozhnikov and me.
We had an enjoyable ride through some of the curvies in the North
Unit of the Kettle Moraine, arriving at RA about 10:30am, in time to
see plenty of racing. It was fun to see that the BUILD program
(young folks making race bikes out of Honda 165 basket cases) is
growing. Unfortunately, the bike Mark Hoedel was with broke and
thus didn’t compete. We did meet other club members that opted
to find their own way to the event so the Wisconsin Club was well
represented.
June 23rd
CLUB RIDE TO GUITAR TOWN (by Mike Cohen)
Thanks to Jim Guthrie for laying out the complete route in Garmin.
I was able to lead a ride to Waukesha's Guitar Town spectacle. The
63 mile route covered lots of curvy and scenic roads. Only missed
one turn that led to a U-turn. Unfortunately it was in a very high
traffic area. We got lucky...no one got run over. The riding group
was: Karen Jacobs, Virgil Weber (photographer), Jim Guthrie (ride
planner), Ernie Grill, Tony Law, Jim Fuhrmann, Brian Snyder
(prospective member), and Mike Cohen (ride leader). Our own Jim
Guthrie, his dad, and his son made the white guitar pictured. You
can read about the event at: www.waukeshaguitartown.com
To see pics of “Team Guthrie” go to:
www.flickr.com/photos/waukeshaguitartown/sets/72157629755742459
Words of wisdom from A Bikers Guide to Life...
“Sometimes it takes a whole tankful of gas before you can think straight.”
Thanks, Gil.
Beemer Buzz • July 2012
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2012 RA RALLY IN COPPER MOUNTAIN
Famous Last Words. Watch This.
Photos courtesy of Mark Kornfehl
Awesome rally. Beautiful scenery, good friends and amazing roads to explore. Saw a few of theusual suspects, like Karen J., Tina & Mark Doggett, John W. (traffic director), Jim G., Mike C., ErieG., Bob & Alex (working at registration), Joy & Ken, Andy P., Dennis P., Jim F., Jerry B., Sarah B.,and at least one newer face...Greg Hagopian. If you weren’t able to be there, just know that we criedin our beer for you – and then we drank it!
Hope everyone enjoyed their rally adventure despite the heat, high winds, and miscellaneousmechanical problems. It was a great trip but it’s always a relief to get home. Looking forward toSedalia in a couple weeks!
In the quest for inexpensive weekend outings, I’ve located the following (some with the help of friends). Don’t have a clue what we’llexperience with some of these but that’s part of the adventure.
August 3-5, 2012 – Wisconsin Moto Guzzi Rally. The price sounds right. Registration is $35 if you pre-register. Camping at Lake
Joy Campground. What do you get? Wisconsin’s best grilled brats and burgers Friday evening, ham, turkey and beef Saturday evening
and deluxe continental breakfasts Saturday and Sunday morning. Wisconsin’s finest refreshments, including soft drinks, will flow from
the artesian taps. The rally fee includes tent camping Friday and Saturday. Lake Joy is in the heart of Wisconsin’s “driftless” region.
The campground has clean modern restrooms and showers. Go to Wisconsin Moto Guzzi Riders. www.wmgr.org
August 10 – 12, 2012. Viola, WI. Viola Banker Park Campground. 321 W. Commercial Street, Viola, WI. Overnight Camping. Pay
at the Village Hall or Viola Quick Stop. Showers, restrooms, RV sites, Kickapoo River. $8.00/night for tents and $12 for RV.
Bob and Nancy Reitberger’s place up nort’ there hey. August 25th weekend. From the mouth of Bob: There will be a carry
forward charge of $1999.99 per person per night for those of you willing to sleep with the bears (if they can get there that weekend. I
understand they have practice that weekend) Oh, that’s the Chicago type – for those of you that don’t understand. (They will bring
their dogs along.) If you can’t come up with the cash there are other ways to earn your keep, like keeping wood on the fire. As always
it is the home of what once was the cleanest outhouse in the north woods. [Haven’t been there yet but it will be cleaned by then] Have
plenty of room on the porch for sleeping bags. The 55 gallon barrels are full of water for your shower if needed and the outhouse was
pumped out within the last 10 years. About a 4 hour ride north, just east of Rhinelander, gravel road about ¾ mile in off of pavement,
easy to navigate – used to do it on my LT all the time. Those of you with a rustic camping fever are all welcome – fair warning this is
not a luxury vacation place. (We might be there early like Wednesday or Thursday).
P.S. Have a refrigerator (gas) to keep liquid refreshments cold, no running water (only when generator is running), no electricity, room
for only about 100 just so you know
Just so I don’t forget, “bring bug spray”. Also there is a motel about 9 miles away if you cannot stand to be in the woods. Pre register
only for space in the refrigerator, first come first served. Only fee for this is liquid refreshment for the landlord. So let’s see how many
camping diehards there really are in this club. The bonfire will be lit every night to keep the bears away. Also there will be a pot of
Nancy’s BBQ and a big bowl of potato salad, buns, chips, pickles, etc. If interested, please email me. [email protected]
August 31 – September 3, 2012. Labor Day Weekend. Blackhawk Park. Thank you to Jim and Joanne for finding this one last
year. We had a great time last year so have decided to return. The cost per night is $24. Each site is allowed to have 2 tents on it.
This means you can camp Labor Day weekend for a total cost of $36. What a deal. If you’re interested in joining us, please book asap.
This park fills up fast. Mark and I have reserved sites 49 and 50. This means we reserved for 3 more tents or pop ups. Let us know if
you’d like one of our spots. [email protected]
Blackhawk Park is located on a forested bend of the main channel of the Mississippi River. The campground is the largest public use
facility in Mississippi's Pool 9, offering a wide variety of recreational activities. This peaceful park is situated on the main channel of
the Mississippi River. Cottonwoods, green ash, swamp oaks, river birch and willow trees forest the site, offering nice shade in the
summer and beautiful colors in autumn.
Visitors commonly see a variety of wildlife, including bald eagles, blue herons, ducks, geese, whitetail deer and wild turkey. Boating,
kayaking, canoeing and fishing are Blackhawk's most popular forms of recreation.
Here, one can view majestic bluffs and rich backwater vegetation. Sometimes a river barge or classic paddle-wheeled steamboat can
be seen journeying up the river. The campground offers 175 campsites, including 73 with electrical hookups. Flush and vault toilets,
showers, and drinking water are provided, as are picnic tables and fire rings.
Two picnic shelters, two boat ramps, two playgrounds, a volleyball court, horseshoe pits, fishing dock, and a dump station are located
on-site. Historic Battle Bluff Prairie State Natural Area is less than 10 minutes away. The site was designated in 1983 and was the
location of a Black Hawk Indian War battle.
The small river towns of DeSoto, Wisconsin and Lansing, Iowa are nearby. DeSoto is 10 minutes south, with a few restaurants and
shops. Lansing is 15 minutes south. LaCrosse, Wisconsin is 30 minutes north, with restaurants, shops, galleries and farmers markets.
Reservations: www.recreation.gov
Anyone interested in any of these campouts, let’s network. Since some of these are first-come, first-served it would be to
our benefit to have sites saved by the early arrivals.
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Beemer Buzz • July 2012Honey I Ain’t Got Much Money Rides!
By Tina Doggett
Jul 20-22 • Mid-Ohio Vintage Motorcycle Days
Jul 26-29 • Women & MotorcyclingConference, Carson City, NV
Aug 3-5 • Wisconsin Moto Guzzi Rally,Lake Joy Campground
Aug 4 • Rockerbox
Aug 5 • The Wisconsin Ride for Kids,Fireman’s Park, Middleton, WI
Aug 9 • BMW Night at The Iron Horse Hotel
Aug 24-27 • 15th Annual Galena Campout, IL
Sep 14-16 • Trail of Tears Rally by the River,Thebes, IL
Sep 28-29 • Norsemen Dual Sport Ride,Danbury, WI
Sep 29-30 • Big Woods 200, Wabeno, WIWisconsin Dual Sport Riders
Oct 5-7 • MOA Weekend Getaway,Three Bears Lodge, Warrens, WI
Oct 12-14 • Barber Vintage Festival
Oct 12-14 • Falling Leaf Rally, Potosi, MO
Oct 27 • “The Bucky” Dual Sport Ride,Madison Motorcycle Club
2012 Local & Regional Events
July 1 Lenny SchwabJuly 2 Tim SmithJuly 4 Pete HaeselichJuly 4 Tom HarterJuly 5 Shirl WozniakJuly 6 Joy KuenziJuly 9 Glen BishopJuly 10 Lill SchwantesJuly 12 John StanczakJuly 12 Pat StaussJuly 13 Jayne WhiteJuly 14 Bill FingletonJuly 15 Harvey ReadJuly 16 Barbara BoetcherJuly 19 Dave WhiteJuly 20 Miro SapozhnikovJuly 21 Jim KetterJuly 22 Mary NelsonJuly 26 Wanda BurmanJuly 26 Lynn ByrnesJuly 26 Gail HendersonJuly 28 Dewayne Williams
UPCOMING EVENTS
2012 Wisconsin Club Events July Birthdays
...and a June Birth!
2012 International Events
Jul 19-22 • 40th BMW MOA RallySedalia, MO
Jul 6 • Club Meeting, 8pm
Aug 3 • Club Meeting, 8pm
Sep 7-9 • 42nd Annual Wisconsin Dells Rally
Oct 5 • Club Meeting, 8pm
Beemer Buzz • July 2012
Tiny yawns & sleepy sighs, Nursery Rhymes & Lullabies.
Announcing the arrivalof: Lily Sophia
Born on Sunday,June 17th (Father’s Day), 2012Time 4:36pm
Birth Weight 6lbs 13ozLength 20.5”
Proud Parents: Michael & Tracey Maszka
