Four-day event will continue through Sunday

The thundering roar that shook the city out of its bed this morning was compliments of the Milwaukee Rally, a four-day celebration of Harley-Davidson motorcycles kick-starting Thursday.

The events are free and open to everyone, offering food, live music and shopping at venues all around town, including State Fair Park, the Harley-Davidson Museum and local dealers in Milwaukee, New Berlin and Thiensville.

The Milwaukee Rally is also offering a little Hollywood action with the appearance of actress Sheree Wilson, star of “Easy Rider: The Ride Back.” Wilson will meet fans at a screening of a trailer for the upcoming movie Thursday at the Harley museum, which is also showing the original “Easy Rider” film at 9 p.m.

Wilson, well-known for her roles in the television series “Dallas” and playing opposite Chuck Norris in “Walker: Texas Ranger,” visited Milwaukee for Harley’s 100th anniversary and says she’s glad to be back. She’s visited several rallies this year around the country to promote the movie, but Milwaukee will stand out, she said.

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MILWAUKEE – It’s a Harley party, a celebration in-between celebrations! The 8th annual Milwaukee Rally kicks off Thursday morning. Events will take place all over the area at local dealerships, State Fair Park and the Harley-Davidson Museum.

“This year is bigger and better and it really is this year,” said John Schaller, owner of the House of Harley-Davidson.
Tents are being set-up at dealerships all over the Milwaukee area in preparation for another Harley-Davidson party.

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Hey, look who’s hogging all the fun this week.

The 8th annual Harley-Davidson Milwaukee Rally gets cranking at 9 a.m. Thursday with events through Sunday at Wisconsin State Fair Park, the Harley-Davidson Museum and four local dealers: Milwaukee Harley-Davidson; Suburban Motors, Thiensville; Hal’s Harley-Davidson/Buell, New Berlin; and House of Harley-Davidson/Buell, Milwaukee.

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