Annual Rally

January 1st, 2011 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin - The British Biker Cooperative (BBC) has enthusiastically and very successfully promoted the rich heritage of the British motorcycle in the United States for over three decades. Their membership enjoy all facets of British motorcycling past and present through their active participation in motorcycle events throughout the United States and beyond. The BBC is most recognized for their annual Rally that has drawn thousands of motorcyclists over the years into the unique experience of British motorcycling in the United States.

On July 15-17, 2011, the BBC will celebrate their 31st Annual British Biker Cooperative - Motorcycle Rally and Show at Eagle Cave Natural Campground in Blue River, Wisconsin. The event offers a weekend of activities including the infamous Road Kill Cafe, group rides and bike games, a Motorcycle Show, live music both nights, comfortable shaded camping with dedicated quiet areas, and refreshments. An assortment of on-site amenities include a restaurant, camp store, showers, and cave tours through Wisconsin's largest commercial cave. The event formally kick-starts on Friday, but the BBC encourages riders to arrive early to avoid the rush. The BBC Rally location is 60 miles due west of Madison, Wisconsin near the Wisconsin River and features many area attractions including rides along the majestic Mississippi River, Frank Lloyd Wright's Spring Green, and The House on the Rock.

This event offers a great opportunity to see both rare vintage and late model British motorcycles in action on some of the best riding roads in the Midwest. All motorcycle enthusiasts are welcome.

BBC Rally Thank You Announcement Saturday night at rally BBC Web Site Listing (www.britishbiker.net ) (contact information) on our Thank You page, please attach your business card to the door prize so that your information can be properly recognized.

Dear Peggy (BBC VP of Marketing),

"I can't tell you how happy I was to receive the trophies in the mail from your show. As a peoples choice show, it makes me happy that folks like the old crusty stuff like my McEnzie and Royal Enfield as well as the beautifully restored bikes. Beyond the trophies and the show the whole scene is unlike any other vintage bike gathering I've ever been to. Everybody is so friendly and inclusive of people who may not be regulars at your club events. I've been to your show many times in the past but bringing my 4 year old Max this year reminded me what it's like to have no worries about my child in a crowd of people. That's rare! Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing you folks at Davenport this weekend.

Sincerely, Mike Crane"