they had met in person, and were beginning a ten years, and Bill is still doing his cross-country
journey of more than ten days together. That’s touring on his ’89 Low Rider Convertible that’s
quite a beginning. showing 180,000 miles on the odometer.
Kazuo and Kyoko Omiya of Fukushima City, Those few brief stories are just the ‘tip of the
Japan have been leaving their Ultra Classic in iceberg’ of the extensive travelogue of road tales
Chicago with “Milwaukee Harold” Jaeger and that will be shared by the rally riders and the folks
“Cruisin’ Susan” Daly for about the past ten years, at the Harley-Davidson dealer parties along the
and join in on at least one National H.O.G. riding route.
rally in the U. S. each year. I had an opportunity to Clay McCreary of St. Joe Harley-Davidson
lunch at Boudreaux’s in St. Joe with Dave Hansen echoed similar comments in his e-mail letter to
of St. Charles, Illinois and Bill Dickinson from Key his customers, friends, and acquaintances: “As
Largo, Florida. Dave has averaged about two Na- time grew closer with each day the city of St. Joe
tional H.O.G. riding rallies each year for the past began preparations to cater the needs of over five
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