January 1st, 2008 - 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 nearly 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 
which has drawn thousands of motorcyclists over the years into the unique experience of British motorcycling 
in the United States.

    On July 18-20, 2008, the BBC will celebrate their Twenty Eighth Annual British Biker Cooperative - Motorcycle
Rally and Show at Eagle Cave Natural Campground in Blue River, Wisconsin.  This year's theme is "Norton-40 Years 
of Going Commando" commemorating the Commando's  40th anniversary.  The event offers a weekend of activities including 
the infamous Road Kill Cafe, group rides and bike games, a Motorcycle Show, live music, 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 Loyd 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.

    For additional Rally information visit our BBC web site at britishbiker.net, contact Peggy Kasper 
here or contact the BBC directly at:


British Biker Cooperative
P. O. Box 371021
Milwaukee, WI. 53237-2121 USA

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