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Lake Superior Circle Tour January 3, 2012 - Bad news. The 2012 Lake Superior Circle Tour is cancelled.
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Photos from
the 2010
Lake Superior Circle Tour
The 2011 Wolf's Head Lake Superior Circle Tour will start and end at the Spirit Mountain Country Inn, Proctor Minnesota, near the top of Spirit Mountain, which overlooks Duluth Minnesota and Lake Superior. If you plan on going please make your reservations early. The Jim Hogan Fun Run has changed its dates to: August 13-14, 2011. Anyone needing a place to stay before the Fun Run are welcome to camp at Jack's House.
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The Lake Superior Circle Tour is a
leisurely 1,500-mile cruise around Lake Superior, an event that gives
visitors the chance to experience waterfront vistas, fine
roads, maritime and mining history, and friendly people. Wolf's Head Motorcycle Rally & Tour puts riding first and rallying a close second. The "Wolf's Head Lake Superior Circle Tour" runs five days and runs counter-clockwise around Lake Superior following the shoreline through Wisconsin, Michigan, Ontario, and Minnesota, with overnight stops in Houghton and Munising, Michigan, and Wawa and Nipigon, Ontario. The pace this year is again relaxed to allow more time for sight seeing and the distance ridden on any day will not exceed 300 miles. Motorcyclists come from all over the North America to this family-oriented Tour. It is being promoted through motorcycle clubs and enthusiast magazines across the U.S., Canada and now in Europe.
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On the Wolf's Head Tours we ride safely, therefore we use our helmets like the ones from motorcycle helmet from bikebandit Remember that Michigan and Ontario require helmets although in Minnesota and Wisconsin they are not required. |
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"It would be a fine thing for the world if some of this goodwill
could be bottled up at Christmas time and dealt out regularly
wherever it was needed during the rest of the year. For
instance, I'm sure the motorcycle world could stand some of it;
for, even though we boast of our "good fellowship" spirit, there
still seems to be a tendency among a good many motorcyclist to
slight the fellow riding another kind of machine. Motorcyclist
are all bound together by a brotherhood tie through their love
of the sport, and what difference does it make what make of
machine he rides as long as he belongs to the clan?" -- Walter
Davidson -- The
December,
1920 edition of the H-D Enthusiast Magazine. |
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