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Like in past years, I'll ride my bicycle to Fisk on Sunday afternoon (July 19) before AirVenture opens its doors to the public, and I'm inviting you to come along.
Facebook link to the invite & RSVP
If you don't have Facebook, don't worry about an RSVP - just show up. Here is the information from the invite:
This is a bike ride along Fisk Avenue, which is part of the famous Fisk Arrival which tens of thousands of airplanes fly over to get to AirVenture each year. We'll ride our bicycles to Fisk where we can see the air traffic controllers who run Fisk Approach. Afterwards, we'll stop at Wehrmann's Bar in Fisk for a refreshment before heading back to Oshkosh.
Meeting location is the registration area of Camp Scholler (Neunteufel Ave, near Poberezny Rd). Look for the area with all the flag poles across from registration; departure from there will be at 1:00 PM on Sunday, July 19.
The route is about 8 miles each way and fairly flat. Fisk Ave itself is very quiet and bike-friendly, but be prepared to mix with other traffic until we get there. Ride at your own risk. Helmets and locks are encouraged.
Starting location: Camp Scholler registration area:
Facebook link to the invite & RSVP
If you don't have Facebook, don't worry about an RSVP - just show up. Here is the information from the invite:
This is a bike ride along Fisk Avenue, which is part of the famous Fisk Arrival which tens of thousands of airplanes fly over to get to AirVenture each year. We'll ride our bicycles to Fisk where we can see the air traffic controllers who run Fisk Approach. Afterwards, we'll stop at Wehrmann's Bar in Fisk for a refreshment before heading back to Oshkosh.
Meeting location is the registration area of Camp Scholler (Neunteufel Ave, near Poberezny Rd). Look for the area with all the flag poles across from registration; departure from there will be at 1:00 PM on Sunday, July 19.
The route is about 8 miles each way and fairly flat. Fisk Ave itself is very quiet and bike-friendly, but be prepared to mix with other traffic until we get there. Ride at your own risk. Helmets and locks are encouraged.
Starting location: Camp Scholler registration area:
