Cool! Were you able to find yourself in the video?

@@trippontwowheels not yet, have to watch it many times,lol.

Feet were tired, arm was tired, wondering why I didn’t take a tripod with me!

How goes it big Moe!?!

@@trippontwowheels just fine good weather here n Indiana..

@@MoeLarrycurly1Good to hear! It’s an oven here in Texas.

@@trippontwowheels my son lives in Phenix 115 there..

@@MoeLarrycurly1 Yes, that place is scary hot.

Call the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and ask them. They are the ones saying it was a record. No idea if they were there.

WGAF if Guinness was there or not? Think they are there for all records? Track and field? Golf? The Olympics? Guinness only gives a crap about selling books and charging fees. Millions of records out there Guinness has nothing to do with. Worry about something important.

@@trippontwowheels Some Trucker ran from the Police for 1/2 an hour .. the Media called it a "High Speed Chase" They used tire spikes.. Trucker got out got on his knees with hands up and a Cop released his dog on him and chewed on him for a bit.. It was a Black guy too.. The Media would not have cared if it was a White guy . Adam Sandoval got the Biggest Harley Parade Record back from Greece.. Guiness Book of Records was there to check Registrations and count bikes.

not a Guiness record

Check with who? Harley? The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel? They both went on record saying the 120th parade was bigger.

How about checking past parade facts with law enforcement or with past Milwaukee Journal articles. The largest parade was the 100th. That’s the one everyone wanted to be at. The City and surrounding are was overrun by motorcycles. You could hardly move downtown or by the Lake if you wanted to. 100’s of residents rented out their homes for the event. The parade itself was staged on both sides of the closed down expressway. None of that happened at the 120th. I know because I live in the area. Ask a newspaper for hard facts especially the Milw Journal! You are kidding right?? And if you ask Harley what do you expect them to say? That it was smaller which equates to fewer riders and sales. Come on now. In my experience living here and working here as a cop the 120th didn’t rank close to the 95th or 100th Anniversaries in attendance or parade size.

No idea, but according to city officials who counted all the bikes, it beat the previous record by over 3,000 if you can believe the press release afterward.

@@trippontwowheels if it’s not official from Guinness book Adam still has the record. It was a pain to register and officially count the bikes in 2019.

@@NorCal-refrigeration I don’t really care who has or keeps the record, I just enjoyed watching the parade. It was amazing. For all I know, and I don’t, Guinness could have been there.

@@trippontwowheels I think it’s great. Was just trying to find out if it’s an official record. I bet it was amazing 🤩

@@NorCal-refrigeration I couldn’t tell ya, but the experience was amazing. I almost went on a Milwaukee City Tour instead. Thank God they were already full! Ride safe brother.

True. Out of the 7,000 bikes in this parade, there were probably 20 that weren’t Harleys. Such a cool sight. Guinness certified or not (and it may have been for all I know), there were way more than 3,500 Harleys in this parade.

@@jefffuller6683 Clickbait? Where does it say Guiness anywhere? Just enjoy the fact that 7,000 Harley owners got together proudly on their bikes and rode in the parade. And yes, 99%+ were Harleys.

Of course you were there counting! Oh, you weren't even there.

Don’t know who you were addressing Paul, but I definitely was there. I shot the video. 🙂

@@trippontwowheels not you, the other two. I say great job recording. It’s a record in my book. I went to the museum Thursday and House of Harley Saturday. Thanks again for sharing!

@@paulburt1168 Wasn’t it a great time? All but my arm getting tired holding that camera up for 50+ minutes. Ride safe brother.