Wisconsin American Legion Riders Association

 

The original American Legion Riders were first formed in Garden City, Michigan, Post 396 in November of 1993 by Bill “Polka” Kaledas and Chuck “Tramp” Dare. It consisted of members of the Legion Family (Post, Auxiliary and S.A.L.) who ride motorcycles.

Since that time, the American Legion Riders have grown to be the largest Veteran’s motorcycling organization in the Nation. We share a common interest in motorcycling.

We are not a motorcycle club. We are an association, a group of American Legion family members who ride for a cause and have been adopted as a program of the Americanism pillar of the Legion.

Whether it is working together on veteran’s issues, participating in a local parade as a motorcycle color guard, raising funds for a veterans’ charity, or cruising together on a beautiful fall colored highway, the American Legion Riders program has provided enjoyment for members who share a common interest in motorcycling.

Today, the ALRA of Wisconsin consists of many members covering all twelve districts across the state.

Membership Requirements

Membership Requirements

 

 

  • Current member of The American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary or Sons of The American Legion. 
  • Registered owner of a motorcycle of at least 500cc. 
  • Hold a current motorcycle endorsement. 


 

District Directors

 

District 1 Tim Flury • 262-894-6492
District 2 Corey Doehrmann • 262-305-0305 

District 3 Mike Rynes • 608-475-2267 

District 4/5 Jeff Grom • 414-768-9673 

District 6 Jeff Puddy • 920-948-7916 

District 7 Gary Hess • 608-788-1768 

District 8 Pat Kulas • 715-424-0555 

District 9 Paul Heit • 920-757-1118 

District 10 David Schiedler • 715-313-0378 

District 11 James Sprague • 715-277-4938 

District 12 Bill Roberts • 715-642-0958