"Tour of America's Dairyland" bike race takes bikers all across Southeast Wisconsin
Posted: Jun 25, 2018 8:19 AM CDT
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West Bend (CBS 58)--Throngs of bikers and spectators alike will take over the streets of West Bend today. It's part of the annual "Tour of America's Dairyland" bike race now in its tenth year. Eleven communities in eleven days are highlighted. Over the weekend, Grafton and Waukesha played host to the event. West Bend itself has been rated as one of the best courses by many riders with its six corners and "grippy" hill.
Various community events run in conjunction with the bike races, practically lasting all day and featuring various age groups from kids to the pros. Click here to see where the race is heading to next.
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