Motorcycling Dog Rides on a Harley

Bacchus, Motorcycling Dog

Bacchus, the motorcycling dog from Madison, WI, rides with his person, Tamara on her Harley motorcycle. He wears his goggles and sits in his front pack hence the nickname “Front Pack.” Tamara DePue earned the nickname “Back Pack.” Bacchus enjoys the wind in his face and being with the other bikers who give him lots of attention.

As I waited with others for the Diamond Posse to arrive I met Bacchus. Five women showed up who rode their motorcycles from Texas to Wisconsin bringing encouragement and support to veterans. He was getting a lot of attention as we waited. The Diamond Posse asked The New Glory Flag Bike Team (one Harley with 50 US Flags and six Harley Honor Guard with flags) to escort them from Iowa to the end of the trip in Wisconsin. The Diamond Posse also asked Women in Motion to keep the roads safe for the Diamond Posse and New Glory Flag Bike team. Bacchus rode with Tamara, Women on Wheels Road Guard who were awesome keeping everyone safe.

My husband John is a member of the New Glory Flag Bike and I drove the support vehicle on this trip.

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