The AMCA European Chapter
International Meet 2009
Dinkelsbühl/Germany
Antique Motorcycle Club of America
European Chapter
The Philosophy of the AMCA continues directly from that followed
by the four successful business men who founded the club in 1954.
These men collected, preserved, and restored old motorcycles,
thereby saving a segment of early Americana.
These were family men who envisioned a club operated in such a manner as
to include all family members at the clubs' events.
They felt that a great deal of wholesome fun and enjoyment would result
from sharing their interests in old motorcycles.
Club memberships has always been opened to all enthusiasts and interested persons.
No restrictions of any kind have been set as to race, creed, color, make of bike,
nationality or country of residence.
July 3th to July 5th, 2009
Dinkelsbühl, Germany
Dinkelsbühl is simply enchanting!
Every day of every year, guests from all over the world are overwhelmed
by the charms of one of Germany’s most beautiful medieval towns. Wherever they look,
visitors encounter living history rather than the raucous attractions of a fun park.
The Antique Motorcycle Club of America
European Chapter Meet 2009
Welcome to Dinkelsbühl, Germany
Anja and the Harley-Davidson 33RLEX (one of eight) only for Germany!
Dinkelsbühl has its own legend of how it was saved from conquerors in the Thirty Years War -
the daughter of the town sentry awakened the sympathy of the conquering Swedish general
when she walked through the towns streets with weeping children in tow.
St. George's Minster of Dinkelsbühl
Eric and Anja with the Harley-Davidson 29JD Sidehack in front of the historic City Wall
Dinkelsbühl’s industrious craftsmen and flourishing trading activities enhanced its wealth,
with the town’s fortifications and 16 towers providing protection from attack. St. George’s Minster,
one of the most beautiful hall churches in Germany, was built at the intersection of the old trade routes.
Artists discovered the picturesque Books, crannies and alleyways of the old town in the last century
and now visitors from all over the world flock to the medival town to get a taste of its vibrant ambiance.
Come and visit Dinkelsbühl in Germany &
the European Chapter of the AMCA in 2009
One of a kind Harley-Davidson 34RLDX (only for Germany)
in front oft the Wörnitz Gate in Dinkelsbühl, Germany
Dinkelsbühl is more than just a fairy-tale town bearing witness to the Middle Ages,
and it’s more than an important magnet for tourists at the intersection of the Romantic Road
and the highway linking the Alps and the Baltic Sea (Ferienroute Alpen-Ostsee).
July 3th to July 5th, 2009
Dinkelsbühl, Germany
Dinkelsbühl is the headquarters of the Romantic Road Association, and its international
flair contrasts with its picturesque tranquillity in the Franconian-Swabian countryside.
Dinkelsbühl
on the Romantic Road
Bavaria/Germany
Towers on the City Wall Dinkelsbühl, Bavaria (Frankonia)
Dinkelsbühl is still enclosed within an intact city wall and looks much the way it did 300 years ago.
Dinkelsbühl not only survived the Thirty Years War,
it also escaped destruction in World War II and has avoided modern developments.
Wörnitz Gate, Dinkelsbühl
The former Imperial Town of Dinkelsbühl, with its distinctive townscape,
lies in the idyllic Wörnitz Valley. Dinkelsbühl’s perfectly preserved town walls
and magnificent patrician houses, which include the "Hezelhof" and the "Deutsches Haus",
are a reminder of Dinkelsbühl’s glorious era in the 15th and 16th century.
Dinkelsbühl on the Romantic Road (Romantische Strasse)
The Romans built a trading route, the Via Claudia Augusta, through Bavaria.
Today the cultural riches and natural treasures of this region are connected by the Romatische Strasse,
the most visited tourist route in Germany.
Established officially in 1950 to jumpstart tourism in Germany after the war,
the route stretches 217 miles between Würzburg and Füssen.
Why Romantic?
Because travelers find the road serene, idyllic and transporting.
The combination of quaint medieval towns, castles large and small, and landscapes of rivers,
lakes and dense forests offers something for everyone.
And the Highlight - Come and enjoy Dinkelsbühl
MORE INFORMATIONS ?
Contact Fritz, left (AMCA Member 4677)
Fritz Simmerlein
Veitsweiler Strasse 6
91744 Weiltingen
Germany
Mail:
Phone:
Germany +49-9853-387110
Yes, we speak english.
ROAD MAP
| from Airport Frankfurt: A3 to Autobahncross Biebelried, and the A7 in Direction Ulm to Exit Dinkelsbühl / Fichtenau from Kassel or Ulm: A7 to Exit Dinkelsbühl / Fichtenau from Nürnberg: A6 to Autobahncross Feuchtwangen, and the A7 in Direction Ulm to Exit Dinkelsbühl / Fichtenau From Munich: A8 to Exit Augsburg West, and the B2 und B25 (Romantic Road) from Heidelberg / Heilbronn: A6 to Autobahncross Feuchtwangen, and the A7 in Richtung Ulm to Exit Dinkelsbühl / Fichtenau |
