Robin Yount rides motorcycle at Brewers World Series rally
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Last updated Oct 30, 2026
Robin Yount took part in the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series rally on October 30, recreating his iconic motorcycle ride from 1982. The 71-year-old rode a custom Harley-Davidson, owned by Bob Uecker, to celebrate the Brewers as 2026 World Series Champions. Joined by fellow Hall of Famers Paul Molitor, Ted Simmons, and Rollie Fingers, Yount engaged the crowd and waved the championship flag. Each player shared memories, with Molitor humorously referencing his past with the team and their long wait for a championship title.
- •Yount participated in the celebration on October 30.
- •He rode a motorcycle to pay homage to his 1982 ride.
- •Molitor won a World Series with the Blue Jays in 1993.
- •Yount held the Commissioner's Trophy during the rally.
- •Fingers and Simmons also spoke at the event.
- 10:09 PMYahoo Sports — Robin Yount recreates (somewhat) famed cycle ride to cap World Series rally
"Robin Yount was one of four 1982 Brewers – all Baseball Hall of Famers – to take part in the World Series rally on Friday, Oct. 30.
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