MILWAUKEE — For decades, Throttle Twisters has been the spot for motorcyclists across Milwaukee and even the country.
Established in the 1950s, it was the first Black biker bar in Milwaukee. After a fire in the 80s, the tavern was rebuilt and bought by Latoya Howard’s dad, Shorty, in 1990.
While on the outside it looks like an average bar, the space has been a home for biker clubs across the city for decades, like Wolfpack MC.
Mara Davis is better known to everyone by her nickname, Tadpole. Recently retired, she worked at the bar since she was 14.
“I would help when they have sets and cook out. I would come behind the bar and sell the candy and soda while the bartender served the drinks,” Tadpole smiled.
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