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No disrespect to any of you BUT if I choose to trailer to Sturgis I could care less what someone thinks as I have nothing to prove to anyone ... I always find it funny that men need to judge others on how they get to Sturgis like they are tougher or something. I especially chuckle at the t-shirts that say "I Rode Mine" ... The thing to remember is that we ALL come together for our love of motorcycles not how BAD you think you are because you chose to ride 1500 miles.
Now on a lighter note, I have been to Sturgis 10 times so far and have trailered 4 times. This year I will trailer to southern Colorado and will ride from there. Texas is brutal in August.
No disrespect to any of you BUT if I choose to trailer to Sturgis I could care less what someone thinks as I have nothing to prove to anyone ... I always find it funny that men need to judge others on how they get to Sturgis like they are tougher or something. I especially chuckle at the t-shirts that say "I Rode Mine" ... The thing to remember is that we ALL come together for our love of motorcycles not how BAD you think you are because you chose to ride 1500 miles.
Now on a lighter note, I have been to Sturgis 10 times so far and have trailered 4 times. This year I will trailer to southern Colorado and will ride from there. Texas is brutal in August.
Originally Posted by PJinHouston
Sure, what size is your EGO?
Damn dude who yanked your chain so hard ? Nobody cracked on anybody about trailering that was just a factual statement.
since I just purchased my 2015 Limited, I simply had a 1,000 mile service completed BUT insisted ALL fasteners be checked ... Will ride for the next 3 weeks in the event any bugs are detected before the haul from Houston.
I leave from Central Texas on Wed Jul 29th...when you headed up?
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