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Some buds of mine left for Sturgis on Friday. I called another friend to go for a ride today and he had to stay home with wifey cause him and another guy are leaving tomorrow in a motorhome trailering the bikes for, ya that's right, Sturgis.
All last week I talked to people heading to the wonderful Black Hills. That place has got to be insane this week. Yes?
Went two years ago , loved it . Friday some friends left to go , felt alittle down but there's always next year . Traffic in Sturgis can be a bear . Get where you going early , or be prepared to idle in traffic .
Me still here too!!
I love the country out there, but don't think I want to put up with that many people.
I could just about spend all day at the Crazy Horse monument, something about that place really pulls the strings inside me.
Staying home here too! Have been there in the cage in the off rally time, man that's gotta be rough getting around with all those people there! Kinda like New Orleans during Mardi Gras. I drove a cage down Bourbon st. and could not believe how narrow it was. To be there during the M.G would be unreal!!
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