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The groups are beginning to travel to Sturgis, first group left yesterday, second group this friday last group next week.......stops planned are yellowstone, tetons, and into Glacier park/Canada....then all converging to Sturgis for the same week.....all 4 houses in Lead, S.D. Alpine ski area.
Can't wait.....leaving this friday with secong group. Hope all of the great roads are open.
Enjoy your ride we leave on the 31st and have a house in Box Elder for the first week then not sure what direction we are riding the second week. We had 4 weeks last year did the tetons, Yellowstone, glacier, Banff, Jasper some of Idaho and into Washington before turning east. There is a road from Lolo Mt across Idaho route 12 that is incredible. This sign is at the start of it
We leave here Friday.(3 bikes ) Colorado, new Mexico, Yellowstone, and Beartooth Pass. Then meet the second group (4 bikes)in Deadwood a week later, and staying in Deadwood for the week.
I'm in the first group �� 3 more sleeps!
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We leave here Friday.(3 bikes ) Colorado, new Mexico, Yellowstone, and Beartooth Pass. Then meet the second group (4 bikes)in Deadwood a week later, and staying in Deadwood for the week.
I'm in the first group �� 3 more sleeps!
We leave this friday, spending the night in Sioux City Iowa, then to Rapis City to Glacier national Park....Canada....then look around to Lead, SD.
See you on the road..
Coming through Sioux City watch your speed and the construction. The city fathers like to relieve travelers of their hard earned cash with the use of speed cameras on I-29 north and southbound. Travelers have donated over $3 Million last year alone. There is one camera on each side and you can see the trailers with their flashers on constantly. They are also widening the interstate to 3 lanes but in order to do that - they have it down to one lane going each direction. Be careful and don't donate to the city coffers....
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4 houses, 30 bikes to Sturgis.....
