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I say less by 4 ppl.
We have decided not to go this year. ( have gone the past 3 years ). But doing a road trip to southern Utah instead. I love the music in Sturgis but I have done most of the rides many times, and I really don't need to buy anything for the bike. So we figured we would skip this year, but will prob go next.
I think more. Everybody I have talked with in Sturgis and going is the camp grounds are booked up good and so are the hotels. I think attendance was 380k last year and they are expecting 500k+ this year but that is all speculation, I'll be heading that way a week from today and arriving on the 27th for two weeks of fun.
unfortunately definetely MORE...last year hd had the 105th S&S cycles had the 50th and gas prices are lower this year!! watch out for the dui road blocks
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