With Sturgis only being a day and a half away we at AMERiders thought we would offer up some Sturgis Long Distance Riding Tips, Do’s and Don’ts. Whether you are riding to Sturgis for the first time or the 77th time, we all learn from experience- ours or someone else’s. Sometimes it is better if you can learn from someone else’s experience! We asked around and scoured the net and this write up is what we found out for you.

Big Important To Do’s

• Ensure your bike is in the best mechanical shape that it can be in – you don’t want to spend your whole Sturgis trip getting your bike fixed.
• Get all your documents in order: license, registration, proof of insurance and that everything is current. Leave extra copies of registration/ins docs at home. Make sure these are with you and on your bike.
• Put ICE (In Case of Emergency) info (who to contact on your behalf) under ICE in your phone contacts. All medical personnel look for this if you are in need of assistance. Some Phones have an App for this on phones. Make sure this is also up to date.
• Check Laws as You will be crossing multiple state lines: DO know their laws ahead of time! Lane splitting? Right turn on red? Helmet required? And more? This is very important. You do not want multiple fines for anything in multiple states that need to be paid.
• Keep your phone charged. You might have to be creative. Look for food stops where you can plug in (Many Subway sandwich shops have plugs at the tables). A Phone can save your life in an emergency.
• Join a towing service! Break downs happen and there is nothing like being stuck with no one to turn to for help. MTS, AMA, Cross-Country motor club, some insurance companies and some auto clubs have plans that will tow you out of trouble. This is not a matter of just money (the cost of the plan versus the risk of the cost of a later tow), these clubs have contracted with tow companies around the U.S. Skip the insurance and you can spend hours burning up the phone looking for a tow company. Pay a little now or pay a lot later in the form of money and wasted trip time.
• Carry a flat repair kit and know how to use it! The majority of tubeless tires punctures can be repaired in just a few minutes! There is no excuse for not carrying a repair kit, but even more importantly, you should know how to use it. Practice at home on an old tire so you are not trying to figure the process out on the side of the road! While tube-type tires are more of a hassle, once you learn how to patch a tube, it can be done a lot faster than trying to arrange a tow.

These are not only important some of these can save your life and save you lots of money in the long run.

What do I take with me?

So with the list that is above, there are some things other things that you might want to bring with you as well and we will give you some options and tell you why.  A tool kit, sunscreen, and rain gear are obvious but just to make sure you don’t have too many bad surprises, here’s another basic list of items for you to consider taking with you:

Rain suit, rain gloves, rain boots
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Drinking water
First aid kit
Toolkit
Road map (you won’t have cell coverage everywhere)
Toothpaste and brush
Clothes
Snack food
Eye drops
Glasses cleaner
Deodorant

What to pack these in?

What do you pack these in? Well, most of you already know as you take long rides to different places anyway. However, for those that don’t know Let’s give a rundown.

Saddlebag: A Saddlebag, can be used to pack clothes toiletries in, As well as any extra’s you need such as Meds and other important personal items you need while traveling. We have a large selection such as our  PVC Motorcycle Saddlebag With Lock that features a zip-off bag with Heavy Duty Velcro Cover and Lock, it’s universally fitting to most bikes. Includes a hard sheet inside the box with 4 pockets, a Heavy Duty Quick Release, is 100% Waterproof. It is UV protected and it will not turn white in extreme heat and will Hold its Shape. These sweet saddlebags have 4 Tie down ribbons on each side for extra security, and also have heat protection on the bottom of the bags. You can also pack your rain gear and other easy to get to items in here as well. If they won’t fit you can Place them in other bags.

Toolbag: A Toolbag Is used for putting your toolkit in, as it can happen to anyone that dreaded breakdown. A loose nut or bolt or something else that calls for a needed tool. Keeping them close at hand is important, that is when a toolbag like this 10″ Motorcycle Tool Bag With Eagle, this sleek toolbag has a large=eagle stitched on the front, and on the back, it features 2 roller buckle straps for easy installation of the tool bag to the motorcycle. This slick looking bag is also waterproof to keep out moisture.

Luggage

Luggage is necessary when riding for a long distance you may not need many pieces if it is just one of you but when there are two of you, it takes a bit more. We have many Luggage Sets available in a varying number of pieces for you to choose from or to mix and match such as this 6pc Heavy-Duty Waterproof Motorcycle Bag Set This gorgeous set features a windshield bag, sissy bar bag, tool bag, barrel bag, and a pair of 14-1/2″ x 12-1/2″ x 7-5/8″ saddle bags.They are a universal fit for most bikes and have not only chrome studs but quick release buckles as well. We also have other Luggage items that are lockable which are a good thing for Sturgis unless you have someone driving with you in a motorhome that has a spot to lock up your bike. Now that is what we call class.

EXTRAS

There are many extra things that you need to bring with you on your long ride to Sturgis such as physical maps cause your phone won’t work everywhere in the mountains. If you have room on your tank, use a magnetic zippered tank bag. Map in the plastic window; inside – a bottle of water, snack bar, beef jerky, tissue, travel-pack of baby wipes (trust us), small flashlight, extra gloves, a kickstand coaster, other personal essentials, can all be right there when needed vs. digging in a bag.

A strong cable jacket lock, plus a strong cable bike lock, and small luggage locks like for suitcase zippers. Using these strategically can help add security and discourage snoopers on the road if you are alone and have to leave your bike unattended for a few minutes going in a restroom etc. Using airline TSA approved luggage locks or carabiner style combination locks on every zipper on every bag, is also a great investment as they are hard to break and get into quickly.

There are many more things but most of all, be careful have fun and take great pictures to show us.

~And as always….

~Live Free Ride Hard~

~AMERiders

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Let AMERiders keep you up to date with information Sturgis Rally and give you travel tips as well.

And as always don’t forget to send us your stories, pictures, and events for posting to GALLERY.AMERIDERS @ GMAIL.COM  and we will post them for you. The more people that know about your event the better and we are offering free advertising. We would also love to hear about your rides and love to see those bikes so send those stories and pictures.

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With 6 and a half days left to the Sturgis 77th Anniversary Motorcycle Rally, we at AMERiders are continuing to dig up some more information for you on what is happening. From Racing to Coins and Museums and things in between there is lots more to inform you about.

FLAT TRACK IS THE REAL THING

Coca Cola Supports Russ Brown Pappy Hoel Speed Classic In Sturgis

The Pappy Hoel Speed Classic presented by Russ Brown returns to the same historic dirt track where it all began back in 1938. And just like the first flat track race organized by the local motorcycle dealer and area business, the Speed Classic roars back into downtown Sturgis backed by Coca-Cola and area convenience and grocery stores. Stop by Rapid City and Black Hills area stores for a chance to win a Family Fun 4-Pack of 4 VIP passes for the Speed Classic and other prizes.

Set for August 3-5, 2017 at the Meade County Fairgrounds in Sturgis, The Russ Brown Pappy Hoel Speed Classic kicks off a full week of racing during this year’s Rally. Following the Speed Classic, The Spirit Of Sturgis Antique Motorcycle Races (open to pre-1970s vintage bikes) take place on Monday, August 7 (gates open at 4 pm). Fans are invited to an after party and vintage bike show immediately following the antique races on Monday evening at 7 p.m. at the historical Sturgis Half Mile track. Tuesday, August 8 the Sturgis Vintage Gypsy Run heads over to Black Hills Speedway for the American Flat Track Pro Half Mile and then Wednesday is the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.  Read more of the article here.

 Sturgis Motorcycle Museum

About The Museum:

The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame’s mission is to collect, preserve and interpret the history of motorcycling; honor those who have made a positive and significant impact on the sport and lifestyle; and pay tribute to the heritage of the Sturgis Rally. Our vision is to continue as a world-class museum offering comprehensive and educational exhibits and showcasing rare and unusual motorcycles significant to our history and our sport. The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame stands out because of the fact that we not only document the history of the machines, we document the history of the people who have shaped and changed the sport and lifestyle. This will be a resource and inspiration for future generations. Honor the Ride… Build the Legacy!

Attend the 2017 Sturgis Museum Hall of Fame Induction Breakfast presented by Strider Bikes
Wednesday, August 9, 2017

The Lodge at Deadwood, 100 Pine Crest Lane, Deadwood, SD 57732
Tickets and reserved tables for the 2017 Sturgis Museum Hall of Fame Induction Breakfast are now available for purchase by calling 605-347-2001 or here.

The Class of 2017  Read more on each person here

William G. Davidson Lifetime Achievement Award.
Colleen Barnett & Mike Taylor
Cory Ness
Mark Shadley
Jim Thiessen
Terry Vance
Rod Woodruff

This Coin Can’t Be Bought! But it can be yours!

It can be yours for getting involved at the 77th Annual Sturgis® Motorcycle RallyTM between August 4th and August 13th 2017!

Only three ways you can get a coin during the SMR 2017 Rally:

• Pick up your passport at Rally Headquarters, 1019 Main Street, and visit our Sponsors
• Take the Mayor’s Ride
• Register and compete for one of our events including Beard & Moustache contest, 5K Run, Mayor’s Pub Crawl, Street Food Throw Down, Tattoo Contest.

Only 2000 numbered coins minted! You don’t want to miss out.

Don’t forget that there will be tons of concerts at all the venues throughout the week.

If you are arriving on the weekend here is Saturday List of bands and where they are playing for you.

We hope that you will have loads of fun if you decide to go let us know at the link below on any one of our social media pages and don’t forget to show pictures, we will continue to update you on information till the Sturgis 77th Anniversary Motorcycle Rally starts and what is going on during the rally as well.

~And as always….

~Live Free Ride Hard~

~AMERiders

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Let AMERiders keep you up to date with information on the Sturgis 77th Anniversary Motorcycle Rally.

And as always don’t forget to send us your stories, pictures, and events for posting to GALLERY.AMERIDERS @ GMAIL.COM  and we will post them for you. The more people that know about your event the better and we are offering free advertising. We would also love to hear about your rides and love to see those bikes so send those stories and pictures.

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AMERiders is counting down the days till the 77th Sturgis Bike Rally and with only 8days left we are bringing you more news and events to come. We are so excited that the 77th Anniversary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is just days away and we will continue to bring you information on what is going to happen and what is going on during is so as we promised here is a bit more of what will be going on.

Rally Races

In 1936, a small motorcycle club in Sturgis was formed, dedicated simply to riding and racing. They started by cleaning up the fairgrounds and began staging motorcycle “Field Days” using the old track. They had great fun doing it. But, in 1937 they took the event more seriously. They still did all of the trick events normally done during a motorcycle Field Day, but also successfully added “speed racing” on the half-mile track to their event, which gained the notice of both the local merchants and the greater racing community. After some encouragement, agreements were made setting up 1938 to be the “birth year” of the Rally. Racing events were held during August and the town of Sturgis staged “fair like” events downtown in support. The Sturgis Rally was thus born.

This year we celebrate the 77th Sturgis Bike Rally and we have come a long way from 200 people showing up for racing, riding, and entertainment. If you are coming to the 77th Anniversary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally this year be sure you take in at least one of the races that made Sturgis what it is today.

• Thursday, August 3-Saturday, August 5 – the Pappy Hoel Speed Classic http://www.sturgismuseum.com/Events
• Friday, August 4 – Sturgis ½ mile http://www.sturgismuseum.com/Events
• Saturday, August 5 – Vintage Races ½ mile http://www.sturgismuseum.com/Events
• Sunday, August 6 – The “Sturgis” Buffalo Chip TT (sanctioned by AMA PRO) http://www.buffalochip.com/EVENTS/Moto-Stampede/AMA-PRO-American-Flat-Track-Sturgis-Buffalo-Chip-TT-Half-Mile
• Monday, August 7 – The Spirit of Sturgis Vintage Race http://www.spiritofsturgis.com/
• Tuesday, August 8 – Black Hills Half-Mile (Rapid City, sanctioned by AMA PRO) http://www.americanflattrack.com/events/default/view/black-hills-half-mile1
• Wednesday, August 9 – Hooligan Races at Buffalo Chip http://www.buffalochip.com/EVENTS/Moto-Stampede/Super-Hooligan-Races
• Thursday, August 10 – Antique Motorcycle Races http://www.spiritofsturgis.com/

Military Appreciation Day

Each year during the Sturgis® Motorcycle Rally™, the City of Sturgis designates a special day to honor our military who have and are currently serving to assure we have the freedoms that we treasure. This year, the City of Sturgis is proud to set aside Tuesday, August 8th as Military Appreciation Day.

At 2:00 pm, the City of Sturgis will be hosting a reception at the conclusion of the Dakota Thunder Run at the VIP Hospitality Center at 1544 Lazelle Street to honor WWII Veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor Stan Lieberman. At the conclusion, everyone will go to Main Street to await the B-1 flyover at 3:00 pm.  Read more on Military Appreciation Day Here.  For information on the DAKOTA THUNDER RUN, please visit the “GREEN KNIGHTS ELLSWORTH AFB” Facebook page.

Patriotism….IS NOT SHORT, FRENZIED OUTBURSTS OF EMOTION, BUT THE TRANQUIL AND STEADY DEDICATION OF A LIFETIME.

-Adlai Stevenson

Mayor’s Pub Crawl

There’s nothing more enjoyable after a long day of riding then kicking back with friends and enjoying a few cold ones. We invite you and your friends to join the Mayor of Sturgis, Mark Carstensen and other Rally V.I.P.’s for the annual Sturgis Mayor’s Pub Crawl.The pub crawl will give you a tour of several iconic bars of the Sturgis downtown. Enjoy a few with your friends, perhaps make a few new friends along the way and rub shoulders with some of the past and current legends of the Sturgis® Motorcycle Rally™.

In addition, all participants will receive a 77th Annual Sturgis Challenge Coin. Plan to join us and raise your glass to another great rally in the City of Riders. The ride will take place on Tuesday, August 8th at 7:00 pm at Rally Point, Main Street, and Harley-Davidson Way.

Discovery Ride

Experience the ride of your life alongside your favorite Discovery Channel talent during the 77th anniversary of the Sturgis® Motorcycle Rally™. Join the Discovery Ride and cruise along with the Diesel Brothers and the Street Outlaws as they lead you through some of the most gorgeous scenery in the Black Hills. This three-hour ride will take you via the back roads where you will experience some of the most spectacular vistas South Dakota has to offer. Your registration will include one gift bag per bike, a spectacular ride with celebrities, and group lunch at the City’s VIP Hospitality Village.

Date: Wednesday, August 9, 2017
Check In: 6:30-7:45 AM MDT
Start Location: Sturgis Liquor
Ending Location: VIP Hospitality Village
Cost: $77.00
Scheduled Talent**:
– Farmtruck
– AZN
– Daddy Dave
– Heavy D
– Diesel Dave
– The Muscle
– Red Beard

*Register early as the ride is limited to 75 bikes
**Scheduled talent is not a guarantee of appearance

Register Here!

~And as always….

~Live Free Ride Hard~

~AMERiders

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Let AMERiders keep you up to date with information on the 77th Sturgis Bike Rally.

And as always don’t forget to send us your stories, pictures, and events for posting to GALLERY.AMERIDERS @ GMAIL.COM  and we will post them for you. The more people that know about your event the better and we are offering free advertising. We would also love to hear about your rides and love to see those bikes so send those stories and pictures.

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AMERiders loves to eat and party so we are serving you up some Great 77th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Establishment and Venue Stops for this year. With Sturgis just 15 days away we thought we would give you a rundown on just a few of the places you can eat or the venue stops you may see while you’re there. The local establishments are very excited to host the country’s biggest and best motorcycle rally! They are working hard to make sure everything is ready for you to enjoy 10 days of incredible riding, music, food, and friends. Sturgis even caught up with some of our the local establishments in Sturgis, and those that were available were more than happy have photos in between their hard working moments.

Establishments for the 77th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

These are just a few establishments that you can find at the 77th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally they are by far not all of them you can find more of them on the Sturgis website.

One-Eyed Jack’s Saloon

1304 Main Street: This mainstay of the bike rally opened June 2 for the season. Known for the One-Eyed Jack’s Girls, 3 stories of gorgeous bartenders and dancers guarantee rally goers non-stop entertainment. One-Eyed Jack’s takes up nearly an entire block on Main Street, and hosts live music all rally long. Terri, One-Eyed Jack’s general manager, is in full hustle mode to get everything perfect in time for the rally.

The Knuckle Saloon and Brewery

900-998 2^nd Street: With the longest bar in South Dakota at 85 feet long, the Knuckle is a favorite for any rally goer. They are staffed with 200 employees during the rally, 4 kitchens running around the clock, and numerous vendors within their 45,000 square feet establishment. The Brewery currently offers 8 brews on tap and sells Knuckle canned beer on site.

Loud American Roadhouse

1305 Main Street: Open year round, the Loud American is the place to be for incredible, accessible live concerts during the rally. Two floors and dancing right up to the stage make the Loud American a must-visit establishment as well as a venue. They also offer a full menu, the Legendary Steak Tip dinner as their hallmark meal.

Venues at the 77th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

Venues are the best at the 77th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and from concerts to beer and spirits and more, we love our venues and these are the popular ones for more see here.

Iron Horse Saloon

The world famous Iron Horse Saloon®, a major destination for bikers in Daytona Beach, FL for more than 30 years, brings its unique brand to Sturgis, South Dakota. Featuring a world class restaurant, known for its great food and hospitality, this prime Sturgis location will reflect the rich character of the original Iron Horse Saloon® that bikers from all over the world have come to know and appreciate.  The draw for many to Iron Horse Saloon® is a distinctive line up of awesome music from national acts of all genres, great beer and drinks, along with an affinity for motorcyclists of all types. Read More about the Iron Horse Saloon Here.

Glencoe Camp Resort

The very first Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in 1938 had just 9 participating bikers and a small audience of spectators. Today, western South Dakota’s bike rally draws thousands upon thousands of bikers and spectators each and every year. In 1983, 600 acres of land east of Sturgis, South Dakota was purchased and transformed into a sprawling, comfortable camping facility to support the world’s biggest and best manifestation of motorcycle culture as it caught on like a prairie blaze.

When the bikers demanded a clean and spacious home-away-from-home to pitch their tents and park their campers, a local Sturgis family responded by creating the all-inclusive Glencoe. Throughout the last 20+ years since its inception, Glencoe has become an important icon in Sturgis Motorcycle Rally history. Read More about Glencoe Here.

Buffalo Chip

Prepare to get an exclusive pass to unrivaled entertainment that will get you so excited you’ll understand why “Holy sh** that was f***ing awesome!” is an understatement! Everyone knows the Buffalo Chip has the best Sturgis Rally concerts; the hottest stars play at the Largest Music Festival in Motorcycling™. See for yourself by checking out the extensive list of legendary performers who have taken to one of the Chip’s seven stages since 1981. Read More about the Buffalo Chip Here.

Last but certainly not least the famous

Full Throttle Saloon

If you ask Michael Ballard the owner of Full Throttle Saloon what makes the Full Throttle different from other bars? He’ll tell you…. “You get such a range of people coming in. Most bars are segregated by age. You have the dance club for young guys or the country club for the older fellas. Not at the Full Throttle. It’s common to see a 21-year-old guy sitting and having a beer with another guy old enough to be his granddad, and they both have riding motorcycles in common. It’s a real cool thing.”  They get a lot of beer and we mean a lot… Per Michael “We get about 15,000 people a night.

They go through A LOT of beer. We get two tractor trailers full of beer delivered every night of the rally. The beer companies know by now that there are so many motorcycles clogging the roads, they can’t send trucks during the day, so they come after 3:00 AM when the bars have closed.”  Read More about Full Throttle Saloon Here.

~And as always….

~Live Free Ride Hard~

~AMERiders

and

Let AMERiders keep you up to date with information about 77th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

And as always don’t forget to send us your stories, pictures, and events for posting to GALLERY.AMERIDERS @ GMAIL.COM  and we will post them for you. The more people that know about your event the better and we are offering free advertising. We would also love to hear about your rides and love to see those bikes so send those stories and pictures.

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Just 20 Long Days Left Till 10 Days and Nights of Riding, Food, and Music and Lots of Fun!!! AMERiders is ready for the 77th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally to begin, are you? With just 20 long days left till 10 days and nights of riding, food, and music and lots of fun, we thought we would bring you a bit more information on what is going on at Sturgis this year. In 20 Days approximately 500,000 riders, concert fanatics, and street-food enjoyers will attend these years Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Sturgis is located in the Black Hills of South Dakota, only minutes away from Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Devils Tower, Custer State Park, and some of the most scenic riding in the country.

Events

Let’s start with a few events that are happening when Sturgis starts in just 20 Long Days. Lots of things go on from Rides to Contests to giveaways.

15th Annual Sturgis Mayor’s Ride

The ride was started in 2003 by former Mayor Mark Ziegler and has been carried on by the late Mayor Maury Larue and currently by Mayor Mark Carstensen.  It was started with a route stopping at Mt. Rushmore for a group picture but has also enjoyed the beauty of Crazy Horse Monument and the Center of the Nation Visitor Center in Belle Fourche.

Join Mayor Carstensen along with the Rally’s Grand Marshall, Jessi Combs, on this celebratory ride through the beautiful Black Hills. We will have a stop at Mr. Rushmore, just like the first ride, for our traditional group picture, and end in Custer State Park for a luncheon hosted by the Mayor. Participants will receive a souvenir pack including a limited edition Jack Daniels decanter signed by the Mayor, a 15th annual T-shirt, Challenge Coin and other collectibles provided by our sponsors.   Register Here…

Jack Daniels & the City of Sturgis are excited to be hosting the 15th Annual Sturgis Mayor’s Ride during the 77th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally!  This ride has been a special part of the Sturgis Rally, not only for the amazing beauty of the Black Hills but that it brings people together from all over the world…and brings them back year after year!  Proceeds from the ride have always gone back to our emergency services, supporting the men & women who dedicate so much Rally week to give aid and keep us safe.

Beard & Mustache Contest

Yes, it’s official the Sturgis® Motorcycle Rally™ will be the qualifier for the National Beard and Mustache Contest for 2017.

We all know that the motorcycle culture brings out the guys with the beards and mustaches. Think you’ve got a great beard or mustache? Are you going to be at the 77th Sturgis® Motorcycle Rally™? Well if you do and you are, we want you!

Come on down to Harley-Davidson Rally Point on the legendary Sturgis Main Street Wednesday, August 9th starting at 5:00 p.m. during the 2017 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and see how your beard compares to your buddies.

Don’t even think about not coming. You owe it to yourself to be part of this outstanding competition. Besides, the overall winner of the Sturgis contest will be automatically entered into the National Beard and Mustache contest held in Los Angeles, California in November. Check here for Sturgis’s different categories and more information.

POLICE BIKE GIVEAWAY

Yes, that is correct you can win this 2015 Sturgis Police Edition FLHTP motorcycle with less than 3000 miles on it, used to catch bad guys during the 75th & 76th Anniversary of the Sturgis® Motorcycle Rally™ and at the same time help the Police Athletic League and the youth of Sturgis. http://www.sturgispal.org/

So how can this bike become yours? By purchasing a ticket! Your chances of winning will be very good as there will only be 2017 tickets sold and you can only pick up your tickets during the 2017 Sturgis® Motorcycle Rally™. Tickets will go on sale Thursday, August 3rd at Rally Headquarters and Harley-Davidson Rally Point both on Main Street Sturgis! Tickets will be $30.00 a piece or two for $50.00. Drawing for this bike will take place on Saturday, August 13th at noon on the Harley-Davidson Rally Point Stage. You do not need to be present to win and the bike may be shipped. (Winner must pay all shipping fees.)

There ya have it.

We will be finding you more information and news as it gets closer to the rally. And remember it is just 20 Long Days Left so get ready and gear up, to have loads of fun for 10 Days & Nights of Riding, Food, and Music!!!

~And as always….

~Live Free Ride Hard~

~AMERiders

and

Let AMERiders keep you up to date with 20 Long Days Left to the 77th Annual Sturgis Rally.

And as always don’t forget to send us your stories, pictures, and events for posting to GALLERY.AMERIDERS @ GMAIL.COM  and we will post them for you. The more people that know about your event the better and we are offering free advertising. We would also love to hear about your rides and love to see those bikes so send those stories and pictures.

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