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How’s The Weather?

Posted by Creeping Jennie on Monday, 13 July 2015 in Sturgis.com Blogs

Everyone wants to know what to expect from the weather man during their trip to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. The first full week in August can present many different meteorological scenarios, so it can be hard to describe in just a sentence or two. Afternoon thunderstorms are very common, and can bring hail, high winds, lightning, and flash floods. Guaranteed, there will be at least one thunderstorm during the Rally. If you are out riding the Black Hills, the possibility of getti...

Last modified on Monday, 13 July 2015

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Bad Advice

Posted by Creeping Jennie on Sunday, 21 June 2015 in Sturgis.com Blogs

Face it, we have all fallen victim to a particularly bad piece of advice in our lives at one time or another. Bad advice can range anywhere from “Yes, you should totally go blonde” to “I know he cheated on you in the past, but you should marry him anyway.” This is the reason why I started a Sturgis Rally info group on Facebook. I was tired of witnessing people give others bad advice about the Rally. Some of this bad advice could have resulted in simple disappointment, but some could have...

Last modified on Sunday, 21 June 2015

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Sturgis Rally Facts

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of America held their 5-state convention at Sturgis, during the Rally.

The 3rd Annual Rally

(August 11-13, 1939) had 55 riders participate in the Black Hills Tour - from Sturgis to Mt Rushmore (followed by a Dutch Lunch), The Needles Highway, the State Game Lodge, sylvan lake. Johnny Spieglehoff was again named Black Hills Speed Champion

The 9th Annual Rally

(August 12-14, 1949) This was the first year that Main St. was partially closed off to Motorcycles, but only for 2 hours on a Friday night. Closing Main St to bikes only really didn't get 'Official' until 1964.