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Sturgis Motorcycle Rally $24.99 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally - Photographic Print |
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Sturgis Gloves $26.99 River Road Sturgis Gloves Comfortable, summer-weight leather motorcycle glove from River Road Sturgis Gloves feature gel padding in the palm area, which provides comfort and nerve protection on long rides Perforated leather back with knuckle vents All River Road gloves include a 1-year manufacturer's warranty |
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Sturgis Motorcycle Gloves Black $24.99 The River Road Sturgis Motorcycle Glove is the perfect motorcycle glove for summer riding. Constructed of lightweight perforated leather, the Sturgis Motorcycle Glove helps ventilate allowing air to flow through the hand keeping it cool and dry. These gloves also feature a gel padded palm that provides nerve protection on those long motorcycle rides. So make sure you ride with comfort, ride with River Road Sturgis Motorcycle Gloves. Comfortable, summer weight leather. Gel pad in palm area provides comfort and nerve protection on long rides. Perforated, leather back with knuckle vents. |
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Police Motorcycle Outside Sturgis Motorcycle Museum, Black Hills, South Dakota $19.99 Richard Cummins Police Motorcycle Outside Sturgis Motorcycle Museum, Black Hills, South Dakota - Photographic Print |
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River Road Sturgis Motorcycle Gloves Large Black $24.99 The River Road Sturgis Motorcycle Glove is the perfect motorcycle glove for summer riding. Constructed of lightweight perforated leather, the Sturgis Motorcycle Glove helps ventilate allowing air to flow through the hand keeping it cool and dry. These gloves also feature a gel padded palm that provides nerve protection on those long motorcycle rides. So make sure you ride with comfort, ride with River Road Sturgis Motorcycle Gloves. Comfortable, summer weight leather. Gel pad in palm area provides comfort and nerve protection on long rides. Perforated, leather back with knuckle vents. |
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The Rally: Sturgis Uncensored - $8.99 The Rally: Sturgis Uncensored documents the one week motorcycle extravaganza held every year in Sturgis, SD. The film features footage of bicycles as well as images of attractive biker women who tend to wear very little clothing. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Racers Preparing For Motorcycle Rally, Sturgis, South Dakota, USA $129.99 Panoramic Images Racers Preparing For Motorcycle Rally, Sturgis, South Dakota, USA - Wall Decal |
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Sturgis Uncensored (DVD) $20.54 STURGIS UNCENSORED takes a wild and racy look at the infamous motorcycle rally held every year in Sturgis, South Dakota. Over 450,000 bikers and their scantily-clad babes attended the 63rd Sturgis rally in 2003, leading to some of the wildest parties ever captured on film. Highlights include footage of the Buffalo Chip Campground, the ride to Devil's Tower, interviews with legendary bikers, sexy mechanical bull rides, shaving cream wrestling, and much more.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Deleted Scenes |
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68th Annual "Sturgis Motorcycle Rally" ... 2008
Take A Vacation Like This On Your Motorcycle
Are you an adventurer? Do you have the spirit of a wanderer? If so, then the hottest new trend in vacation travel, a motorcycle vacation, may be just the ticket for you. Whatever countryside you enjoy, and whatever bike you ride, a motorcycle vacation promises great fun and entertainment.
Imagine a history buff that uses a motorcycle to explore old Civil War battlefields. Wilson's Creek in southwest Missouri, Pea Ridge in Northwest Arkansas, and the site of the battle of West Port near the Plaza in modern day Kansas City are all easily accessible by bike. Or, if exploring the west is more your thing, take a trek out west, starting in Sedalia, the scene of the first recorded cattle drive in history. Then on your bike trace the other cattle towns of the old west like Wichita, Parsons and Dodge City in Kansas. Then keep heading west to Colorado the mile high state and visit Estes Park. Go a little south and visit Colorado Springs, park your bike for a day and take a tour of the Air Force Academy and look at the grounds of Cheyenne Mountain, home of Norad.
Still yearning for more western adventure, then you can ride your motorcycle to New Mexico and visit Lincoln County where Billy the Kid and his Regulators raised a ruckus in the 1880's. New Mexico has great camping in the mountains near Cloudcroft, so be sure to take the opportunity to visit and if you feel up to it, sleep under the stars, with your trusty motorcycle near you, like a cowboy's horse.
While in New Mexico the Apache reservation at Riodosa offers a chance to try your luck at slot machines and the wheel of fortune. Then a visit to a great Mexican restaurant and on to the town of Roswell, site of the 1947 UFO crash that some people say made history. When you get to Roswell you can either take your bike to a campground, or park it at a nice reasonably priced motor hotel so that you can spend some time in the UFO Museum and Research Center on Main Street. While there you can visit with some witnesses to the crash and hear some fascinating stories, and take a side trip out to the ranch outside of town where debris was found, and some say small alien bodies were recovered. When you've seen all the UFO sites you feel like seeing, you can visit the Robert Goddard Museum next door to the Town's convention center. Goddard is the father of modern rocket science. He performed many of his experiments in the desert near Roswell and the museum is great fun. When you get done in Roswell, then hop on the bike and go to Albuquerque near Holloman Air Force Base, and then on down to White Sands rocket test ground. New Mexico is full of interesting sites. If you head up north, be sure to his Santa Fe and appreciate the Native American arts and crafts on display.
Next stop on your bike tour should be Las Vegas, Nevada. The most exciting town on earth is just a hop, skip and bike ride away. Here's a chance to really gamble, or if you don't like to bet, then just stop in at one of the casinos to try a very low priced, delicious buffet. It seems like all the casinos have great buffets and try to outdo each other. You'll enjoy them all. Remember too that this is a town made for entertainment. Try one of the shows on the strip, or a comedy club or magic act.
Now, after visiting Las Vegas, it may be time to go on to the one place that no motorcycle vacation can be complete without visiting, Sturgis. The town of Sturgis, North Dakota is legendary among those who ride motorcycles, and the town people know how to make a biker welcome. Stop in for a root beer and buy a T-shirt as a souvenir of your trip. You'll be glad you did, and you'll remember your motorcycle vacation for years to come. Hop on your biike, be it hog or Honda, and enjoy the ride.
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