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• Pack Your Bags For The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
  A useful document providing a wealth of information including a brief history of the event, lodging information, schedule of events and safety tips and travel tips. . .

• Part 1. Background - Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
  Sturgis is the Mecca for all motorcyclists, or it should be. It is a place you have to see at least once before you die. . .

• Part 2. History - Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
  In 1938 the Sturgis Rally, originally known as the Black Hills Classic, was organized by the Jackpine Gypsies Motorcycle Club. . .

• Part 3. My Ride to Sturgis - Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
  2005 was the 65th Sturgis Rally, and my 7th. My first rally was in 1995 when a friend and I decided at the last minute to go. . .

• Part 4. Buffalo Chip Campground - Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
  About 6 miles out of town is the “Legendary” Buffalo Chip campground. It has a reputation for wild parties, nudity, and noise. . .

• Part 5. Things to do around Sturgis - Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
  On Monday morning I ride into Sturgis. Parking is harder to find than in prior years as there are hundreds of trailers parked along the side streets where motorcycles used to park. . .

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