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(More customer reviews)If you have been or never been to Sturgis, this is the book to get to induce your coureosity. Not only does it have historical facts and photos from the past, but it takes you to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and the reasons why thousands flock to this area for their motorcycle adventures.
I bought this book as a souvenier to my first solo ride from Southern California to this rally, and I keep it in a place where I can pick it up and remember why I rode such a long way. It is a book to share and is full of beautiful photography and images of people... real faces that show their love for the life they live while in Sturgis.
I would suggest this book to anyone who has any thoughts of not just riding to Sturgis, but driving and visiting to the rally.
As they say, "The Hills Are Alive", and this book will take you to The Black Hills where this nation has made history from Mt. Rushmore to the Full Throttle Saloon.
I wouldn't think twice about this amazing author/photographer's work. Get it and read it for yourself.
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Sturgis is not only the biggest motorcycle event, it's also the oldest. The year 2010 marks the 70th anniversary of this uniquely American event. The Sturgis 70th Anniversary book captures both the history of Sturgis past, and the energy and electricity that is Sturgis now. The Black Hills are even older than Sturgis. The History section starts with the hills, the earliest inhabitants, and then describes how a camp out in the back yard of the local Indian Motorcycle dealer grew into an event that attracts upwards of half a million motorcycle riders. More than just a biker party, Sturgis includes hundreds of events within the event. This photo-intensive section includes images from the numerous bike shows and concerts The heart of Sturgis is Main Street. Another photo intensive section, these images highlight the best tattoos, the sexiest bar tenders and the energy that makes Main Street a must-see. What makes Sturgis the ideal place for a biker bash is the Riding - the two lane highways that twist and turn through the Black Hills and across the rolling prairie. Maps, photos and first-person stories, give both old and new riders someplace to go. Having fun while staying out of trouble is easier with a Sturgis Survival Guide. This section includes tips on everything from riding in a pack to a list of emergency phone numbers.
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