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How To Avoid Getting Your Ass Kicked At The Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally​

With the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally kicking off this weekend, many bikers offered tips on how to avoid getting your ass kicked at the celebration. One 45-year vet says "Understand the unwritten rules before you accidentally break one."

 

How To Avoid Getting Your Ass Kicked At The Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally​

With the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally kicking off this weekend, many bikers offered tips on how to avoid getting your ass kicked at the celebration. One 45-year vet says "Understand the unwritten rules before you accidentally break one."

I betcha the "teens" that go there aren't going to behave like they behave at home and the ones that misbehave it's likely their first time there and will have a find out moment unlike they've ever had.
 
I betcha the "teens" that go there aren't going to behave like they behave at home and the ones that misbehave it's likely their first time there and will have a find out moment unlike they've ever had.

Rule No. 3: Know When To Shut Up

"The way to run afoul on a biker is messing with his bike, mess with his old lady, start talking shit or asking too many questions," he said.

Want to make friends? “Nod to them,” he said. "If they nod back, yeah, you'd probably be all right talking to them. If they don't nod back, leave them alone. They don't want to be messed with.

"Basic awareness goes a long way."
 

Last year.....​

Wyoming Woman Bares All, Then Promptly Wins 50th Sundance Burnout Contest​

The Sundance Burnout is a Wyoming tradition during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. A Gillette woman won the 50th Burnout this week, in part by boldly lifting her top to bare it all to win it.


How The Burnout Started​

Legends say the burnout actually started inside the Dime Horseshoe Bar, which takes its name from a horseshoe pattern that’s inlaid into the bar top using silvery dimes.

The story goes that a bar patron had threatened to do a burnout inside the bar, but the owner chased him out.

Bar owner Jess Jones clarified the story a little bit more this year and said the first burnout actually did happen inside the bar.

“She did kick him out, but not before he got a burnout,” she said.

After that, other motorcyclists joined in on the fun, outside of the bar, putting on their own spontaneous burnout event right there in the street in front of the bar.

It started a tradition that has continued ever since, though these days, it’s more of a planned thing, complete with bike mechanics who help burnout riders swap in an old tire. That saves their good tire for the trip back to the Sturgis Rally or back home, wherever they’re heading.

[This year's burnout will be on Wednesday]
 

Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Is Make-Or-Break For Businesses In Small Wyoming Towns​

A stream of bikers on their way to and from the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally create the biggest business week of the year for small northeast Wyoming towns. Bikers stay at motels, pack bars, eat and gas up — helping some businesses thrive, and others survive.


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