polarisrider1
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Looking for people who would like to go to Sturgis bike week next summer via www.momsmotorsports.com I have a few spots left. Email polarisrider@aol.com for more details.
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Sturgis next summer
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Firecatguy
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I will wave as i go by!!!!!we stay at Hogheaven campground right by the jackpine gypsys track!!!!!!
http://www.hogheavencampground.com/
http://www.hogheavencampground.com/
Firecatguy
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im in.......been trying to find someone to stay there with but my friends have no wish too!!!!!see a concert there too?
Firecatguy
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pitch fork fondu!!!!!!you will love it..........
polarisrider1
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Firecatguy, love to hook up with you out there. Andy, we will see you at Tilford Gulch, wait see you at Mtn. Meadows first.lol. I have 17 going with room for 7 more. Gained 3 this past weekend. We will do 2 pickup stops. Grand Haven, Mi and anywhere along the way to sturgis. If anyone needs their bike or gear shipped for Sturgis bike week we can have that trucked out and back too! Contact me if you are interested in going or need bike shipped out.
Firecatguy
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That sounds Awsome.....I love to do the fondu at the chip again......
Firecatguy
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oh and they have "shoot the machine gun too" you can shoot 3 different guns one Russia one American.....
Firecatguy
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its a blast I went and seen Skynyrd in 04 their......I always wanted to camp an spend more time there!!!!I could never stay all week I like to sleep too!!!!!!!
polarisrider1
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Pat, you in? I am trying to fill the truck with bikes. I need 4 more to keep costs down. And rent a 15 person van to haul excess. Otherwise this trip is full. I take paypal. who is in?
Firecatguy
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no thanks!!! I ride....made it home last year in 9 and half hrs.......zooooom...we are only 700 miles from Sturgis!!!!!love the ride I look forward to it..
Thinking about going onto Cooke,Jacson and west this year!!!!!anyone?
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polarisrider1
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I have riden in the past. This time I have several women going who choose not. It is 1200 miles for me. I have set up a non sanctioned Club ride. but need a few more to top it off. Great price, great location. Anyone else?
polarisrider1
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You know me Andy, I would prefer to ride the Springer all the way out, well at least from your house out. I have up to 24 people going to Sturgis for the week, and momsmotorsports was their choice. We will still run bikes in and out of the trailer for those who wish to ride. I also will have some show bikes and a rigid chopper in the trailer that are not set up for the long haul out and back. I still have room for 5 more people and their bikes and camping gear if you wish to camp.
tilltheend
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I see you guys talking about the Chip and its the only place to be, just a blast all week. I have to admit though last time I had a 42 motorhome up on the hill and it was pretty quiet actually. There were tent people that migrated to outside edge there just to get away from the party also. We'll be out there the last few days in 2011, hittin some wyoming single track on the dirty bikes then pull out the hardtail for a little cruise in SD on the way home.
Firecatguy
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should stay at the new broken spoke out side town...free beer from 400 to 500!!!!!and a HUGE pool!!!!
We are going again this year.
How about this sale!!!!!!!!!!!!
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One Eyed Jack's auction hits $9.2 million
StoryDiscussionOne Eyed Jack's auction hits $9.2 million
T.J. Tranchell Meade County Times-Tribune rapidcityjournal.com | Posted: Wednesday, October 6, 2010 8:15 pm | (4) Comments
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“That was the last dollar,” said Louis Bruer, who owns the No Name City campground, east of Sturgis on Interstate 90, of his final bid, made about 90 minutes into the auction
Peter Gold, the son of saloon founder Ray Gold, declined to comment after the bidding. One Eyed Jack’s opened in 1999. Ray Gold is approaching his 80s, according to auctioneer Martin Jurisch of Rapid City.
The auction attracted more spectators Wednesday than serious bidders to the saloon, at 1304 Main St. The auction attracted bids from as far away as Texas, Jurisch said. The bidding started at $3 million.
Bruer said he has no plans to make changes at the saloon.
“You don’t change something that works,” he said.
“This is the Taj Mahal of Sturgis,” Jurisch said at the auction. “There isn’t anyone in this room who could dispute that.”
The 45,000-square-foot-property included 80 cash registers, about 800 bar stools, a Sturgis liquor license and an exotic performer license that was grandfathered in after state statutes changed in 2008.
Sturgis police chief Jim Bush said there are seven exotic performer licenses in Sturgis, all held by Main Street businesses. The license will stay with the business, Bush said. But attorney Dale Hansen, who is handling the liquor license transfer, said he does not have the details on whether the exotic performer license can be transferred.
Transfer of the liquor license is a routine process but will require a background check on the new owner.
The deadline for closing the sale is Nov. 19.
Bruer and his brother, Matt, opened the No Name City Campground in 1998. The year-round, 4.5-acre campground has been listed for sale at $1.75 million since February.
How about this sale!!!!!!!!!!!!
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One Eyed Jack's auction hits $9.2 million
StoryDiscussionOne Eyed Jack's auction hits $9.2 million
T.J. Tranchell Meade County Times-Tribune rapidcityjournal.com | Posted: Wednesday, October 6, 2010 8:15 pm | (4) Comments
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efault font sizeLarger font size.STURGIS -- One Eyed Jack’s, a 45,000-square-foot saloon in downtown Sturgis, was sold Wednesday at auction for $9.2 million.“That was the last dollar,” said Louis Bruer, who owns the No Name City campground, east of Sturgis on Interstate 90, of his final bid, made about 90 minutes into the auction
Peter Gold, the son of saloon founder Ray Gold, declined to comment after the bidding. One Eyed Jack’s opened in 1999. Ray Gold is approaching his 80s, according to auctioneer Martin Jurisch of Rapid City.
The auction attracted more spectators Wednesday than serious bidders to the saloon, at 1304 Main St. The auction attracted bids from as far away as Texas, Jurisch said. The bidding started at $3 million.
Bruer said he has no plans to make changes at the saloon.
“You don’t change something that works,” he said.
“This is the Taj Mahal of Sturgis,” Jurisch said at the auction. “There isn’t anyone in this room who could dispute that.”
The 45,000-square-foot-property included 80 cash registers, about 800 bar stools, a Sturgis liquor license and an exotic performer license that was grandfathered in after state statutes changed in 2008.
Sturgis police chief Jim Bush said there are seven exotic performer licenses in Sturgis, all held by Main Street businesses. The license will stay with the business, Bush said. But attorney Dale Hansen, who is handling the liquor license transfer, said he does not have the details on whether the exotic performer license can be transferred.
Transfer of the liquor license is a routine process but will require a background check on the new owner.
The deadline for closing the sale is Nov. 19.
Bruer and his brother, Matt, opened the No Name City Campground in 1998. The year-round, 4.5-acre campground has been listed for sale at $1.75 million since February.