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Being an American you would think I would remember the name of this monument, but it has slipped my mind! We drove up to the monument and it was so very busy and packed we did not want to spend the time waiting in line, etc. so we just took a picture of the road. It's just some faces carved in rocks, cool and all but why pay for it? Shouldn't it be free by now?
Written Mar 8, 2005
Address: Don't remember-off the road
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We drove out to the Crazy Horse Monument. I wanted to pay and go in and see it up close, my husband didn't want to spend the money, after all, you can see it from the road! It's not even near completed anyways, so we just took a picture from the road, got back on our bike and drove away!
Written Mar 8, 2005
Address: Don't Remember-Off the highway
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Gotta visit main street! Lots of people, bikes and vendors! Hot! Bring some water to drink and don't wear a lot of clothes. I don't know how people walk around in leather chaps and vests in this heat!! Craziness to me.
Updated Mar 8, 2005
Address: Main Street Sturgis
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
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1 Review and 28 Opinions This Super 8 had all the normal ammenities plus a hot tub in the room. It was kind of expensive for...
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The decor was nothing special; but the place seemed clean enough. The restaurant was located in a strip mall. The food was prepared fresh and was well presented. The Pork Bulgogi was spiced well too, and the side dishes were good with decent portions.
Favorite Dish: Pork Bulgogi
Written Nov 21, 2009
Address: 2715 Lazelle Street, Sturgis, SD 57785
Phone: (605) 561-0404
Jambonz Pub & Grill
Burgers and Sammies (comfort food)with a Cajun twist. Had the fresh walleye, chef cooked to my specifications, best I have ever had, really! If you like salad try the tomato basil dressing, chef needs to bottle that. Friendly service with outside dinning sure to be a favorite for visiting bikers and locals alike. Prices are reasonable open for lunch and dinner.
Favorite Dish: Walleye grilled
Written Jul 8, 2008
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Actually, I didn't eat at the Taco Bell at the campground, I just took a picture of it. I eat at Taco Bell at home. It all tastes the same and I LOVE Taco Bell actually, it's not bad tasting and it's cheap. Call me crazy....
Favorite Dish: My favorite things from Taco Bell are as follows:
Double Decker Taco
Tostada
Bean & Cheese Burrito
The Apple Empananda
Mexican Pizza
YUMMY!! I'm getting hungry already!
Written Mar 8, 2005
Address: Buffalo Chip Campground-Main Restaurant Area
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While you are in Sturgis, don't miss the newest bar in town, Temporary Insanity. It is right on Main Street where all the best restaurants and shops are. They play good music, pour good drinks and it is partly owned by the very attractive, Keri. They also serve basic bar food like sandwiches and hamburgers. Pretty women, alcohol, and good music, what more do you need? Tell Keri Jim said, hello!
Dress Code: Biker gear is best; but casual is all you need.
Written Jul 19, 2009
Address: 1012 Main Street
Website: http://temporaryinsanitybar.com/
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Sturgis during bike week is one big tourist trap as far as I'm concerned. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed going but it is just too darn crowded! The year we went there was an estimated 500,000 people who attended the Rally, imagine it! And they were all on bikes. You can't go for an "enjoyable" bike ride, every where is 'slow and go'. Trying to get through the town of Sturgis to get "out of town" is a freakin' nightmare and a pain in my back side. You literally sit in traffic for 30-45 minutes trying to go the 1 mile stretch of road out of town. Stoplights, traffic, just a mess.
Written Mar 8, 2005
Fondest memory: Fort Mead is still used for National Guard training. In the picture you can see Officer Trainees doing some of their 2 week summer camp. As you drive around the post you can see many buildings that date from around the time of General Custer,although they have been changed to meet modern times. Some of the homes and barracks are still in use.
Updated Oct 30, 2003
Fondest memory: The town of Sturgis grew from the camp followers and hookers following the soldiers who came to Fort Meade. It was the home of General Custer before he left for the Little Big Horn.
Now it is the home to a large Veterans hospital.
There is a nice museum showing the early history of of the fort and area.
There is an admission charge. It takes about an hour or so to tour.
Updated Oct 30, 2003
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The first thing lots of people think of when they hear the name "Sturgis" is the Motorcycle Rally, and yes the 69th Annual Rally is coming up in August 2009. It is still huge and lots of alcohol is......
Sturgis was a fun experience. My husband and I went on his bike traveling from Colorado Springs east through Nebraska (how exciting that was..NOT) and up to South Dakota. I think Sturgis would be...
Sturgis SD is the location of the largest motorcycle rally in the world! It is held every year on the second full week of August in the Beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota. This is where I spend...
Largest motorcycle run in the USA.!
Planning to go to Sturgis in August of 05. Till then, I've added a few picks from my buddy "Art" who has made the trip for a few years now.
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