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tonight 4 OF 7 tuesday FREE Aug. 8, 2017 8:30 10:30 pm pm ® Sturgis Rider Daily Don’t miss The Prince of Darkness reunites with Zakk Wylde • Biker Belles • Sportster Showdown Ozzy Osbourne Plays The Chip! • Bell Brawl Stunt he Sturgis Buffalo Chip® has long been Show known as the place to catch the biggest shows in town during the Sturgis rally. The • BMW Demo Rides Tnine-day music and motorcycle festival has consis- tently played host to the biggest names in the music sturgis weather industry for the last 35 years. Now, just when you Tues 8/8 Wed 8/9 think you know what to expect, Woody and co. throw a curve ball that leaves you sure of only one thing– you never know who might show up at the Best Party Anywhere™! 79/59 78/51 This year is no exception. The Chip has truly Partly Cloudy Sunny outdone itself once again by bringing in one of the Courtesy of weather.com most infamous living musical legends ever to walk the planet, the Prince of Darkness and Godfather of Sturgis Buffalo Chip’s Heavy Metal himself, Sir Ozzy Osbourne. TheWednesday, August 9th, performance was set Wolfman Jack shortly after Ozzy had wrapped up Black Sabbath’s farewell tour. It’s one of only a small string of U.S. Stage dates and among the first U.S. Ozzy solo dates in over six years. Though this made a sizeable splash in Tonight the music world, there were still questions remain- 10:30 pm ing– prominent among them, “Who’s going to be in his band?!” Gary Allan The Ozzy camp dropped the earth-shattering news the world was waiting for a little over two weeks later 8:30 pm and it was even better than hoped for. Ozzy would be reuniting with legendary axeman and heavy metal blackberry smoke Viking God in his own right, Zakk Wylde. 7:05 pm Zakk is Ozzy’s longest-running guitarist, having joined Ozzy’s band in 1987 as a previously unknown stolen rhodes 20-year-old guitar prodigy, and going on to pen some of the most celebrated and enduring heavy tomorrow metal tunes ever recorded. one of the most dynamic live performance duos in in the flesh, one of most immense heavy metal Smash hits like “Mama, I’m Coming Home,” heavy metal history. reunions of all time. 10:30 pm “No More Tears,” “Perry Mason,” “I Just Want You,” With Zakk and Ozzy reunited, everything has A one-day Chip pass provides all-day access “Dreamer,” and a host of others solidified them as fallen into place for a monumental musical hap- to the campground including concerts by Ozzy ozzy osbourne the pre-eminent heavy metal song-writing duo of the pening on the Buffalo Chip’s legendary Wolfman Osbourne, Pop Evil and even overnight tent camp- 8:30 pm 1990s and 2000s. Zakk’s attention to detail in taste- Jack Stage on Wednesday. The only thing that ing. Visit www.buffalochip.com or the Chip box fully recreating the styles of his predecessors whilst might be missing is you — don’t let that happen. office. Buffalo Chip campers are covered thanks to pop evil injecting his own unmistakable style also made them There’s still time to grab your passes to witness, their campground admission wristbands. Page 2 Sturgis Rider Daily tuesday, August 8, 2017 Showcase stages Race-inspired and ready to ride Tuesday 8/8 Bikini Beach Rock, Rumble & Rebellion Custom 1 PM �� Head Banging Contest 1:30 PM �� Beer & Burps Contest 2 PM �� Whipped Cream Twister 2:30 PM �� Rope Swing Contest 3 PM �� Slip ‘N Slide Relay 3:30 PM �� Frozen T-Shirt Contest 4 PM �� Pickle Lickin’ Contest 5 PM . �� Air Sex World Championships 6 PM . �� Homemade Bikini Contest 9 PM �� “Air Sex: The Movie” Screening he best results occur when projects are clear Midnight �� Sportster Show Down in purpose—and this stunning custom After Party with Well Hung Heart 2017 Street Glide embodies that concept Tperfectly. The second-year custom-build collabo- CrossRoads Events ration between the Buffalo Chip and Kuryakyn is 7 – 11 AM Sons of Light Free Pancake Breakfast quite purposely race-inspired. And considering the Sturgis rally’s racing roots plus the Chip’s clear com- 8:30 – 9:30 AM �� Biker Belles Registration mitment to promoting and encouraging the sport 9 AM – 6 PM �� Miss Buffalo Chip of racing, that’s entirely appropriate. Bikini Bike Wash It was just last year that Buffalo Chip owner Rod 9 AM – 6 PM �� BMW Demo Rides Woodruff overhauled the campground’s amphi- 10 AM – Dark �� Lake Superior Helicopter Rides theater to accommodate RSD Super Hooligans 12 PM – 5 PM Full Throttle Magazine Bike Show and Crazy John’s Street Drag racers, resulting in covers for the inner primary, 1 PM �� Clint Ewing Stunt Show a crush of two-wheeled revelry Sturgis rallygoers cylinder base, starter, oil 1 PM – 4 PM �� Renewable Fuel Assn. hadn’t witnessed in decades. This year, construction cooler, spark plugs and more Free Fuel Happy Hour ensued, buildings were moved and the track was plus a transmission shroud 3 PM �� Clint Ewing Stunt Show expanded to accommodate a pro TT course unlike and top cover. 3:30 PM �� Bell Stunt Contest any other for American Flat Track competition; the Kuryakyn also saw the 5 PM �� . Dualigans Party Super Hooligans and Street Dragsters both return, RRR project as the ideal 5 PM Full Throttle Magazine Bike Show Awards too. Add in Dirt Riot Endurance off-roading and platform to showcase their new Mesh and Riot collec- 5 PM �� Clint Ewing Stunt Show AMA Supermoto West races and there’s race action almost every day of the rally. tions. The Riot floorboards “Kuryakyn has presented another absolute win- and shift peg are distinctive, CrossRoads Stage ner,” Woodruff said, of the RRR custom. “The race strongly motocross in feel. Noon �� Live Music: BC and the Big Rig theme and the flat-out powerful look capture the Accessories from the Mesh 2 PM . ��Live Radio Interviews excitement of all of the action taking place at the line are properly abundant with Goodtime Charlie Brechtel Chip this summer.” on the bike—there are over 2:30 PM �� Live Music: BC and the Big Rig And that gets back to purpose. Though its look 50 in the line—and perfectly aligned with the parts list belies the bike’s clean appearance. To the 3:30 PM ��Biker Games is ultra clean, the 2017 Rock, Rumble & Rebel- concept. credit of the build team, accessories are so astutely with Goodtime Charlie Brechtel lion bike incorporates the features of a regular Heavy Industry grips and mirrors mate to FMB blended they’re only noticeable on closer inspec- 4 PM ��Live Music: The Charlie Brechtel Band rider. It’s sophisticated, with cultured class masking Chopper’s Razorback drag bars for an aggressive tion—or not at all. It speaks to an attitude shared 5 PM ��Biker Games barely restrained capacity. That’s due to a focus on rider position, enhanced by an ODC inverted front by the Chip and Kuryakyn, an outlook where rock, with Goodtime Charlie Brechtel amplifying the Milwaukee-Eight’s already muscu- end. Contrast cut Performance Machine Formula rumble and rebellion blend in sleek, seamless har- 6 PM ��Live Music: The Charlie Brechtel Band lar 107” engine, starting with Kuryakyn’s recently wheels and matching rotors are a perfect fit. A cus- mony. re-imagined Hypercharger ES intake and Crusher tom-made Mustang seat and Kuryakyn AirMaster Said Kuryakyn President Holger Mohr, “As Maverick 4” Slip-ons—maximized by a Vance & Dark Smoke Windshield provide rider comfort enthusiasts first and foremost, this year’s focus of Kinison Stage Hines Fuelpak FP3. The Hypercharger ES—which while towing the stealthy line. bringing racing back to the Chip is equally exciting 6 PM . �� School of Burlesque appeared here first, on the RRR custom—features Bodywork includes a Fat Katz Front Fender, for us. The Kuryakyn design team came up with an 7:55 PM �� Buffalo Dreamers ram-air style inlets and an internal “stinger” con- Kuryakyn Signature Series Smooth Console by Jim authentic race theme that truly embodies the ‘rum- 8 PM ��The Flaunt Girls figuration for maximum airflow. A larger K&N fil- Nasi, and Kuryakyn Speedform Saddlebag Exten- ble’ in Rock, Rumble and Rebellion. There’s no bet- 9:55 PM ��Buffalo Dreamers ter adds a boost, too. One-off headers mate to the sions. The re-vamped bags and the rest of the sheet ter way to introduce our newest products to core 10 PM �� The Flaunt Girls Crusher slip-ons. metal were custom painted by Todd Gilbertson of Kuryakyn customers, and we’re proud to do it on Midnight ��Live Music: Carolina Wray That centerpiece Hypercharger ES is just one of Gilby’s Street Department and you better believe the biggest stage in the motorcycle industry.” many components that made their debut on this there’s nothing simple about the simple elegance the The RRR bike is for sale, expecting to meet up Roadhouse Stage motorcycle. A slew of parts from Kuryakyn’s Pre- RRR bike exhibits. Gilby doesn’t take credit for the with its new owner at the Buffalo Chip. Interested? 6:30, 8, 10 PM ��The Hawkeyes cision line of parts, components only just released design but his execution is flawless, the result of a Visit www.kuryakyn.com/c/rockrumblerebellion for Harley-Davidson’s newest M-8 platform, dress keen eye and long experience. or call the Buffalo Chip. Unless someone already Schedules are subject to change. up the engine in handsome fashion. They include There’s more, of course, much more. The lengthy beat you to it. Tuesday, August 8, 2017 Sturgis Rider Daily Page 3 50 Years On A Munro Special Heads To The Salt Flats n 1967, 68-year-old New Zealander Burt Munro made motorcycle history by setting a land speed record at the Bonneville Salt IFlats aboard his modified 1920 Indian Scout Streamliner, clocking 184.087 mph. Now, to mark the 50th anniversary of that feat—which was captured in the film The World’s Fastest Indian— Burt’s great-nephew, Lee Munro, will recreate the historic run. Said Burt’s son, John Munro, “I contacted senior management in mid-2016 and proposed that they should be commemorating the 50th anniversary. I suggested that Lee, being a relative of my dad’s, should be the rider because he is an experienced rider.” The all-volunteer team isn’t competing in a class, just making a run on the modern-day Spirit of Munro Indian Scout to pay homage to Burt Munro. But if late July trials at El Mirage are any indication, they just may set a speed record. Lee Both the Spirit of Munro race bike and managed a remarkable 186.681 mph! its pilot were on hand at the Buffalo Chip this “It’s an anagram,” said John Munro of the timed week to show the bike and greet well-wishers. It’s a run. “There’s something magic about that num- heartwarming and inspiring story. (Top) Burt’s son, John Munro, hoists his dad’s ber.” The crew believe the bike can do even better As for Burt’s original class record of 184.076? It trophy from the original speed run. (Right) when they run at the Salt Flats on August 13. has never been broken. Lee Munro on the updated streamliner.

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When Colonel Caleb Carlton was Post Com- sportster mander at Fort Meade, he and his wife discussed the need for a “national air” concluding it should fans unite! be The Star Spangled Banner. Carlton required it be played at retreat and at parades and concerts. Wake up, friends of Harley’s brilliant blast of He told the Governor of South Dakota of this cus- a bike! Today, Tuesday, August 8th, is the day for tom, and the Governor convinced his counterpart the Sportster Showdown with Biltwell and Led in Pennsylvania to do the same. A few months Sleds in the Buffalo Chip Gardens at the east gate. later Secretary of War Daniel E. Lamont issued an Sportster shaman Pat Patterson will be on hand, order requiring The Star Spangled Banner to be promising XL-sized fun. Winners will be chosen played at every Army post each evening at retreat. for best chopper, tracker, vintage, café and best in In 1916 President Woodrow Wilson signed an show. Specials on PBR and Rebel Yell, too. www. order designating it the national anthem – but the motostampede.com. idea began on the Ft. Meade parade grounds. Location: Ft. Meade Hospital across from Museum To find your own wild frontier we suggest you visit Waymarking.com and search South Dakota Historical Markers. GPS coordinates also available there. Tuesday, August 8, 2017 Sturgis Rider Daily Page 5 Welcome Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame Class 2017!

Colleen Barnett & Jim Thiessen Mark Shadley company is an industry hallmark of quality and Mike Taylor performance. We’re especially pleased that Buffalo Chip owner Rod Woodruff will receive the J.C. “Pappy” Hoel Outstanding Achievement Award, recognizing those who’ve been pivotal in the founding, maintaining and/or promoting of the Sturgis Museum and the Sturgis rally. Wood- ruff first welcomed bikers to camp in a pasture in 1981 and over 36 years of continual improve- ments he turned that pasture into an unparal- leled motorcycle and music destination. As a his year’s inductees for the Sturgis Motor- Shadley Bros. officially opened in 1981, long trusted. And that comes right from the top. long-time board member and spearhead of char- cycle Museum Hall of Fame include after Mark Shadley spent years tinkering as a Owner Jim Thiessenhas made it his life’s work ity events that have sustained the Museum since manufacturers, designers, builders, rac- teenager, working nights and weekends. With his these past 50 years to enhance the performance its inception, there’s no one more deserving. Ters, promoters and even a legend. Take a minute brother, Paul and son Dean, Mark now handles and reliability of V-Twin engines – to the benefit Willie G. Davidson, a man known in motor- to meet them here then be on hand tomorrow at auto body & repair, custom motorcycle design of riders and wrenches worldwide. cycle circles worldwide, will receive the Lifetime the induction breakfast, 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, & building, and everything in between. Shadley Few people have achieved credibility on both Achievement Award. His artistic vision and pas- August 9th, at the Lodge at Deadwood. Call Bros. is a testament to hard work and passion. the drag strip and in manufacturing - but Terry sion for riding have not only shaped Harley- 605-347-2001 or visit wwwsturgismuseum.com And nobody out-rides Mark! Vance has. The 14-time national champ, who is Davidson’s® identity for more than 50 years, but for tickets. As one of the industry’s leading producers of also listed as number 35 on the top 50 greatest have stamped a positive image on motorcycling Colleen Barnett & Mike Taylor - Colleen performance parts, tools and high-performance drag racers of all time, created exhaust manu- in both the two-wheeled community and the Barnett-Taylor started her motorsports career engines, JIMS Machine is also among the most facturer Vance & Hines with Byron Hines. The mainstream. working for her parents, Charlie and Afton Bar- nett, founders of Barnett Clutches & Cables in 1948. Mike Taylor joined the company in 1968 then married the boss’s daughter, starting a part- nership that’s benefited motorcycle riders and builders for decades. Together they have operated Barnett since 1975. Friends note Cory Ness’s design sense, wrench- ing know-how and business acumen - character- istics apparent in his work as Chief Designer at Arlen Ness Enterprises. But also admired are his solid work ethic, kindness and gentlemanly demeanor. He’d deserve this honor even if he wasn’t working so unassumingly in such a high- Cory Ness Terry Vance Rod Woodruff Willie Davidson profile business.

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Legendary Buffalo Chip family: ground zero to tune up & turn on behind the scenes daymon woodruff Daymon Woodruff is Toni Woodruff’s brother and Rod Woodruff’s son. As a loving husband and father, Daymon works extremely hard at the Chip year-round, and has a great attitude to go with it.

Q: What is your job position at the Chip? A: Daymon Woodruff is my official job position. I do marketing, showcase entertainment, and our bar operations.

Q: Which concert has been your favorite? A: Oh, man, Ozzy Osbourne in 2010. That guy did a lot of damage to my brain when I was grow- give me a gas weed-eater. Maybe Woody was just ing up. I fan-boyed out on Ozzy and Black Sabbath trying to wear me out as a kid. when I was a youth so I was pretty excited about having them play at our place. Q: How has the Chip changed your perspective? A: I think it’s allowed me to be more inclusive- Q: Where is your favorite place to ride? minded. There’s a lot of stereotypes and stigmas A: The most memorable was coming down Lolo that we build up in society around images. Images Pass, Idaho. I did a 5,000-mile trip with my father of people, what you do, who you are, what you’re one year after the rally. Coming across the pass, supposed to be. Over the years, my perspective has there’s a sign that says, “Curves, 77 miles”, which changed to be more inclusive of different people and was pretty epic. I never ran across that again. different circumstances. All you have is your own reaction to things, and how you react to the world The Buffalo Chip Garage is no virtual shopping experience, it’s a straight up, hands-on solution to the Q: Do you have a “greatest Chip experience”? impacts how the world is going to react to you. mods you’ve been planning and the parts your bike needs. Buy new Metzeler Tires and enjoy a free A: I think the best thing about the Chip is that That’s something I learned from the Chip. Indian loaner while they’re installed. Treat your bike to an oil change or dyno testing Aug. 4-12 at the you can go through life doing mundane tasks and Chip Crossroads. living in monotony while getting caught-up in your Q: What do you see in the future of the Chip? own world. Years might go by when you don’t really A: We want to keep the passion and excite- have any memorable experiences, but then you ment that originally spurred what we are today and come to the Chip and you make some of the best infuse it with new excitement and ideas. Which is friends you’ve ever made, make some of the most why we’re experimenting with flat track racing and intense memories you’ve had in years, and walk out younger bands. Staying connected with the inner of here with nine days that hold incredible memo- child. Everyone wants the magic of youth to remain ries. You have an eye-opening experience out here exciting and fun. Staying young while honoring the that makes you go “Oh sh**, I’ve been locked in my past and who made it possible. In honor of our his- cave for years and I’ve been missing out on life.” tory and past at the Chip, we want to go forward with new energy and new events. Q: What was your first Chip job? Pick up each issue of the Sturgis Rider Daily to read A: I was out in the amphitheater swinging a more about the infamous family that makes the Buffalo d-ring and cutting grass. It must’ve been before Chip The Best Party Anywhere®. If you see these won- weed-eaters. That would have been a lot easier, to derful people around the campground, say hi!

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Owners: Lady Bird, LLC & Harney Rooster, Inc. Tuesday, August 8, 2017 Sturgis Rider Daily Page 7 Bringing fitness to the Chip CrossFit at the CrossRoads he Buffalo Chip CrossRoads really has nents. For him, CrossFit represents these same it all! In addition to countless food and elements. entertainment options, the CrossRoads After attending a Level 1 Seminar Kraus Tnow features a CrossFit gym. It’s equipped with explained: “For me it was not the strength but the latest training equipment from Rogue Fitness the mental stimulation.” such as barbells, wall balls and pullup bars to pre- Participants say with CrossFit, technique serve your workout routine for the duration of and form are more important than weight. You the Sturgis rally. use your entire body in intense core workouts, Kristi Cammack runs the Twisted Canyon which begin with mobility and stretching before CrossFit gym in Sturgis and says it’s the fastest moving into more intense training. It’s all about growing form of fitness. Full of energy and vigor, become fit and strong, and participants say it’s Kristi is elated to be a part of The Best Party Any- addictive. The CrossRoads CrossFit gym is made where® this year. A Sturgis native, she has teamed possible by the Twisted Canyon Team and by up with several other Level 1 CrossFit Certification Rogue Fitness, makers of high-quality gear spe- trainers this week. cifically made for CrossFit programs. It’s open “We’re just so excited to be picked to be out at every day so stop in for a demo. The annual the CrossRoads. We can’t wait to spread the word CrossFit Games just wrapped up August 6 in about CrossFit.” Kristi enthused. Madison, WI, and word is several star athletes CrossFit inspires individuals from all walks of are headed to Sturgis! life. For custom builder and fabricator Satya Kraus, Here’s to staying fit and healthy this rally! the CrossFit philosophy aligns with his own. As For schedules and more information, go owner of Kraus Motor Co. in Santa Rosa, CA, to twistedcanyoncrossfit.com. For Rogue Fit- Kraus focuses on function, performance and qual- ness equipment and apparel, head over to ity when building his motorcycles and compo- roguefitness.com. Ranch for Sale 1208 acres with approximately 216 acres of Forest Service for sale 25998 Bison Lane in Fairburn, South Dakota (Custer area)

Property Highlights Cheyenne River: Ranch borders the river for over 2 miles. Ranch House: 1,000 sq. ft. with basement. Hunting Cabin: 700 ft., 700 ft., previously a retreat for buffalo hunters. 150 acres of dry land corn and alfalfa. Home to: White tail deer, mule deer, antelope, grouse, turkeys, cottontail rabbits, jack rabbits and prairie dogs. 1 hour travel time to Rapid City. Historical significance: Original trail present from Nebraska to Pine Ridge to Cuny Table crossing Cheyenne onto French Creek, central Black Hills and possibly Deadwood. The Fairburn agate beds are also within 5 miles of ranch. Call 605-391-8374 for more information or 605-391-7393 for pricing. Page 8 Sturgis Rider Daily tuesday, August 8, 2017 Tuesday, August 8, 2017 Sturgis Rider Daily Page 9 The United Riders of FXRs – and Dynas A high flying success! n its fifth year, Big Joe’s FXR Show & Dyna Mixer has found a home at the Buffalo Chip CrossRoads. The Show Builders Breakfast Promotes Tech Ed esterday’s Flying Piston Builders from proceeds of the 2016 Breakfast: to is now the established national gathering for devotees of Breakfast was an epic happening that Krystal Hess, founder of Motorcycle Mis- IHarley-Davidson’s iconic, best-handling FXR platform— brought together the riding pub- sions; and Ryan Jones, a local high school and sporty customizable Dynas. licY with custom builders and moto-celebs. student who was mentored by Jason Mook The FXR Show is a place where community is solidi- In its third year, this charity event raised of Black Hills Cycles. fied around a common cause. Pivotal to that cause is rais- funds and consciousness about increasing The Builder Breakfast Meet & Greet and ing funds for the children at South Dakota LifeScape, an access to metal arts and mechanical training silent auction was organized by Jeff Najar of for both young people and returning vet- Biker Pros and Marilyn Stemp of Iron Trader effort everyone can take to heart. And speaking of heart, an erans interested in the motorcycle industry News. “We’re so grateful for the stellar par- anonymous donor matched every dollar raised. There aren’t as a career. ticipation, especially from our sponsors. We enough emojis for that! To that end, two awards were presented can’t wait till next year!” said Stemp. Page 10 Sturgis Rider Daily tuesday, August 8, 2017 Spice and spikes The Flaunt Girls bring the heat ll high-heels and fire, the Flaunt Girls will get your heart pumping! Born right here in SouthA Dakota, their compelling performance combines acrobatics, danc- ing and aerobatics with just enough sass to make things interesting. In the past, the Flaunt Girls have done shows at the Old Style Saloon 10 in Deadwood, and at venues all over the country. Now, for the second straight year, they bring their sugar and spice to the Buffalo Chip’s Kini- son stage. With hard work and training, the Flaunt Girls have blossomed over the years to be true athletes and gymnasts. They’re in tune with all types of music; from hip-hop to country, the girls have each genre mastered. To catch the girls’ fearless tricks and teases, head to the Kinison Stage nightly to see them flaunt their stuff and put on a performance you won’t soon forget. Tuesday, August 8, 2017 Sturgis Rider Daily Page 11 Page 12 Sturgis Rider Daily tuesday, August 8, 2017 Not all heroes wear capes Buffalo Chip Vending Family ear after year, patrons of the Chip have had access to all sorts of distinctive, cre- ative and wacky products from the fab- ulousY merchants in the amphitheater. Older campers may recognize the familiar booths and friendly faces of our loyal vendors who return yearly to be a part of The Best Party Anywhere®. These folks have not only been a huge factor in making the Chip a true party destination, but have steadfastly joined us as Chip family. Behold, the vendor legends of the Buffalo Chip amphitheater: Brought to you by Mary and Larry Green, the Sturgis Rider Café boasts the most deli- cious 1$ hot dogs as part of the dollar beers and dogs deal. Celebrating their 19th year here, Mary and Larry are a fan favorite and a fixture at the Chip. With bright beads and an extravagant exte- rior, Stone Store Outfitters Beads is owned and operated by Tammy and Richard. After coming to the Chip from Kansas for over 15 years, Tammy and Richard have made unfor- gettable friends and memories. Stop by to score mardi gras-style beads and more! Gwen and her dog Dotty have been Chip vendors for over 15 years, too. All the way from Texas, Gwen’s Leather Repair is on hand to fix even the most difficult rips and tears. As a bonus, little Dotty is just a treat. Celebrating his 77th birthday with us at the or take on a new persona. Chip this year, Griz of Fort Grizzly Patches Jennifer’s Web shines out across the amphi- has been sewing old-school patches at the Chip theater for all to see. With Jennifer’s fantastic for over five years. His selection of patches is the jewelry designs and more, the shop is sure to best around. Swing by to browse his collection stop anyone in their tracks. As a Chip vendor and wish him a happy birthday! for more than 10 years, Jennifer is certainly a Bringing you a huge selection of panama- fan-favorite. style hats, Jack and Ronda of Cactus Jack Stop by these vendors in the amphitheater Hats have been Chip vendors for more than a and say hello. Take some time to browse their decade. Stop by to see their designs and grab high-quality wares, and have some fun. Long one of their infamous hats, to zing up your look live the legendary vendors!

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10400 Recreational Dr. in SUMMERSET, SD | 877.889.0306 | CampingWorld.com/RV Tuesday, August 8, 2017 Sturgis Rider Daily Page 13 Day Two: Full Throttle Florida Ride-In Show ditor Tony CIanci and the crew at Full Throttle Magazine Florida are on hand at the Buffalo Chip CrossRoads again tomorrow, Tuesday, August 8th for day two of their all-brands Bike Shows. Ten classes guarantee a place for your bike. There are classes for all make and models, including vin- Etage and a ladies-only class, too. Woody hosts a tequila toast with the winners so roll on in.

Smart Buffalo Chip campers ensure a happy rally when they buy the limited edition Rat’s Hole beer mug - like these two did. Thirty-four-ounce refills are just $6 and the bar is right in the middle of the action in the Chip amphitheater.

Moto Stampede Continues ake plans to be at the Buffalo Chip for a double dose of mayhem when Dragsters and Hooli- gans invade the amphitheater Wednesday, August 9th. Both races take place on reconfigured versions of the Chip’s TT course, the scene of Sunday night’s American Flat Track race upset. MExpect amped up intensity and spectacular viewing from the raised decks and catwalks surrounding the tracks. Crazy John’s Street Drag Invitationals get going first, followed by Roland Sands Design Super Hooligan Races. Tickets at www.motostampede.com or the Chip box office. PERSONAL INJURY & CRIMINAL DEFENSE LOCAL LEGAL HELP FOR BIKERS: 605-348-1125605-348-1125 Civil Trial Specialists/Criminal Defense COUNSEL FOR TOWN OF BUFFALO CHIP, SD 601 West Boulevard, Rapid City, South Dakota. www.amatteroflaw.com (se habla espanol) Page 14 Sturgis Rider Daily tuesday, August 8, 2017 Uncaged Rebels Arrive at the Chip

uilt by professional and nationally-recognized custom builders, six beautiful bikes were rid- den into the Buffalo Chip CrossRoads Sat- Burday, August 5th, as part of the Rebel Yell “Rebels Uncaged” promotion. Riding in as a group from the Pacific Northwest they were greeted by Rod and Day- mon Woodruff—and a special bottle of Rebel Yell Bourbon. Revealed at Austin’s Handbuilt Show in April, the six bikes have toured the country as part of a giveaway promotion; yes, all six custom motorcycles will be given away! The builders include Analog Motorcycles, Classified Moto, Flying Tiger Motorcycles, Gasser Cus- toms, Hageman Cycles and Revival Cycles. The six builders proved their vigor and grit, and the reliability of the machines they con- structed, by riding them all the way from Spokane to the Buffalo Chip campground, where they’ll be on display at the Rebel Yell Bar in the Kinison Playground area through the week. For a chance to win one of these distinctive custom bikes submit a photo displaying your rebellious side and spirit, along with the word “Rebel”, to 78896. Alternatively, you can upload your entry to www.rebelsuncages.com. Six winners will be chosen.

Exclusive BMW Demo Rides at the Chip

It’s an opportunity you don’t want to miss: the chance to test ride BMW’s new K 1600 B luxury sport touring bike or a sporty R nineT. You have until Saturday to visit the Buffalo Chip’s free-access CrossRoads and experience one these new models on a romp through the Black Hills. It’s the first time these bikes are available to U.S. riders so get going! Tuesday, August 8, 2017 Sturgis Rider Daily Page 15 karlee cobb Women builders roll to the front ach day we’re meeting one of the five women builders from Motorcycles As Art, the custom bike exhibition at the Buffalo Chip EEvent Center. Today, Karlee Cobb tells us how she began her career in motorcycling, and her hopes for the future of bike building and customization.

Q: Introduce yourself; where are you living? A: Karlee Cobb. Apparel Manager, Admin and Racer from Mitchell, South Dakota.

Q: How old are you and how long have you been Q: What type of bike are you working on bikes? presenting for the exhibit and A: 23 years old. I worked on my first bike for why did you chose it? the Tony Hawk Foundation back in 2014. it was A: I am building a rigid and customizations. I look up to many people in auctioned off during the event. Perry Farrell won it. chopper with a fully polished our industry, and sometimes I’ll catch myself mak- I was then asked by Indian to customize an Indian Scout motor. Indian has ing something as simple as a bracket from an exam- Indian Scout. They wanted me to do work that been supporting me for a few ple of their past builds. We have such amazing peo- someone could do in their garage so we did mostly years now so it just made sense ple to look up to that it can be intimidating! cosmetic work. That Indian Scout is now my daily to keep working with them to Myself, feeling like everything has already been rider. I am now working on my Indian Scout continue to make their brand done, it can get discouraging to build a bike. And I Chopper for the show. stronger and more diverse. think that has happened to many in our industry. I the challenge. The toughest part I feel like in most believe that will change with just a little push from Q: How did you get into building/customizing Q: What’s the coolest part of the bike? builds is time. people and shows like Michael’s! bikes? A: There is not another fully polished Indian A: I was brought into the family business. Brian Scout motor out there, so I’d have to say that just Q: If you think your generation is, or will be chang- See Karlee’s rigid Indian Scout chopper and the Klock is my step dad, and I threw some opinions makes the heart of the bike! ing the motorcycle industry, can you tell us what this work of three-dozen other builders under 35 at the of my own out on a bike build one day. Brian loved looks like to you? Motorcycles As Art exhibition in the Buffalo Chip that I seemed interested and offered the opportu- Q: What was the toughest part of this project? A: I believe that those in my generation have Event Center, open daily, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Enter at nity for me to customize the Triumph for the Tony A: I am working with a wonderful team who someone in our industry they have looked up to. the Chip’s east gate; admission is free. Hawk Foundation. are willing to work hard on this build no matter I believe they will try to continue their idol’s looks

Celebrating the women of motorcycling

Bikerth Belles 2017 is Today! or the 9 annual Biker Belles event, participants meet at the Buffalo Chip CrossRoads by the Big Engine sculpture then embark on The Morning FRide before being treated to a catered lunch and Team Diva Comfort Zone pampering on arrival at the Lodge at Deadwood. One of the Buffalo Chip’s three signature rides, the Biker Belles is a gathering of individuals with a strong passion for motorcycling where long lasting friendships are made. Biker Belles proudly supports and celebrates the women of motorcycling and their passion, vigor and enthusiasm. Those attending are asked to make a $60 contribu- tion to join in, and one hundred percent of the earnings benefit South Dakota women-related charities, Helping with Horsepower and the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame. Visit BikerBelles.com, call 605-347-9000 or meet the riders at the CrossRoads today at 8:30 a.m. Page 16 Sturgis Rider Daily tuesday, August 8, 2017

LAST NIGHT’S CONCERT

Chipsters have been rockin’ down the highway with the Doobie Brothers for many miles and it was a thrill to have this classic American band back in 2017 (above). They provide the perfect sound track for reuniting with your biker brothers—and sisters—at The Best Party Anywhere®. A confirmed road warrior, Justin Moore has shared a stage with country music greats all over the U.S. of A. His smoky sound and tight jeans provided some heat to warm up a cool night at the Chip (right).

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