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TONIGHT’S CONCERT 10:30 PM 1 OF 7 SATURDAY AUG. 3, 2019 8:30 PM p FREE P ® STURGIS RIDER DAILY DON’T MISS • Motorcycles As Art Welcome home to the Chip! • the hunks! • BMW DeMos We’re Glad You’re Back, BuffALO CHIP VISITORS! • Dirt riot rAcing t’s been a long winter and we missed you! We’ve been cleaning up Mother Nature’s mess, filling in potholes and rearranging Ithings and we hope you like the new layout. PLAYING If this is your first time to the Legendary TONIGHT! Buffalo Chip, or even if you’re a seasoned Chip camper, there are a few things you ought to know! STURGIS BUFFALO CHIP’S The Top Shelf VIP area, located at the amphitheater, is where all the cool kids WOLFMAN JACK STAGE go to watch the concerts. Now offering 10:30 PM an extended deck with seating, catered KEITH URBAN food and cocktails to round out a remark- 8:30 PM able concert experience, you’ll be thrilled GEORGE THOROGOOD & THE with the unobstructed second-story view DESTROYERS so check with the box office on how to arrange that special night of watching your favorite band. TOMORROW While you’re at the box office, be sure to 10:30 PM get your tickets to this year’s 12th Annual GODSMACK Legends Ride, the 11th Annual Biker Belles 8:00 PM Ride and the 1st Annual Rusty Wallace MISS BUFFALO CHIP Ride. Tickets are available up to the day BEAUTY PAGEANT before each ride, or you can get them on site at the start of the runs, but don’t miss any STURGIS WEATHER of these exceptionally worthy charity rides. Sat 8/3 Sun 8/4 The grey building located in front of the Freedom Field is where each of these special events will end. beer on tap, live bands and fun stuff like been relocated! Chip campers will find Sons Just across Flag Avenue, over at the bikini babes to wash your grubby bike so of Light Motorcycle Ministry flipping flap- 87/68 87/65 CrossRoads where entrance is FREE, is the be sure to check out the haps right under jacks inside the fenced area on the corner Sunny Partly Cloudy newly redecorated Big Engine Bar! You’ll the BIG engine. Courtesy of weather.com find $2.00 beers, $3.00 cocktails, craft The famous free pancake breakfast has Continued on Page 2 PAGE 2 STURGIS RIDER DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 2019 SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 2019 STURGIS RIDER DAILY PAGE 3 SHOWCASE STAGES Welcome, from Page 1 Where’s Woody? of Flag Avenue and Russ Brown Boule- your card and off you go! ury, too! Over in the amphitheater the Buf- TT kicks off tomorrow SATURDAY, AUGUST 3TH vard, so start your day off with friendly You can get your shopping on at the falo Chip’s SpeakEasy Steak House and merican Flat Track Races, pre- The Buffalo Chip’s ubiquitous Rod “Woody” Wood- KINISON STAGE faces and a hot breakfast. While you’re CrossRoads where a variety of vendors are Wine Bar is prepared to pamper you. The sented by Indian Motorcycle, ruff loves to meet campers. He turns up everywhere at the there, be sure to fill up your gas tank just set up, including Fort Grizzly Patches & staff from the local Cheyenne Crossing thunder into the Buffalo Chip Chip, so keep your eyes peeled for his smiling face and 7:45 PM ..............................HUNKS: THE SHOW across the street at the Buffalo Chip Stop Sewing, Uhl Works, and Merlin’s Hide restaurant is serving up succulent steaks, AmphitheaterA on Sunday, August 4. say hello. Also look for Woody in the pages of the Sturgis 9:55 PM ..........................BUFFALO DREAMERS & Fuel self-serve gas station right there on Out where you can buy buffalo hide robes bone-in pork chops, juicy burgers, Mar- From 4:30-5:15 riders will be available Rider Daily to win Chip merch. Each day there’s a differ- 10PM ..................................THE FLAUNT GIRLS Russ Brown Boulevard. The Buffalo Chip and other buffalo products as well as a tha’s Vineyard salad and sweet Cheyenne for autographs. Opening ceremonies ent Woody caricature hidden in a photo of an event or loca- offers 93-octane E10 for less than most slew of other vendors. The Legendary Buf- Crossing carrot cake, all served at your air- start at 5:30 and the Main Event kicks tion he especially recommends. The first three readers who MIDNIGHT .........................THE FLAUNT GIRLS stations in the area sell 91-octane pre- falo Chip has a barbershop, tattoo parlors, conditioned table. Topped off with a pair- off at 6:00 p.m.! You do NOT want to report their find to the Chamber of Commerce/Rally Info mium and Harley-Davidson, Indian, Vic- food trucks and stages with nonstop enter- ing from the wine list, your lunch or din- miss this fast and furious fun down at Center at the Chip CrossRoads win a prize bag. And don’t tory, BMW, Triumph, Honda, Yamaha tainment into the wee hours so your inner ner is sure to be memorable. So, no matter the track! forget to notice where Woody is hiding out, because that’s BIKINI BEACH STAGE and others have all approved E10 for use party animal can go hog wild. where you roam, just remember, the Buf- If you’re a camper, you already have definitely the place to be each day. MIDNIGHT ..........................................KARAOKE in their motorcycles so pull on up, swipe And, of course, you deserve a little lux- falo Chip has all the comforts of home! access! If not, buy a day pass and come 1:30 PM ................BEERS & BURPS CONTEST early, stay late, and party with Godsmack! Get your tickets here: rallytickets.com. 2PM ..................... WHIPPED CREAM TWISTER NEW FOOD VENDORS 2:30 PM ......................ROPE SWING CONTEST LET’S CONNECT! In addition to all our favorite food ven- GET LOADED 3PM .................................SLIP ‘N’ SLIDE RELAY Tell us what you love about spending the Sturgis Rally at the Buffalo Chip. Or shoot dors and restaurants at the Buffalo Chip, Located at Bikini Beach us a picture and show us how your rally adventure is playing out. We may print your 3:30 PM ................FROZEN T-SHIRT CONTEST we have exciting new grub for your din- Menu: Loaded Fries, Breakfast, Burg- words or photos in the Sturgis Rider Daily! Email: [email protected] 4PM ...................................... DICK PICTIONARY ing pleasure! Be sure to swing by and taste ers, Crab Cake Sandwiches, Deep Fried them all!! Your taste buds will thank you! Crab Fritters ...and much more! 4:30 PM ............ HOMEMADE BIKINI CONTEST ® BonaFide Foods MEAN MAGGI’S 5PM ..............HOMEMADE MANKINI CONTEST Located in the South 40, next Located in the Amphitheater STURGIS RIDER DAILY 5:30 PM ....................PICKLE LICKIN CONTEST to the Wild Gypsy Tour Menu: Gourmet Grilled Cheese and While Bonafide is not new to the Chip, Co-Publishers Assistant Editor Advertising Sales Printer 6PM ......... AIR SEX WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Breakfast they are worth mentioning because of Sturgis Buffalo Chip Madeline Woodruff Rapid City Journal Rapid City Journal MIDNIGHT ...............LIVE MUSIC: BIG SKILLET their fresh, made from scratch, all natu- Rapid City Journal Founding Editor Paul Mitchell, Sturgis Design & Prepress ral food! They are open to the public and Editor Marilyn Stemp Buffalo Chip Amy Menerey, Lost ready to wow you with their GIANT bur- Felicia Morgan Cabin Photo & Design BIG ENGINE BAR STAGE ritos, incredible salads, and more. Voted MIDNIGHT ......................................LIVE MUSIC: #3 in the Food Network’s Top 50 Food Contributors: Aaron Packard, Jordan Axtman, Brad Schneck, Jack McIntrye, Mary Panerio, Jeff Smith. Other material contributed by staff of the Rapid City Journal. ...............................CHARLIE BRECHTEL BAND Trucks in the Untied States, this is worth the ride over by the Hoyt Axton Stage, Circulation The Sturgis Rider® Daily is published seven consecutive days during the Sturgis Rally. 9500 copies are distributed each day at 70 locations in the 2PM .............................................BIKER GAMES so go find ‘em for breakfast, lunch and Black Hills and to campers at the Sturgis Buffalo Chip. PHILLY TED’S 4:30 PM ..........LIVE MUSIC: BC & THE BIG RIG dinner! Disclaimer CHEEZSTEAKS The Sturgis Rider® Daily neither endorses nor warrants the products or services of advertisers, nor does it warrant the completeness or accuracy of the data Located at CrossRoads and in the provided herein. Views expressed are not necessarily those of the publishers, advertisers, editors, contributors, or their agents. 6PM .............................................BIKER GAMES Sturgis Rider® is a registered trademark owned by Rod Woodruff. Reproduction or transmission of content herein, in whole or part, without expressed Amphitheater written consent is not permitted. 7PM ................................................SEXY BINGO I’SCREAM 4 ICE CREAM Menu: Steak Cheezsteak, Chicken PRINTED IN USA Located at Bikini Beach Cheezsteak, Chicken Wings Nathan’s & CrossRoads CROSSROADS EVENTS Hot Dogs, Chicken Nuggets, Fries Menu: Hand-dipped ice cream from a 9AM–6PM ...........................BMW DEMO RIDES unique custom rat-rod build! The COUPON NOON–2PM ...........SCHOOL’S OUT CHOPPER Buy one Get one Free SHOW REGISTRATION 1:30–2PM . IVES BROTHERS WALL OF DEATH Sweetest Spot The Chip’s vendors have 2–4PM ....... SCHOOL’S OUT CHOPPER SHOW something for every at the Chip! BUFFET Featuring “A Fist Full of Bourbon” Apple Pie Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner 4–4:30 PM IVES BROTHERS WALL OF DEATH taste bud! SR Caramel Apples made just for the Buffalo Chip 6–6:30 PM IVES BROTHERS WALL OF DEATH Come get a sample! 4200 N I-90 Service Rd Exit 61 Also serving breakfast and Jumbo Caramel Rolls plus lots of other baked goodies and caramel creations! Rapid City, SD 57701 Schedules are subject to change.
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