Imports at Sturgis
Imports at Sturgis
I just started riding this year and would really like to go to Sturgis and/or other big bike gatherings in the future. Are non-Harley riders accepted these days or are they still strictly HD/American events? How many people here go to these events? They look like a great time but I don't really have the biker "look" or the Harley Davidson.
Old guy wants to be new biker.
1982 Yamaha XJ650 Maxim
1982 Yamaha XJ650 Maxim
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Not now, not soon, not after being continually knocked down.
If you never give up, you can never truly fail.
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