Buffalo Chip & Roadsmith Trikes Unite for Debut Sturgis Trike Ride
Buffalo Chip & Roadsmith Trikes Unite for Debut Sturgis Trike Ride2013 Trike Owners United Ride (T.O.U.R.)The Sturgis Buffalo Chip and Roadsmith Trikes have teamed up for the first annual Trike Owners United Ride (T.O.U.R.) set to take place on Wednesday, Aug. 7, during the Sturgis rally.
The T.O.U.R. all-trike ride starts in Hill City and takes a scenic 50 mile ride and ends with a trike procession through the Sturgis Buffalo Chip to a special reception at the Russ Brown Events Center.Free of charge, the T.O.U.R. is open to all makes and models of trikes. Riders can pre-register for the event at buffalochip.com/TOUR. Participants will also have the opportunity to donate non-perishable food items to the Hill City food drive.Rod Woodruff (President, Sturgis Buffalo Chip) says: “We are looking forward to working with Roadsmith on what is sure to be an annual tradition for trike owners. On this day, trike riders from around the world will come together to celebrate the freedom and camaraderie shared on three wheels.” We could not be more excited to host the Trike Owners United Ride and welcome ‘trikers’ home to the Largest Music Festival in Motorcycling.”The T.O.U.R. event is a brand new endeavor for the Sturgis Buffalo Chip, giving all trike riders a one-of-a-kind experience at the Sturgis rally. All participants have the opportunity to partake in the group ride on some of the area’s most spectacular roads, enjoy free food and drinks with live entertainment and door prizes, be part of the group photo and have full access to the world-famous Motorcycles as Art exhibition at the Russ Brown Events Center.Registration may be available on the day of the event, however, pre -registration is encouraged due to a limited number of available accommodations.Doug Lindholm (Roadsmith General Manager) says: “For over four decades Roadsmith Trikes has built a reputation for designing and producing some of the best trikes in the business, so it is fitting that we sponsor a trike event with the Sturgis Buffalo Chip to provide a world-class setting and atmosphere for all of those who attend.“Our philosophy has always been to exceed our customers’ expectations and this event will enable us to create a unique trike experience for not only our Roadsmith customers, but for all trike owners.”Register for the 2013 Trike Owners United Ride by visiting buffalochip.com/TOUR. All makes and models of trikes are welcome.Campground admission passes for Wednesday, Aug 7, which includes admission to the Rob Zombie, Mastodon, Machine Head night of hard rock playing that night, can be purchased onsite or ahead of time at Buffalochip.com. Camping includes free access to all the concerts, clean facilities, the rally’s one and only Bikini Beach, multiple stages of live entertainment, enjoyable hang outs on 580 scenic, creek fed camping resort acres three miles east of Sturgis, S.D.The 32nd annual Sturgis Buffalo Chip motorcycle and music festival takes place July 29 through Aug 11, 2013 during the annual Sturgis motorcycle rally. More Sturgis Buffalo Chip camping, concert and events information can be found on BuffaloChip.com.
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