I read on another forum about Little Sturgis & Sturgis. So what is actually the difference between the two?
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The one is smaller than the other 
I thought it was that one is bigger than the other
I have only ever heard of "Sturgis", but then I haven't heard of everything.
I have only ever heard of "Sturgis", but then I haven't heard of everything.
A friend of mine wants to go to the Sturgis Rally now we believe there are the two of them so I am trying to find out what would be the best one for him to attend. I also thought Sturgis was just Sturgis 
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I read on another forum about Little Sturgis & Sturgis. So what is actually the difference between the two?
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Not being a cruiser rider, Sturgis is not my thing. I have been there; but not to the event. I think that Lil Sturgis is held in Sturgis, Kentucky while Sturgis is in Sturgis, South Dakota. Lil Sturgis simply is capitalizing on the aura and success of Surgis.
I read on another forum about Little Sturgis & Sturgis. So what is actually the difference between the two?
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Not being a cruiser rider, Sturgis is not my thing. I have been there; but not to the event. I think that Lil Sturgis is held in Sturgis, Kentucky while Sturgis is in Sturgis, South Dakota. Lil Sturgis simply is capitalizing on the aura and success of Surgis.
Ok this make a bit more sense so then he would basically have to go to Sturgis. I am not one for huge rallies I much prefer the smaller more intimate ones.
[quote author=DaveM link=topic=1749.msg11939#msg11939 date=1221483585]
I read on another forum about Little Sturgis & Sturgis. So what is actually the difference between the two?
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About 2,000 miles.
I read on another forum about Little Sturgis & Sturgis. So what is actually the difference between the two?
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About 2,000 miles.
From where I live these huge bike rally's (Sturgis, Daytona) are too far away anyway, but from what I've seen of them it's nothing but a shoulder to shoulder zoo.
Not my cuppa tea.
I like things slow and simple - something like me :y24:
Not my cuppa tea.
I like things slow and simple - something like me :y24:
Well, not to offend any HD riders here, because i'm not insinuating all HD riders are the same. I have a few friends that ride em. But AFAIK sturgis is loaded with those who ARE the stereotype HD rider, and THOSE are not my cup of tea ! 
Been to a few hangouts that are like that and at the risk of flames i gotta say they are a very undesirable places to be.
Been to a few hangouts that are like that and at the risk of flames i gotta say they are a very undesirable places to be.
[quote author=Rocky link=topic=1749.msg12039#msg12039 date=1221503397]
From where I live these huge bike rally's (Sturgis, Daytona) are too far away anyway, but from what I've seen of them it's nothing but a shoulder to shoulder zoo.
Not my cuppa tea.
I like things slow and simple - something like me :y24:
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I can definitely relate! :y115:
From where I live these huge bike rally's (Sturgis, Daytona) are too far away anyway, but from what I've seen of them it's nothing but a shoulder to shoulder zoo.
Not my cuppa tea.
I like things slow and simple - something like me :y24:
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I can definitely relate! :y115:
Agreed. I attend the races and the vintage bike auction and avoid the rest of Bike Week.
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