67th Annual Black Hills Motor Classic (Part 8) wet t-shirt contest

More pics from the Rally. What can I say ....... there was a lot to see and do, and I still have about a hundred pictures. It's been a long winter so I have some more posting time.

Don't know what day it was, just know it was one of the days I was there.
1) Bone Yard Bike @ Buffalo Chip Campground ..........................2) Main Street ......................... 3) Some kookie old guy showing his boobs ......................... 4) and some kookie young girl showing her boobs ............ 5) and another..........

67th Annual Black Hills Motor Classic (Part 6)

I am not sure what day we are on for the Sturgis Trip, but here is post #6. Started the morning with a shower and a trip down to the Pancake Breakfast put together by "Sons of Light" motorcycle ministry and they were pretty good, especially because they were free, all you needed to do was make a donation if you could afford it. Once again the weather was perfect for the days ride.



























Our trailer turned out to be very, very comfortable with the air conditioning, shower, fridge, and soft chairs.
















Cooling off before the next ride.








We even had some patio furniture and $20K Footstools made by the Motor Co.















Oh, and did I mention they did not require shirts?

67th Annual Black Hills Motor Classic (Part 4)

Well here we are at the FULL THROTTLE SALOON,

worlds largest Biker Bar on Day 1 of the rally!!!!

While at the saloon .............................. a wet T-shirt contest broke out with

crowds forming instantly from all over the place.

Look at the cameras, everyone

had one, as if this was a press conference

of sorts with visiting dignitaries.

Well ..... I guess it was special gathering

of visiting dignitaries including the reigning

champ from the 66Th Annual Black Hills Motor Classic. I can't really remember who won for the 67th.

Overall the crowd was well behaived, the beer was cold and it was nice to relax after

about 2,000 miles and a half dozen states. We were resting and getting

ready for the rest of the rally with all the events that bring 300,000 - 400,000
motorcyclists to the small town of Sturgis South Dakota.

As an ex-smoker I was delighted to see the larger than life SMOKING IS MANDATORY AREA where tires are burned for the entertainment of all.