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If you have an emergency, call 911 · POLICE DEPARTMENT: 605-347-2573 · FIRE DEPARTMENT: 605-347-5801 · AMBULANCE: 605-347-5801 · HOSPITAL: 605-347-2536 · VA MEDICAL CENTER: 605-347-2511 · SHERIFF/JAIL: 605-347-2681
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LAWS · Vehicles parked on Main Street after 2 a.m. will be towed. · Alcoholic beverages are not allowed in public, and are only allowed in establishments where alcohol is served. · Urrinating in public is forbidden. · Public indecency/indecent exposure laws are strictly enforced. · Helmets are required for riders younger than age 18. Adults are not required to wear helmets. · Riders must wear glasses unless motorcycle has a windscreen. · Passenger seat/ pegs are required. · Motorcycles must have right and left mirrors. · Turn signals are required.
American Legion and Soldier’s Wish will be at Second Street Plaza between Lazelle and Main streets in Sturgis from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday, Aug. 4-6. Representatives will speak about the mission to grant wishes to those who have honorably served their country.
Beware Bean’re
Bag it
Louisville, Ky.’s Bean’re, the official Mayor of Fun at the Buffalo Chip Campground, is attempting to ride his 50cc Lube, a mini-bike with a NSU Quick 50 4-speed, 2-stroke engine, to Sturgis and break a Guinness World Record. Follow his progress at www.everythingbeanre.com.
Bikers and riders entering the state today from the east or the west along Interstate 90 will receive a free, collapsible water container bearing a message to ride safely, courtesy of the South Dakota Department of Highway Safety.
THE FORECAST Seven-day forecasecast Today
Swoop in Swoop Productions’ Two-Wheeled Entertainment performances begin at the City of Riders Entertainment Corridor Fourth and Lazelle streets, at 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and at 9:30 p.m. today
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HELPFUL PLACES · Sturgis Community Center: 1401 Lazelle St. · Sturgis Post Office: 820 Kinship Road, 800-275-8777 · UPS: 3421 Whitewood Service Road, substation at HarleyDavidson, 1040 Junction Ave. · Park Avenue Laundry: 2315 Park Ave., Sturgis. 605-347-5789 · East Main Laundry: 915 E. Main St., 605-347-8429
Lookin’ for adventure?
Buck Cherry plays the Buffalo Chip tonight. Zak Wylde’s Black Label Society is at Full Throttle. Candle Box is at Glencoe CampResort.
GETTING MARRIED Marriage licenses can be purchased for $40 (cash only) from the Meade County Register of Deeds, 1425 Sherman St. Both parties must be present with one form of ID. Licenses are good for 20 days. Couples are required to locate their own minister or justice of the peace. A list is available at Register of Deeds. The Clerk of the Courts does not perform ceremonies. Call 605-347-2356.
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New Indian Motorcycle to be unveiled Relaunch will introduce classic bike revamped by Polaris Tom Griffith Journal staff STURGIS | Final preparations were under way Friday for Saturday night’s worldwide premiere of the all-new Indian Chief motorcycle at the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame, 999 Main St. The 8 p.m. relaunch of the classic motorcycle, which is free and open to the public, features live music an appearance by the H istory Channel’s “American Picker” and bike enthusiast Mike Wolfe, and a video tribute to the legendary Indian motorcycle. Founded in 1901, Indian i s A m e r i c a ’s o r i g i n a l motorcycle company. This is the first glimpse the public will have of a new Indian motorcycle since Polaris Industries acquired the iconic brand from Anglo-Italian entrepreneur Stephen Julius more than two years ago. Since then, the $2 billion Medina, Minn.-based company has undertaken a complete redesign of its product range and its new motorcycles are being assembled in Spirit Lake, Iowa. “The Sturgis rally was started in 1936 by the local Indian Motorcycle club, the Jackpine Gypsies, and has grown to become the
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The engine of the 2014 Indian.
world’s largest motorcycle rally, drawing riders from across the globe,” Vice President of Polaris Motorcycles Steve Menneto said in a release. “We found it fitting to unveil the new Indian Motorcycle at Sturgis given
its heritage at this signature motorcycle event.” Worldwide re-ntroductions are planned in coming months. The Indian Chief will make its first European appearance next month during European Bike Week at Faak am See,
Austria, followed by its more-formal presentation at the EICMA trade fair in Milan, Italy, Nov. 7-10. From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. all week in Sturgis, bikers have the opportunity to visit the Indian motorcycle display at Second
and Lazelle streets, and view products, apparel and demonstrations. During the same hours Sunday through Saturday, properly attired, helmeted and licensed motorcyclists may be among the first to ride the 2014 Indian Chief.
At 7 p.m. Friday, the S t u rg i s B u f fa l o C h i p Campground will tout the rejuvenated motorcycle with Indian Motorcycle Night with special promotions and appearances, and a display of vintage Indian motorcycles.
It’s easy (and filling) to get religion at the rally Mary Garrigan Journal staff
You can get religion at the Sturgis rally, of course, and a plate of pancakes to go with it. As it has for more than 30 years, Grace Lutheran Church, 1601 Sherman St., will host a daily pancake breakfast for bikers and other rallygoers. The 100,000-plus member Christian Motorcyclists Association is also based out of Grace Lutheran during the rally. Pancakes and Christianity seem to go together at the rally, either as a free-meal ministry or as a church fundraiser. Here are several locations offering prayer and pancakes again this year: • Sturgis First Presbyterian Church, 1319 Junction Ave., daily from 6:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. between Aug. 5-10. Cost is $10. • Keystone Biker Breakfast, at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, 1011 E. Madill St., also hosted by Keystone Congregational United Church of Christ. • Even the Buffalo Chip campground offers a free pancake breakfast from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. daily
during the rally that is served by the Son’s of Light Ministry. The largest Christian ministry presence at the rally is the 450 to 500 CMA volunteers who show up each year. In the process of working two-hour shifts at everything from the Main Street photo towers to the motorcycle museum to the city jail parking lot, CMA volunteers have the opportunity to hand out some of the 6,000 prayer rags, known as “rag tracts,” that CMA national evangelist Roger Wilson brought to the 2013 rally. He rarely takes any home with him to Ottumwa, Iowa. “There’s always a chance to minister people there,” Wilson said of managing parking at the city jail. This is Wilson’s 30th year at the rally, and the 26th that his group has pa r t n e re d w i t h G ra ce Lutheran. CMA hosts a 9 a.m. hour-long daily worship service at the church that is aimed at equipping volunteers for daily ministry with song and devotions, but which is open to all. “We do have people come in off the streets,” Wilson said. CMA’s rally-related ministry has expanded
over the years, said Gary Smithers, South Dakota CMA coordinator. Ministry opportunities have grown far from Sturgis to include hospital chaplaincy duties, nursing home visits and ministries at area youth correctional facilities. “There is even a music ministry with live music playing from CMA members, across from the police station,” said Smithers. “All this done with CMA members that volunteer from all over this country to do ministry in the name of Jesus.” A smaller national biker ministry, Hellfighters, sets up at Mission at the Cross, a Sturgis church at 711 Anna St. marked by a large white cross visible from Interstate 90. T h a t ’s w h e r e B i l l Meirose, pastor at Mission at the Cross, will host a “commissioning service” at 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 4, for all Christians coming to the Sturgis rally in some ministry role. “We pray a blessing and we have them pray for each other,” he said. “It’s for all Christian motorcyclists coming in to work the week.” At his church, that means about 90 Hellfighters members who are
coming from across the U.S. to offer whatever help folks may need during rally week. “We just open it up to folks in need,” he said. That “need” always enables Wilson, an ordained Assemblies of
God minister and fulltime CMA staffer who oversees 10 states, to share his faith at the rally. “I have always been blessed with being able to minister to several people during the rally,” he said.
“But I’m always looking for it, too. It’s out there, you’ve just got to find it and respond.” Contact Mary Garrigan at 394-8424 or mary.garrigan@ rapidcityjournal.com
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“I have always been blessed with being able to minister to several people during the rally. ... But I’m always looking for it, too. It’s out there, you’ve just got to find it and respond.” Roger Wilson, CMA national evangelist
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Liter biers, lederhosen come to Sturgis rally John Lee McLaughlin Journal staff
A dirndl or some lederhosen aren’t required to enjoy a hearty stein of German bier, but both add some traditional flavor. While the fashions are frequently seen in a traditional German biergarten, you won’t have to travel abroad to find such a setting. Paulaner, a Munichbased brewery, is hosting a 400-seat biergarten complete with Bavarian décor in Piedmont (Exit 46 off I-90) for the first time this year during the Sturgis motorcycle rally. Oktoberfest at the Rally will be open through Sunday, Aug. 11. It’s also Paulaner’s first commercial venture into western South Dakota. And it was brought to the region by a 23-year-old college student who first encountered it during an internship in Germany. Austin Hagg, a business marketing major at the University of South Dakota, traveled to Germany to work at Volkswagen headquarters in Wolfsburg. During his year-long s ta y, H a g g h a p p e n e d a c ross O k to b e r fe s t i n Munich, Germany. He fell in love. “I just remember Paulaner as one of my favorite beers,” said Hagg, a Rapid City native and currently project manager for the event. When he returned to South Dakota, Hagg emailed the company, wh i c h m a i n ta i n s U. S. headquarters in Denver, to see if he could buy some of the beer and serve it during the Sturgis rally. It turned out the company has a traveling biergarten that traverses the nation. “The only way we could get the biergarten here was with the help Fisher Beverage,” he said. “After this, Paulaner will be available everywhere in the Hills.” Once Fisher Beverage, a Rapid City distributor, was on board — Paulaner came and set up the garden. “They’re allowing us to keep it for the whole rally instead of just two days or so,” Hagg said. “It’s kind of a kick-off welcome-Paulaner-into-the-Hills-type
Work planned at Terry Peak Journal staff LEAD | Beginning Monday, Stewart Slope Road near the Barefoot Condominiums at Terry Peak will be reduced to one lane during daytime hours, according to the South Dakota Department of Transportation. Motorists can expect one-way traffic, with flaggers and delays of up to 15 minutes during daytime hours for about two weeks. Two-way traffic will be restored during the evening and overnight hours. Motorists should expect gravel surfacing for about 500 feet on Stewart Slope Road during the project. In addition, on Highway 473 (Nevada Gulch Road), about 1,000 feet north of the Terry Peak Ski Resort Nevada Gulch parking lot, a traffic diversion around ongoing road work has been constructed with gravel surfacing for about 500 feet. Two-way traffic will be maintained at all times on Highway 473. For complete road construction information, go to www.safetravelusa. com/sd or dial 511.
John Lee McLaughlin photos, Journal staff
Colin Pugsley, front, and Austin Hagg pour beer from the Paulaner mobile biergarten truck on Thursday during Oktoberfest at the Rally. The event is a first in the Black Hills for Paulaner, a Munich, Germany-based brewery. The garden will be open through Sunday, Aug. 11.
LEFT: Mädchen Lauren Jaeger awaits a fresh pint of beer to serve during Oktoberfest at the Rally in Piedmont. RIGHT: Mädchens in traditional German dirndls will be serving Paulaner in Piedmont during Oktoberfest at the Rally throughout the Sturgis motorcycle rally. From left: Jessica Brandli, Seth Parks, Lauren Jaeger, Gene Albrecht and Hollie Bloom.
deal. This is the first time they have done anything with the rally, as well.” Rory Brennan is the eve n t co o rd i n a to r fo r Paulaner. Brennan drives the mobile garden set-up across the States. “I pull up the truck, get the event set up, get the
beer pouring, troubleshoot the event, help out where I can — just make sure all the patrons are taken care of,” he said. T h e ga rd e n o p e n e d T h u rsd ay. Fr i d ay wa s locals’ night and featured a nine-piece polka band, and Saturday is military
appreciation night, with 10 percent off drinks for those who serve in the military as well as halfprice bratwursts. Attendees who show up in a dirndl, which is traditional German women’s apparel, or lederhosen, which men don, will
receive half-price brats throughout rally. The garden features six Paulaner varieties as well as Füchen, an herbal liqueur with hints of cinnamon and vanilla. “We have real good, authentic brews going, eve ry t h i n g f ro m yo u r
lighter wheat beer to your d a rke r, t h i c ke r, f u l l e r beer,” Brennan said. “So, I think we have something for everyone’s palette.”
· 10 p.m., Dustin Evans & the Good Times, Loud American Roadhouse (Outside) · 10 p.m., Black Label Society, Full Throttle Saloon, Main Stage · 10 p.m., Fire Dancers, Buffalo Chip · 10:30 p.m. to midnight, The Cult, Buffalo Chip · 11 p.m., Moustache Bandits, Easyriders Saloon · 11 p.m., SweetKiss Momma, Easyriders Saloon, Wrench Bar
Memorial Motocross, Jackpine Gypsies Club Grounds Noon, Official Main Street Photo, Main and Junction Noon, FXR Motorbike Show & Ride, City Park/Soccer Fields 1 p.m., Itty Bitty Opry Band, The Knuckle Saloon 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., Karaoke, Buffalo Chip 3 p.m., Karaoke with DJ Taz, Easyriders Saloon, Honey Club 3 p.m., The Dan Lawson Band, Easyriders Saloon, Wrench Bar 3 p.m., Dom Wier, Easyriders Saloon 4 p.m., ZZ-3, Easyriders, Main Stage 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Dueling Pianos, Glencoe CampResort 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Unimotorcyclist Drag Racing, Buffalo Chip 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Autograph Session w/WWF Stars, Buffalo Chip 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., Fantazzmo, One Eyed Jacks 5 p.m., Pumpin Eythl, The Knuckle Saloon 5 p.m., Official Main Street Photo, Main and Fourth 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Jo-Jo Karaoke, Iron Horse Campground, Hwy. 79 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Motorcycle Industry VIP Reception, Buffalo Chip 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Roller Derby, Buffalo Chip 6:30 p.m., Wrench, Easyriders Saloon, Main Stage 7 p.m., Rebel Raised, Easyriders Saloon, Wrench Bar
· 7 p.m., Jared Blake, Easyriders Saloon · 7 p.m., Joe Fornothin, Loud American Roadhouse · 7 p.m., October Road, Loud American Roadhouse (Outside) · 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Charlie Brechtel, Buffalo Chip · 8 p.m., Warrant, Glencoe CampResort · 8 p.m., Saliva, Easyriders Saloon, Main Stage · 8 p.m., The Black Crowes, Broken Spoke Campground · 8 p.m., Five 13 Band, One-Eyed Jack’s Saloon · 8:30 p.m., Halestorm, Buffalo Chip · 9 p.m., Randall Zwarte Band, The Knuckle Saloon · 9 p.m., DJ Rossco, Easyriders Saloon, Honey Club · 9 p.m., Crash Wagon, Shade Valley Camp Resort · 10 p.m., Quiet Riot, Glencoe CampResort · 10 p.m., Bret Michaels, Full Throttle Saloon, Main Stage · 10 p.m., Dirty Word, Loud American Roadhouse · 10 p.m., Dustin Evans & the Good Times, Loud American Roadhouse (Outside) · 10 p.m., Fire Dancers, Buffalo Chip · 10:30 p.m., Candlebox, Easyriders Saloon, Main Stage · 10:30 p.m., ZZ Top, Buffalo Chip · 11 p.m., Moustache Bandits, Easyriders Saloon · 11 p.m., SweetKiss Momma, Easyriders Saloon, Wrench Bar
Contact John Lee McLaughlin at 394-8421 or john.mclaughlin@ rapidcityjournal.com
RALLY EVENTS TODAY, AUG. 3
· 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., Free Pancake Breakfast, Hillsview Highrise, 1220 Cedar St. · 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., Keystone Biker Breakfast, Keystone Community Center · 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., Sons of Light Free Pancake Breakfast, Buffalo Chip · 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Biker Breakfast, Nemo Community Hall · 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Chalk In The Park, Herrmann Park, Belle Fourche · 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., Biker Breakfast, Hill City Senior Center · 8 a.m. to noon, Kiwanis Super Breakfast, Shrine Club, 4091 Sturgis Road, Rapid City · 10 a.m.., Motocross “Practice,” Jackpine Gypsies Club Grounds · Noon, Official Main Street Photo, Main and Junction · 1 p.m., Itty Bitty Opry Band, The Knuckle Saloon · 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., Karaoke, Buffalo Chip · 3 p.m., Karaoke with DJ Taz, Easyriders Saloon, Honey Club · 3 p.m., Dom Wier, Easyriders Saloon · 3 p.m., The Dan Lawson Band, Easyriders Saloon, Wrench Bar · 4 p.m., ZZ-3. Easyriders Saloon, Main Stage · 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Unimotorcyclist Drag Races, Buffalo Chip · 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., Fantazzmo, One-Eyed Jack’s Saloon · 5 p.m., Official Main Street Photo, Main and Fourth
· 5 p.m., Dogs Without Sweaters, Knuckle Saloon · 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Jo-Jo Karaoke, Iron Horse Campground, Hwy. 79 · 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., Black Hills Poker Run, 301 Campbell St., Rapid City · 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., HRCA Black Hills Moonlight Poker Run, Rice Honda Suzuki, Rapid City · 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Roller Derby, Buffalo Chip · 6:30 p.m., Wrench, Easyriders Saloon, Main Stage · 7 p.m., Saratoga (Wyo.) Bullfest · 7 p.m., Joe Fornothin, Loud American Roadhouse · 7 p.m., Chancey Williams & the Younger Brothers, Loud American Roadhouse (Outside) · 7 p.m., Rebel Raised, Easyriders Saloon, Wrench Bar · 7 p.m., Jared Blake, Easyriders Saloon · 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Charlie Bretchtel, Buffalo Chip · 8 p.m., Candle Box, Glencoe CampResort · 8 p.m., Jasmine Cain, Easyriders Saloon, Main Stage · 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., FIVE 13 Band, One-Eyed Jack’s Saloon · 9 p.m., Klinetix, The Knuckle Saloon · 9 p.m., DJ Rossco, Easyriders Saloon, Honey Club · 9 p.m., Linnaberry Wine, Shade Valley Camp Resort · 10 p.m., Dirty Word, Loud American Roadhouse
SUNDAY, AUG. 4
· 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., Free Pancake Breakfast, Hillsview Highrise, 1220 Cedar St. · 6 a.m. to noon, Breakfast, Grace Lutheran Church, 1061 Sherman St. · 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., Biker Breakfast, Keystone Community Center · 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., Sons of Light Free Pancake Breakfast, Buffalo Chip · 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., Breakfast Buffet, Vet’s Club, 868 Main St. · 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., Biker Breakfast, Trinity United Methodist Church, 7 S. Main St., Lead, $6 · 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Biker Breakfast, Nemo Community Hall · 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., Biker Breakfast, Hill City Senior Center · 8 a.m. to noon, Kiwanis Super Breakfast, Shrine Club, 4091 Sturgis Road, Rapid City · 9 a.m., President’s Ride For Kids & Literacy, 1301 W. Omaha, Rapid City · 9 a.m., Ryan Waterland
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