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<blockquote data-quote="raider" data-source="post: 117834" data-attributes="member: 353">experienced riders seldom do... you should always &quot;low side&quot; if at all possible, meaning pulling the bike back and falling behind it rather than &quot;high side&quot; it and go over the top with you and the bike rolling... even a 300# bike will clear a spot for you to follow fairly well at speed...i had scooters for many years and did sturgis for bout 15 years... last time was prolly 10 years ago... just outgrew it i guess, but had a lot of fun down there over the years...&nbsp; i wore whatever i wanted there and everywhere, and never gave 2 shits what anyone else thought... i quit going when the pasties and kids started showing up on main street, and there were more campers than tents in the campgrounds... showing up with a dirty bike used to be a badge of honor... when i quit, there were bikes from cali and florida rolling in with less than 100 miles on them, and not a bug on the bikes or leathers... sturgis had grown too big for the biker, and started charging what the wing tips could afford... that was all for me... but, it is all relative... those who go - rip it up and enjoy, as it is as fun and wild as it will ever b for you, and that is what's important... dilligaf... :;:cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="raider, post: 117834, member: 353"] [COLOR=#ff0000] [/COLOR] experienced riders seldom do... you should always "low side" if at all possible, meaning pulling the bike back and falling behind it rather than "high side" it and go over the top with you and the bike rolling... even a 300# bike will clear a spot for you to follow fairly well at speed... i had scooters for many years and did sturgis for bout 15 years... last time was prolly 10 years ago... just outgrew it i guess, but had a lot of fun down there over the years... i wore whatever i wanted there and everywhere, and never gave 2 shits what anyone else thought... i quit going when the pasties and kids started showing up on main street, and there were more campers than tents in the campgrounds... showing up with a dirty bike used to be a badge of honor... when i quit, there were bikes from cali and florida rolling in with less than 100 miles on them, and not a bug on the bikes or leathers... sturgis had grown too big for the biker, and started charging what the wing tips could afford... that was all for me... but, it is all relative... those who go - rip it up and enjoy, as it is as fun and wild as it will ever b for you, and that is what's important... dilligaf... :;:cheers [/QUOTE]

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