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Parking truck/trailer in Gillette?
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R1100rtp
New member
You may need to contact him directly given the warm welcoming reception his first post on the forum garnered for him.
My thoughts exactly.....I've PM'd him that there's space at the Cam-Plex, but he should call prior to his arrival so they can find him a safe spot.
Thanks, all....
kbasa
Well-known member
I don't want to continue the trailer debate - many good arguments have already been made for it - but I have to object to the above statement. I trailer too. I can't see any fun in riding 1300 miles from Ohio to Sturgis (or Gillette, for that matter) in two (or three) days on boring (and dangerous) interstates to arrive there and be totally shot, needing a two-day rest. I rather ride around out there. Custer Park, Badlands, Mt Rushmore, Devil's Tower etc. And my trailer is big enough that I can also haul a vintage or collector bike in addition to the rider for all the anti-trailer guys to drool over during the bike show
Rapid_Roy
New member
Then take 4 or 5 days and take back roads.
Just kidding. I will enjoy seeing the Vintage or collector bikes too.
Have a good trip.
Rapid_Roy
New member
Seriously, I would do that. Unfortunately, the round trip would take me exact the amount of time I can take off work, which would leave me about 15 minutes to attend the rally.We rode to Vermont. 13 hours out on Wednesday and 12 hours back on Sunday
Yeah, me too. I plan on back roads all the way there. I am not sure about going home though.
