Rallygoers have spent about $800 million in past years, according to the state Department of Tourism. Though the rally has an ignominious history of biker gangs and lawlessness, bikers of a different sort have shown up in recent years — affluent professionals who ride for recreation and come flush with cash. Though the rally still features libertine displays, it also offers charity events and tributes to the military and veterans.Read more here.
When the rally is over, every year the city weighs all the trash generated to estimate how many people showed up. This year, they will also conduct mass coronavirus testing to see if all those people brought the pandemic to Sturgis.
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Sunday, August 02, 2020
Will the pandemic finally reach South Dakota?
The Associated Press reports that the annual motorcycle rally in Sturgis, South Dakota will be held August 7-16. 250,000 people are expected to attend.
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