OK and I’m even going to try to say it in English!Hello Lisa and thank you for your interest to us these biarzre creatures!I am 37 years old, I inspect bridges for the Ministe8re des Transports, I have two 5 and 6-year-old boy and my spouse is at home only at the week-end because he works outside of the city during the week.I get up at 4:50 am in the morning to be on my bike at 5:00 am and I train between 1h00-1h15I do not work on Fridays (conciliation work / family ) I can thus make a longer training.The week-end my spouse spends time with the children while I train.I'm racing in mountain bike since 17 years and even having had children the passion is not disappeared. I need training and especially I need racing.I would never have thought I could be a member of a team while being a mother and also to have one so good sponsor like Monster.ca Sonia
I’ve been to Sturgis twice & it’s true, if your idea of a goodtime is sipping your drink of choice while watching the sunset or a casual stroll with your lady before hitting the hay early…THE BUFFALO CHIP is not for you. If that is you, PLEASE stay at one of the other fine campgrounds in the area. You, and I, will be much happier. You will enjoy your style of rally and I won’t offend you as my type of rally is LOUD! I’ll sleep when I’m dead. The Buffalo Chip is large, loud, brash, raucous, dusty & FUN! Everything a biker campground should be. The Chip offers the best collection of world-class concerts and party-goers, anywhere. Yes it may cost a bit more then the surrounding campgrounds, but keep in mind for what you pay for a week long camping pass at The Chip (including concerts & camping), is less then what you would pay for a single concert at home for you and a friend. The Chip is outside of Sturgis proper. That is a great thing as it can allow for easy access to all of what The Black Hills offer. Just make sure you use the alternative routes. It’s worth the energy to learn the alternative routes. They will save you a ton of time. Unless of course, you enjoy biker traffic jams. The first few days of the rally at The Chip are electric. There is a buzz of energy as folks are ready to have not a goodtime, but, a GREAT time!!! By midweek, the limitations of the facilities become very noticable. Toilets, showers and the staff, begin to show the strain…and it’s still fun! By the end of the rally you will be ready to hit the road. But, that is part of the satisfaction of what a good rally can do for you and your peace of mind. You go home appreciating what you have and mindful of the fun you just had…looking forward to the next Sturgis Run! Ride safe and I’ll see you at The Chip. I’ll be the guy with the beer in his hand, a wide grin and bugs in his teeth. Yeah that’s me….Let’s Party!
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OK and I’m even going to try to say it in English!Hello Lisa and thank you for your interest to us these biarzre creatures!I am 37 years old, I inspect bridges for the Ministe8re des Transports, I have two 5 and 6-year-old boy and my spouse is at home only at the week-end because he works outside of the city during the week.I get up at 4:50 am in the morning to be on my bike at 5:00 am and I train between 1h00-1h15I do not work on Fridays (conciliation work / family ) I can thus make a longer training.The week-end my spouse spends time with the children while I train.I'm racing in mountain bike since 17 years and even having had children the passion is not disappeared. I need training and especially I need racing.I would never have thought I could be a member of a team while being a mother and also to have one so good sponsor like Monster.ca Sonia
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I’ve been to Sturgis twice & it’s true, if your idea of a goodtime is sipping your drink of choice while watching the sunset or a casual stroll with your lady before hitting the hay early…THE BUFFALO CHIP is not for you. If that is you, PLEASE stay at one of the other fine campgrounds in the area. You, and I, will be much happier. You will enjoy your style of rally and I won’t offend you as my type of rally is LOUD! I’ll sleep when I’m dead. The Buffalo Chip is large, loud, brash, raucous, dusty & FUN! Everything a biker campground should be. The Chip offers the best collection of world-class concerts and party-goers, anywhere. Yes it may cost a bit more then the surrounding campgrounds, but keep in mind for what you pay for a week long camping pass at The Chip (including concerts & camping), is less then what you would pay for a single concert at home for you and a friend. The Chip is outside of Sturgis proper. That is a great thing as it can allow for easy access to all of what The Black Hills offer. Just make sure you use the alternative routes. It’s worth the energy to learn the alternative routes. They will save you a ton of time. Unless of course, you enjoy biker traffic jams. The first few days of the rally at The Chip are electric. There is a buzz of energy as folks are ready to have not a goodtime, but, a GREAT time!!! By midweek, the limitations of the facilities become very noticable. Toilets, showers and the staff, begin to show the strain…and it’s still fun! By the end of the rally you will be ready to hit the road. But, that is part of the satisfaction of what a good rally can do for you and your peace of mind. You go home appreciating what you have and mindful of the fun you just had…looking forward to the next Sturgis Run! Ride safe and I’ll see you at The Chip. I’ll be the guy with the beer in his hand, a wide grin and bugs in his teeth. Yeah that’s me….Let’s Party!
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