Rat Bike Breaks Down in Sturgis!

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On: August 4, 2025

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Coverage of the 85th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally 2025 continues as we take our Sturgis live cam down to Main Street on a Sunday to see if the Sturgis opening weekend is still going strong. In this video we check in with the lovely ladies of Sturgis, including the bartenders to see how business is going for them, see an unfortunate episode when a biker with a Rat Rod Honda CB 400 experiences a break down, spot many Harley-Davidson Baggers, some vintage bikes, a throwback Harley trike and men participating in some catcalls from the sidewalks. We see bikers pay tribute to a lost friend Sturgis style, see how Gas Monkey garage is doing and we even spot Waldo from Where’s Waldo on a bike. We also see young girls hitch a Sturgis Motorcycle ride with complete strangers and lots more motorcycle rally action. Enjoy the best of Sturgis on a Sunday. #sturgis #motorcycle #motorcycles

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