Sure, but the time for worrying about that was in May. Now it's basically out of control down there and the virus will run its course. South Dakota never had a lockdown, by the way. And last I checked, the border is still closed. This whole thread just reeks of GTAM getting riled up about (((Harley riders))).
Secretly I have always wanted a Harley. I’m a bit excited about Sturgis this year, particularly around October if thousands of Covid trailer Queens hit the used market.
Secretly I have always wanted a Harley. I’m a bit excited about Sturgis this year, particularly around October if thousands of Covid trailer Queens hit the used market.
There's a difference between being a "Fradie cat" and being willfully and totally ignorant of risk. Here's an eye opener for you - 1 in every 2000 Americans that were alive at the beginning of the Covid outbreak are now dead from it.
Fraidy cats don’t know how to deal with risk. Get a Harley man, I’m reading the manual now and as long as you stay on your bike you are protected from all risks.
Im with you on that. I guess that’s why Covid scares me. I watched a lot of people agonize, watching their their loved ones slowly running out of air then dying.
The thought of that happening to me freaks me out a bit.
Im with you on that. I guess that’s why Covid scares me. I watched a lot of people agonize, watching their their loved ones slowly running out of air then dying.
The thought of that happening to me freaks me out a bit.
I watched that happen to my mom, although from COPD, not Covid. Same outcome - watching someone asphyxiate because they can’t breathe and knowing there’s noting you can do about it is heartbreaking.
It’s all fine to be cavalier about things until some day that’s you sitting at the side of the hospital bed watching someone you love die. If you even get that privilege now, given all the covid restrictions.
Watched the cams for a bit, looks like most people are being responsible. Lotsa bikes, bot travelling side by side, and the people on the streets look reasonably spaced.
Hopefully it goes OK for those who decided it was worth attending.
Watched the cams for a bit, looks like most people are being responsible. Lotsa bikes, bot travelling side by side, and the people on the streets look reasonably spaced.
Hopefully it goes OK for those who decided it was worth attending.
Outdoor activities don't concern me unless it is a wall-to-wall-people crowd - which I haven't seen on the webcams from Sturgis.
The bigger concern are the indoor restaurants and bars ... which you don't see on the webcams. Random photos may show crowded restaurants. What there's no way to know from afar, is how prevalent those situations are. If attendance is down from previous years (and it looks that way), it might not be a complete disaster.
I still think this is going to be a spreader event, but maybe not a superspreader event. Hopefully not. The potential is there for it to be a superspreader event.
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