Mud nationals

That's even too white trash for me.

I can't afford that much alcohol.

Sounds like a bad time c

i will give you my honest opinion, i used to mud ride alot and went once back in 2011, i have since got out of it becuase well drinking and mud and a bad arse bike gets expensive.

the good
-lots of eye candy both good and bad
-ride on thursday before anyone gets there its a nice park and is big

the bad
-too many drunks in one place is not fun
-stolen bikes and stuff
-traffic on highline is bad bout two hours to get to sand pit
-20k people is too many people in that park...

all in all go if you like. i went once and wont go back even if i still mud rode.

ETA: rednecks you say? well the hobby has gotten expensive and rich boys with deep pockets build stupid huge rides. so its a good mix between rednecks and lets say white sunglass wearing d bags lol

Mud Nats is one of those events that I've always wanted to try atleast once just to see, then likely never go again. I never get serious about making plans though as the reports of an insane amount of drunks, more theft than the inner city, and light bars in the day time just scare me away.

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Mud Nats is one of those events that I've always wanted to try atleast once just to see, then likely never go again.

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May be like Sturgis, for me,, probly better to just watch it on tv.

I used to have a couple buddies that would hire a driver to haul their bikes up to one of the closer airports and then they'd fly in, ride bikes in to Sturgis, like Billy Bad Bikers, hang out for a few days, then get hauler to pick up bikes, then fly back. They took lots of pictures, though.

DON'T DO IT BAW!