The Renewable Fuels Association returns this month to the famous Buffalo Chip Campground to help host the 80th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, scheduled for Aug. 7-16 in Sturgis, S.D.
The custom RFA ethanol bike designed by Paul Jr. Designs, featured on an episode of American Chopper, as well as the RFA flex-fuel Jeep Wrangler, designed and built by Kenny Hauk and featured on the Amazon Prime series Hauk Machines will be on display. The Jeep sports over 1,100 hp when running on E85 (85% ethanol).
“My Fat Boy and all the Chip’s vehicles purr like a kitten all year on the 93 octane E10 dispensed at the Chip’s fuel station,” said Buffalo Chip owner Rod Woodruff.
RFA will host Free Fuel Happy Hours at the rally, providing a free tank of 93 octane E10 (10% ethanol) for motorcycles, a ceremonial t-shirt and ethanol-based hand sanitizer. The free tank giveaway will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, Aug. 11-13, at the CrossRoads area of the Buffalo Chip Campground.
This will be the 12th rally for RFA’s White, who will be on hand during the Free Fuel Happy Hours to answer any questions as motorcycle riders fill up on the high-octane fuel. Additionally, several RFA members will be in attendance to help educate riders about the numerous benefits of ethanol.
RFA became involved in the Sturgis rally more than a decade ago because it offers the opportunity to promote the benefits of high-octane, low-cost ethanol to the motorcycling community in a fun and exciting way.
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