Sturgis Web Cams  

Daily 1 - this is one of the main cams at the rally. It is taken from the main drag at Sturgis. It's actaully run by the Rapid City Journal, which has chosen to name it the Rally Daily. Quality of the cam is good, and it's reliable. Which hopefully it will remain, but with the state of newspapers today, nothing is certain along that line.

Daily 2 - This close-up cam is on the sidewalk in Sturgis. It is supposedly for people to stand under, and then wave to folks back home. Kind of cheesey, if you ask me. And if you watch it long enough, you'll see somebody picking their nose, as well. If you happen to be in Sturgis with someone other than your legal spouse, then this particular spot is some place you will want to stear clear of.

Buckle Tree - This is also in Sturgis. It's smaller and of lower quality. It also tends to be very bogged down and slow or impossible to use as visitation rises during the rally. It does have very fast refresh rates, and you can watch people actually walk by, or by glide along.

Deadwood Cam - This one is one the main street stretching down Deadwood. It's most likely to be busy on afternoons during the rally. Lots of people come up here to escape the heat of the plains, or just to have something to do. This one is also run by the Rapid City Journal, they just named it something else.

Rapid City Skyline Drive - is located on the highest ridge that cuts Rapid City in half. This doesn't show traffic or people. It's small, and refreshes only every 40 seconds. But you can see the weather, like if a tornado is headed this way. It is run on the South Dakota Public Broadcasting web site, which has dropped some of it's cams. This one is still up, for now.

Downtown Rapid City - One of the busiest intersections in Rapid City here. It's at Fifth and Main, and the cam is likely mounted on the newspaper building. During the rally there will be a fair number of bikes coming through this spot, and you can get an idea of traffic.

I-90 near Sturgis - All of these cams are on Interstate 90 right Sturgis. The traffic backups aren't nearly what they used to be since the on and off ramps were expanded. But you'll get an idea of the rally traffic by checking these out, especially towards evening when people are piling back into town.
East of Sturgis, looking east on I-90
East of Sturgis, looking west on I-90
West of Sturgis, looking west towards Spearfish on I-90
Rapid City looking west, towards Sturgis on I-90
Spearfish looking west towards Wyoming on I-90
Spearfish looking east towards Sturgis on I-90

Wasta looking east
Wasta looking west
Wall looking east
Wall looking west
Chamberlain looking west
Chamberlain looking east
Sioux Falls west on I-90
Sioux Falls looking east on I-29

Edgemont looking east on US 18
Edgemont looking west on US 18

Wyoming web cams on I-90
These are on the route many bikers take, even for day trips out of Sturgis and into the wide open spaces. The cam images are large, but only update every few minutes. They are big enough you can really get a good idea of the weather.
Sundance WY on I-90
Gillette WY on I-90
Sheridan WY on I-90
Buffalo WY on I-90