We haven’t been back out there, but I’m sure it is wall-to-wall campers and tents. Not only do they provide facilities, but there are bands and vendors almost 24 hours a day.
Bars are everywhere. Even where there normally isn’t a bar.
There were already all kinds of vendors set up with unique items. We liked these antique milk jugs with a tractor seat attached. He only brought 600 to sell and was told he needed more. They sell for $350, so we’ll see if he sells out. 
And I really thought these doggie carriers were adorable. The Dog Whisperer was also impressed with these.
And I really thought these doggie carriers were adorable. The Dog Whisperer was also impressed with these.
The “locals” also find a way to cash in on Bike Week. The owner of the pets below I believe may be homeless, but what an act! Yes, that’s a dog, cat and mouse and they travel together!! 
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