2025 Sturgis Music On Main Mountain Bike Series

This year we wanted to not only expand the Music on Main mountain bike racing duration through the summer, but also expand the types of races so riders of all experience levels can participate. So, we’ve decided to create two separate series:

• The Competitive Race Series will feature longer, sometimes more challenging courses throughout the Black Hills in the first half of the summer. You’ll be timed each week and ranked within your age/gender category. Register here: https://www.webscorer.com/registerseries?seriesid=387189
• The Recreational Race Series will be held in the second half of the summer, with easier and sometimes shorter routes. This will be great for those still getting comfortable with mountain biking, or just wanting to leisurely enjoy our trail system. Register here: https://www.webscorer.com/registerseries?seriesid=387439

Registration is now open. Although it’s free to participate, donations will be happily accepted! Find the link in the registration forms, or click here: https://givebutter.com/sturgisbikeraces

It takes sponsors, volunteers, and community support, to make this giant event series a great success!

• The 2025 Music on Main Bike Race Sponsors:
• Xtreme Dakota Bicycles
• BrewBerry Bistro
• Monument Health Orthopedic & Specialty Hospital

Contact Information: If you have any questions or need more information, please feel free to call Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce at 605-347-2556 or check us out at https://tinyurl.com/4h5yzzhw

Getting out on the trails is tremendously valuable during this time. Trails bring us together, but to keep each other safe, we must keep our distance.

All registrations will be done online; no onsite registrations. Once you register and receive your #, you are set for the remainder of the series. You will use the same number each week. We encourage you to register early.

If you do choose to ride, it is imperative to ride within your skill level.  Please, ride cautiously.  No Crashing Allowed!!

Stay alert, slow down, and communicate with each other from a distance about how to proceed. Better yet, take the initiative to yield and offer space. It’s a great time for community education on responsible riding and for being patient, exemplary stewards.