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AEROSMITH Named Official Band Of Legendary Motorcycle Event

May 8, 2009

According to Clutch & Chrome, AEROSMITH has been named the official band of this year's Sturgis motorcycle rally.

No stranger to motorcycle events, AEROSMITH will be taking to the stage during Sturgis. The band's front man Steven Tyler has lent his inspiration and along with Mark Dirico's innovation, Dirico Motorcycles USA have created a lineup of motorcycles to be featured as the official bike of the Sturgis Bike Week.

Music innovator Steven Tyler and master inventor Mark Dirico have merged their art forms to create Dirico Motorcycles, USA. Designed and hand built for seamless function, Dirico motorcycles are promised as statements of craftsmanship, style, detail, and innovation, expressed through modern-age components assembled with old-world skill.

Read the entire article from Clutch & Chrome.

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