While a pinched power cord to a keg of refrigeration ignited a cardboard box and did away with their years of hard work, many believed that it would be the ultimate test for the couple. Season 6 revealed that a massive fire broke out and destroyed the Full Throttle Saloon in September 2015. However, fate had other plans for the couple and their bar. Moreover, fans didn’t believe their marriage would last long, especially because Michael had spent too much time wooing Angie to get a date.Īs such, even when Angie announced her pregnancy in season 5, many hoped that the two would eclipse such rumors and continue to stay strong. While many were perturbed by the age gap between Michael and Angie, others felt that the relationship was set for disaster, especially because Michael asked for a prenup before marriage. When Michael and Angie tied the knot in season 4, fans and viewers speculated whether or not the two would see it through. While Michael had been in the business for over 10 years, Angie later became co-proprietor with their partner Jesse James Dupree. With numerous in-house facilities and a commitment to deliver the best to their customers, couple Michael and Angie Ballard made it their mission to keep their business growing. The Full Throttle Saloon isn’t just a landmark for bike riders worldwide and a popular destination for visitors across the States. Michael and Angie’s Full Throttle Saloon Journey Naturally, fans must still be wondering whether or not reality TV show stars are still going strong. The couple, who operates the popular bar, has continued to be fan favorites. It was devastating," said Pappy Hoel Campground Owner Jesse James Dupree.Aside from the wondrous spectacle of engine and throttle that sees half a million bikers within a week are the two people who enamored viewers - Michael Ballard and Angie Ballard. It was devastating to watch him go through what he was, I held it together until I got around to the stage where I had performed so many times with Jacyl so many nights. I really felt devastated for Michael, because that was his baby, that was his vision and 20 years of his life was poured into that. "But as far as I felt about it, it was devastating. The memories of that fire are still fresh in the minds of the people who made the bar what it was. It was a dramatic scene at the Full Throttle back in September of 2015, when an early morning fire broke out, destroying what they billed as the world's largest biker bar.Īfter an intensive investigation, the cause of the fire was ruled a faulty electrical cord on one of the bar's coolers.
That has definitely not been the case at the Full Throttle Saloon over the past four years. A lot of things stay the same at the Sturgis Rally, year after year.
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