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ADVENTURES ACROSS AMERICA

ADVENTURES ACROSS AMERICA

Trip Dates: August 8 - 14, 2011

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Don’t count on the world slowing down and it taking a long time for August 2011 and the Rally to get here. Before we know it we’ll be right smack dab in the middle of Main Street madness again and loving every minute of it!

Many of you begin planning your trip for “next year” soon after leaving “this year”. The excitement is hard to shake and the new friends are hard to leave so deciding to come back and do it all over is a fairly easy choice. The magic of the Hills is mesmerizing and the roads, well; there are few places on this good earth that offer this kind of riding.

Incredible roads like Needles Highway, Iron Mountain Road, the Wildlife Loop, Vanocker Canyon Road and Spearfish Canyon take you to amazing destinations - Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Custer State Park, Crazy Horse Memorial, Bear Butte State Park, the Badlands and Devil’s Tower National Monument. Highway 14A’s big, wide turns transport you to the infamous town of Deadwood and the mining town of Lead, and the awe inspiring Highway 385 meanders past towns like Hill City, Silver City and Custer, all contained in the Black Hills National Forest. It’s breathtaking and it’s glorious and it will make you want to come back.

It’s like being a kid again, in a candy store. Only better! Because in addition to the bikes there are concerts and races and bike shows, five blocks of Main Street bikes-only street vibe, the 9th Annual Mayor’s Ride, Michael Lichter’s annual exhibit, the 8th Annual World Championship of Custom Bike Building, free style stunters like the Star Boyz, the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame, organized rides, the Limpnickie Lot, some pretty impressive watering holes, custom legends, blue skies and warm, sunny days. It’s all waiting for you in Sturgis and the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota.

$1,800 / For Solo*

$2,400 / For Couple

* Based on double occupancy

Sturgis 71st Anniversary