Harley-Davidson bicycle is from the early 20th century – or at least it looks that way.

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Black Hills, SD

Just got back from a week in the Black Hills of South Dakota. There is no shortage of trails up there. However, the majority of them offer up no challenges and are fairly smooth. A big change from what I'm used to riding, but I did find one that was an absolute blast to ride. The Centennial Trail. Tight weaving between trees with tight switchbacks and steep, rough climbs. With the General being at the maximum allowed width for that trail (62"), it made it just that much more challenging and fun.

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