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The coast to
coast ride would not have been possible without the Cycle America staff
volunteers who provided a wide range of support including food preparation,
mapping routes, luggage transportation, and bike repairs.
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Week 4
began at Devils
Tower, which in 1906,
became the country's first National Monument.
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Riders
from Canada, like Lloyd,
also found the trip across America
to be a worth while endeavor.
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The ride
across South Dakota
was full of sight seeing opportunities like this side trip to Crazy Horse
Memorial.
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Carving
of the Crazy Horse Memorial began in 1949 to honor the great heros of the
Indian tribes, but as seen by the sculptor's scaled version, it is still a work
in progress.
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The hills
along Needles Highway
are nothing that these two Dutch men, Paul and Roy, can't handle.
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Riding
though the first of many tunnels carved out of the rock formations along Needles Highway.
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Stopping
to enjoy the distant view of Mount Rushmore
from the Peter Norbeck Overlook.
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The
infamous "white board" was one of the first things a biker looked
for upon arrival at the destination of each day's ride because it posted
vital information, such as dinner time and place.
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