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IN THE WIND P38 LAST CHANCE FOR KCF RAFFLE! L ooking for something shiny— and orange—to put under the tree? The Kurt Caselli Foundation is raffling off a 2019 KTM 300 XC-W TPI, and there are are still a few days left to enter. The Kurt Caselli Foundation has been sell- ing raffle tickets for the "Custom KC66 Edition" KTM since the 5th Annual MotoDoffo Event at Doffo Winery in June. The one-of-a-kind bike, outfitted with custom Kurt Caselli Foundation graphics, FMF Gnarly Pipe and TurbineCore2 silencer and KTM Powerparts, will be raffled off at the 6th Annual Kurt Caselli Ride Day at Fox Race- way (Pala) on December 1, 2018. Proceeds from the raffle will fund future off-road motorcycle safety projects including the donation of medical service devices, provid- ing ambulance services to select events, free first aid/CPR training and more. For more information about the Kurt Caselli Foundation, the upcoming Ride Day, or about the raffle, please visit KurtCaselli. com. CN Want a chance to find this under your Christmas tree? There are a few days left to buy raffle tickets! BLACK HILLS H-D DONATES 375 STRIDERS "I t takes a village to raise a child," said Terry Rymer, and a village showed up in form of his Black Hills Harley-Davidson dealership in Rapid City, South Dakota. Co-owner and his staff donated 375 Strid- er Bikes to the Rapid City Areas Schools (RCAS) so that every kindergarten student will have the opportunity to learn to ride a bike. The Strider Bikes were assembled by the Black Hills H-D staff, and donated to the school district through the Adopt-A-School Program, part of the nonprofit Strider Education Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization. The Rapid City elementary schools will receive everything they need to get their students pedaling (through the kindergarten P.E. program). This includes the integrative curriculum, staff train- ing and certification, and of course, the child-friendly Strider 14x Sport bikes. "This is an exciting new venture for our staff and students and we are grateful and proud that Rapid City Area Schools is the first district to launch the initiative," said RCAS Superintendent Dr. Lori Simon. "The surest path to securing our future is to focus our collective energy on our goal to build the next generation of Harley-Davidson riders," said Al Rie- man, co-owner of Black Hills H-D. "We must become as good at building new riders as we are at building great motorcycles and creating unmistakable Harley- Davidson experience." CN The crew at Black Hills Harley-Davidson proudly donated 375 Strider Bikes to Rapid City elementary schools.