moderate
4–8 hours per day
Moderate fitness needed to manage a heavy touring motorcycle and stay comfortable during several hours of riding.
Ride the iconic Indian Roadmaster Dark Horse motorcycle through the legendary landscapes around Sturgis, South Dakota. Discover why this full touring motorcycle is the perfect companion for exploring the Black Hills and beyond.
1-7+ Day Rentals • Renter Must Be 21+ • Stylish & Comfortable • Black Trim
Full Touring Motorcycle: The Thunderstroke 116 blacked-out engine produces 126 ft-lb of torque for exceptional power at low RPM and a smooth ride at any speed. Confident and mean American style makes a bold statement with premium blacked-out finishes front-to-back. Command attention with the iconic headdress atop an open fender showing off a 19 in contrast cut spoked front wheel. ClimaCommand Rogue heated/cooled seat comes standard, adding even more rider and passenger comfort. Full ride command navigation system
If we are full, please contact us to join our Waiting List.
The Black Hills can experience quickly shifting weather—pack layers and be prepared for both sunshine and sudden rain.
Secure your gear in the Roadmaster's integrated luggage compartments to maintain balance and avoid distractions while riding.
Long rides require frequent hydration; carry a water bottle easily accessible during your trip.
Take time before the ride to understand the bike’s electronic ride modes and features for a safer, more comfortable experience.
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally began in 1938 and has grown into one of the largest motorcycle events in the world, shaping local culture.
Local groups actively promote responsible riding and habitat protection to preserve the Black Hills ecosystem amid growing tourism.
Protects your head and is required by law in South Dakota.
Layers help manage the fluctuating temperatures common in spring rides.
spring specific
Summer storms are common—waterproof gear keeps you dry and comfortable.
summer specific
Ensure good control of the motorcycle and protect hands from the elements.