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Eighteen Cherokee cyclists conquered 950 miles in three weeks on the annual Remember the Removal ride, retracing the brutal Trail of Tears their ancestors endured nearly 200 years ago. After six months of grueling training, they didn’t just pedal—they honored, healed, and connected. For riders like 21-year-old Dugan Gibson, it was bittersweet yet deeply fulfilling, forging bonds with family and fellow riders while confronting history’s pain. Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. called it a vital moment of reflection and healing, deepening Cherokee identity and tying riders to their ancestral roots. This ride isn’t just endurance—it’s resilience, remembrance, and a powerful act of keeping history alive.

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