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The Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge
Its a Good Day To Ride

Since nearly half of our paid participants have contacted us as a result of the unfortunate situation with the economy; we have decided to move the date of the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge to the year 2010.  The money these participants were using to pay for the entry fee is 'Mad Money' for many of them and they are worried about their retirement funds, tax situations, etc.  We feel that changing the event date will allow for the economy to settle, rebound, and our participants will come into the challenge without the worries they now have.

We regret the inconvenience we know this will cause for others but we feel that even though the purpose of the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge is to test the grit and capability of the individual biker, it is by no means intended to cause undo hardship for their families and we feel obligated to accommodate this request.

Respectfully, the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge Organizers

On June 20th, 2010 some of the world’s most fearless riders will come together for a 7,000 mile run from Key West, FL to the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska.  Across two countries we will ride and test our will as warriors in the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge!

Many are called but few will be chosen.  And only the chosen – those who can hear 10,000 horses hooves thunder across the prairie as they ride into battle – will be counted among the most elite riders to ever straddle a steel horse.

In the same manner as the finest military organizations, the chosen few will receive a numbered challenge coin, minted with the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge Logo.  And, at the end, there lies a HALF MILLION DOLLARS in ALASKAN GOLD for whoever reaches the the final checkpoint first.  There is no prize in a warrior society for second place.

Every Harley Davidson dealership in the world has been invited to participate so riders should prepare to be challenged not only by the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge Organizers but by riders from around the globe! 

Meaning – It’s a Good Day to Die – “HOKA HEY” was the roar of every warrior that rode into battle with Crazy Horse.  Join us as we ride into battle.  As we put ourselves on the line to find out just who we are.

We will only follow this particular route one time in history!  So, if you have the heart to take up the challenge you will need to get your application in now!

Does your heart pump the blood of the warrior grandfathers? 

ARE YOU A CHOSEN ONE?

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