Not only does Louis ride his motorcycle but he also spend time
coaching softball, and the Boy scouts has been something else he does
for fun. "So this whole thing is great, being out doors, sleeping next
to the bike." He is going to do the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge
himself although he did try to convince some of his riding friends. They
are planning on keeping an eye on him with
US Fleet Tracking.
The tracker will be able to really bring to life his experience. Social
media has been a large part of how Louis first got a taste of what HHMC
was. Brad was caught up in some serious weather in Corpus Christi and
mentioned the HHMC and Louis started following him on Facebook. Forums
on long distance events are loaded with HHMC and he kept tripping over
Hoka Hey riders and had to find out what this was all about.
A
warrior to Louis is someone who has heart, to help people and stand for
what you think is right. Great Grandma being Navajo he is very
passionate about the Native American people. So for him Hoka Hey has a
very deep history. He says "it was like finding a family." HHMC riders
are "like a friend you haven't talked to in a long time and I don't even
know them." "ONE BIG NATION TRIBE."
His family is
planning on seeing him off in OK. Loving Louis's confidence, he asked
"If I get to the finish line early, Do I have to hang around?" LOL He
says "don't go into this thinking negative." Like a lot of HHMC riders
they don't stop riding. This is just a little more challenging then a
typical day out with friends but the question on a really LONG DISTANCE
RIDERS mind is "Where to next."
Louis will be raising support for
CHASA . His Granddaughter has been diagnosed with CP.
Not only does Louis ride his motorcycle but he also spend time
coaching softball, and the Boy scouts has been something else he does
for fun. "So this whole thing is great, being out doors, sleeping next
to the bike." He is going to do the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge
himself although he did try to convince some of his riding friends. They
are planning on keeping an eye on him with US Fleet Tracking.
The tracker will be able to really bring to life his experience. Social
media has been a large part of how Louis first got a taste of what HHMC
was. Brad was caught up in some serious weather in Corpus Christi and
mentioned the HHMC and Louis started following him on Facebook. Forums
on long distance events are loaded with HHMC and he kept tripping over
Hoka Hey riders and had to find out what this was all about.
A
warrior to Louis is someone who has heart, to help people and stand for
what you think is right. Great Grandma being Navajo he is very
passionate about the Native American people. So for him Hoka Hey has a
very deep history. He says "it was like finding a family." HHMC riders
are "like a friend you haven't talked to in a long time and I don't even
know them." "ONE BIG NATION TRIBE."
His family is
planning on seeing him off in OK. Loving Louis's confidence, he asked
"If I get to the finish line early, Do I have to hang around?" LOL He
says "don't go into this thinking negative." Like a lot of HHMC riders
they don't stop riding. This is just a little more challenging then a
typical day out with friends but the question on a really LONG DISTANCE
RIDERS mind is "Where to next."
Louis will be raising support for CHASA . His Granddaughter has been diagnosed with CP.
Way to go....
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