Chris Hopper, rider #937, is from Cypress TX. When not
riding motorcycles, Chris is a full time real estate investor. Only a
few years into the LDR world, this challenge is where it all started in
2018. Chris found out about the
Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge while
searching for Iron Butt rides when he came across this challenge. Being
the avid rider and competitor he is, he decided why not go for 10K
miles instead of just 1K! That would be a true test of endurance and he
wondered if he was up for the challenge. After
placing 8th in 2018, he proved to himself he can ride with the big
boys (and girls) and push himself to limits he never dreamed. It has
completely changed him physically, mentally, and emotionally. The
brotherhood that comes with being part of the HHMC is
next to none. This is family.
While enduring hours upon hours of riding, and very
little sleep, the HHMC still has many obstacles to overcome, such as reading directions, staying awake and safe, and keeping up with your
machine. All these factors are things to expect and
will definitely keep you on your toes. While this is only Chris's
second HHMC, he has convinced other riders to sign up and participate
and join the brotherhood. This year, Chris has teamed up with the Rig
Riders MC to raise money for a couple of different
charities. Rig Riders MC is a well known club in the Houston area and
well respected for all they do. Their commitment to giving is what
persuaded Chris to join forces and really do some good in the
community. While the HHMC will be a tough ride mentally
and physically, Chris will definitely be up for the challenge and is
looking forward to the amazing roads and adventures it has in store,
along with all the time he gets to spend with his brothers and sisters
on the open road.
Chris Hopper, rider #937, is from Cypress TX. When not
riding motorcycles, Chris is a full time real estate investor. Only a
few years into the LDR world, this challenge is where it all started in
2018. Chris found out about the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge while
searching for Iron Butt rides when he came across this challenge. Being
the avid rider and competitor he is, he decided why not go for 10K
miles instead of just 1K! That would be a true test of endurance and he
wondered if he was up for the challenge. After
placing 8th in 2018, he proved to himself he can ride with the big
boys (and girls) and push himself to limits he never dreamed. It has
completely changed him physically, mentally, and emotionally. The
brotherhood that comes with being part of the HHMC is
next to none. This is family.
While enduring hours upon hours of riding, and very
little sleep, the HHMC still has many obstacles to overcome, such as reading directions, staying awake and safe, and keeping up with your
machine. All these factors are things to expect and
will definitely keep you on your toes. While this is only Chris's
second HHMC, he has convinced other riders to sign up and participate
and join the brotherhood. This year, Chris has teamed up with the Rig
Riders MC to raise money for a couple of different
charities. Rig Riders MC is a well known club in the Houston area and
well respected for all they do. Their commitment to giving is what
persuaded Chris to join forces and really do some good in the
community. While the HHMC will be a tough ride mentally
and physically, Chris will definitely be up for the challenge and is
looking forward to the amazing roads and adventures it has in store,
along with all the time he gets to spend with his brothers and sisters
on the open road.
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