Meet The New Rider Graham Berry # 944

Meet #944 Graham Berry from Perth Western Australia, he is married with 3

wonderful children and a wife that supports him in everything he does."Graham

is a FIFO worker within the mining industry who likes to travel, when home on

break he takes every opportunity available to enjoy the outdoors with his wife,

friends and family and spending time riding his Ultra Limited whenever the

opportunity presents.

Graham is the type of person that sets regular personal goals and challenges

that are aimed at pushing himself beyond personal limits and getting outside

his comfort zone. He considers himself an adventurous person and believes

"there is no bigger adventure or challenge in life, that can break down every

facade and make you discover who you actually and truly are, than the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge."The Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge is all about doing  something better for someone else while enriching your own personal life. My goal is to give it my all

and finish no matter what it takes while knowing I am part of a very select few

that have taken on and completed one of the most grueling and testing

endurance rides in the world. By the end of the challenge I know it will have left

me with a life changing experience and one of personal enlightenment.

The HHMC is renowned for testing and challenging riders both mentally and

physically, Graham believes to succeed at the HHMC you need to ride with

integrity, show respect and compassion towards fellow riders, while being

totally committed to the HHMC and what it stands for. The best advice I have

been given about the HHMC is to ride your own ride and not concern yourself

with what other riders are or aren’t doing during the challenge, and that the

ride will constantly test your inner strength and resolve, as every /bre of your

mind and body is hurting telling you to quit. I heard about the HHMC through

my good mate Greg Smith who is also undertaking the ride as we both ride

representing Australia. Aussie mateship embodies the very ideals of honor,

respect, integrity, commitment, and compassion that underpin the rider ethos

for the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge. "

The HHMC is an opportunity to raise much needed awareness and funds for Parkinson's Disease here in Western Australia via sponsorship and donations.

Parkinson’s is a disease and charity that is close to my heart while also being

one of many charity organizations that receives very little funding throughout

Australia.

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