My name is Greg Miller #1212, I was born in Calgary Alberta but moved to rural Saskatchewan at a young age. My family and I lived in Melfort, MooseJaw and finally ended up on a farm in the small village of Bjorkdale Saskatchewan. My brother and I helped our father on the family farm, which included seeding, swathing, combining and so on. In our down time I always found something to do, whether it was hunting, fishing, or ripping around on quads and motorbikes. I was forever busy getting dirty and having a blast doing so. I got into motorcycles at the ripe age of 7, ever since then I was hooked on riding on 2 wheels as long as my gas tank had fuel in it. The old man always told me you break it you fix it, and I did many many times. As time went by, I got into going on longer rides all over the country and the United States. I enjoy seeing a lot of different countryside on my many travels. I first heard about the Hoka Hey from a longtime friend of mine Trevor Borstmayer, he was always wanting to do the challenge but hasn’t yet. Then I met another good friend that has been in the Hoka Hey a few times by the name of Jimmy Milas # 848. He told many stories about the challenge and it really peeked my interest. The fact of living with your bike 24/7, sleeping wherever on the ground and not knowing where the hell I’m going. Relying on a piece of paper to get you to your destination just sounds like a lot of fun. I’m looking forward to all the challenges and whatever expected and unexpected things that may cross my path.
So here’s to 2024 HOKA HEY, it’s gonna be an unforgettable experience I’m ready for.
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