Jason Lewicki of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania will take on the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge aboard his 2022 FLTRK, answering what he believes is a calling—not a want.
A native of the Pittsburgh area, Jason is a fourth-generation steel mill worker and a skilled machinist—someone who makes things work when others can’t, because “can’t” is not an option. He also owns and operates an independent motorcycle shop, dedicated to keeping fellow riders on the road and moving forward.
Raised in the old ways of motorcycling, Jason believes in earning every mile, turning his own wrenches, respecting the road, and listening to those who came before him. For over 26 years, he has lived within a motorcycle community grounded in responsibility, self-reliance, and doing things right—even when no one is watching.
Through both his trade and his business, he has learned that pride is built through craft, discipline, and showing up when it matters most—especially when it’s hard. When the road gets tough, he digs deeper—not just for others, but to prove to himself that he can.
Jason rides in the 2026 challenge in faith and in remembrance of his parents, both of whom he lost within the past five years. He carries with him the strength of his family—his wife Michel, his son Mason, and all those who stand behind him.
For Jason, this ride is about endurance, humility, and honoring what came before. The Hoka Hey is not a race—it is a journey inward.
One commitment: finish.
Jason proudly supports Hoagy's Heros, an organization committed to raising funds for meaningful causes and ensuring that support reaches those who truly need it.
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