My name is Richard Brian Berryhill, I go by Brian, and I am sixty-five years old. I've ridden motorcycles for over fifty years, and the road has taught me more than I ever expected — patience, respect, and gratitude for every mile. Meeting new people along the way has always meant a lot to me, and I try to carry that same openness into everything I do.
I'm taking on the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge because it's a serious test of endurance, and I want to see what I'm made of. Ten thousand miles is no small undertaking, and I don't take it lightly — I'm going into this with respect for the challenge and a willingness to give it everything I have.
As part of this ride, I've chosen to raise funds for Second Chance Ranch, a nonprofit out of Duncan, Oklahoma, that provides free mentoring, after-school programs, leadership development, prevention education, and life-changing opportunities for local youth. Their mission is to prevent drug and alcohol abuse and improve the lives of our kids. My goal is to raise $10,000 for their work. You can follow Second Chance Ranch on Facebook for updates on Brian's ride.
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