Veteran Motorcycle Rider Hoka Hey

Hello I'm Jay (aka Spook) Maynard.  I'm competing
in the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge as a veteran rider.  Hoka Hey, meaning it’s a Good Day to Die, reminds us that we have just one life to live and that a life spent standing idly by is no life worth living.

This is an almost 10,000 mile journey in under 12 days that will cover all lower 48 states. This race is known as the toughest road on earth comprising of mostly back roads that take riders through some of the most beautiful and difficult terrain in North America.  

I am participating in this race to help raise awareness about the unacceptable state of affairs that exist on many Native American Reservations around the U.S. The funds I raise will be donated to the Pine Ridge Area Chamber of Commerce (PRACC). PRACC is a voluntary non-profit corporation whose purpose is to improve the quality of life on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. 

For business owners that wish to Sponsor a Veteran. I will provide advertising space on my motorcycle, your organization will be mentioned on my Website/blog/FB/IG and any other media packages. I will also make a donation on your behalf and provide you with a receipt after the challenge.

Sponsors Link http://www.hokaheychallenge.com/pages/sponsor_a_vet.html

Everyone who donates $5 will get a video shout out on my blog during my ride and will receive a link to my website that will be connected to a tracking device on my motorcycle so you can check my progress. 

The Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge is based on the Lakota Sioux principal of WOLAKOTA and celebrates all that is pure and powerful in the warrior spirit.

This is a spiritual journey for me and I apprecite your help in making it a reality.


Much Love and Respect,

Jay Maynard
 

    
Please visit http://www.hokaheychallenge.com/pages/about.html
for further information.