While many start the Challenge driven by the allure of prizes and competition, most finish richer through personal growth, spiritual insight and unbreakable bonds with fellow riders. The Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge, through a common struggle, celebrates the human experience and diversity among the people and the beautiful landscape of this great Nation and fosters unity with everyone who accepts the Challenge. We all know riding long distance events like the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge™ is risky business. We all have brothers and sisters from the road who have succumb to tragedy. Several have died believing in the ideals that were set forth when the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge™ kicked off in 2010. This special event was open to the public and started in Red Cloud, Nebraska – about 20 miles north of the Geographical Center of the Continental United States. On July 31st, 2015 the riders listed below departed Red Cloud, NE and in honor of our fallen family rode the 505 miles as a group to Hot Springs, South Dakota. On August 1st, we reconvened to parade down Main St. Sturgis and ended at the Indian Motorcycle Sturgis store, Sturgis, SD. We were all welcomed with a party that was worthy of our Fallen Riders!