Riders Stop by Las Vegas on a 10,000 Mile Journey

Online, August 4, 2011 (Newswire.com) - The Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge is the world's premier motorcycle endurance challenge and on August 5 riders will enter Las Vegas. These riders will travel more than 10,000 miles in 16 days through all lower 48 states and Canada. Las Vegas Harley-Davidson will be the second checkpoint along this journey.

There will be rewards for riding the course and arriving first at checkpoints. This epic event will test physical and mental strengths as the participants race to cross the finish line. Last year's winner, Will Barclay, completed the race in just over eight days.

What: Hoka Hey Challenge Checkpoint Madness Party

• Music with Ray, "The Music Man"
• Food and beer available
• Prize Wheel

Where: Las Vegas Harley-Davidson, 2605 S. Eastern Suite 100

When: August 5, 2011, 10 a.m. - whenever the last rider checks-in

Why: The Hoka Hey is the ultimate motorcycle endurance challenge.

Come cheer on local Eric "Woz" Wasielewski who is competing in the challenge.

About Las Vegas Harley-Davidson
Las Vegas Harley-Davidson, a division of Southern Nevada Harley-Davidson Sales Inc., has been serving Southern Nevada since 1995. For more information visit the dealership at 2605 S. Eastern Avenue (near Sahara), the website www.lvhd.com or call 702-431-8500.

About Hoka Hey Challenge
Now in it's second year, the Hoka Hey Challenge is the world's greatest long distance endurance motorcycle event. This year's event will begin in Phoenix, Arizona and travel through all forty-eight contiguous States and Canada to Nova Scotia. The route will travel 10,000+ miles and will require passion and determination to complete. The Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge is open to riders of all Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

Participants are required to ride the entire route only if they are in contention for Prizes and Awards.

To be recognized as a Hoka Hey Challenger you just need to sign up and show up!! Riders will be permitted to start from any checkpoint or end at any checkpoint and still earn a place on the Hoka Hey roster along with a Challenge coin and number.

Riders cannot win prizes unless the entire route is traveled within the rules of HHMC 2011 - but - by becoming a Hoka Hey Challenger; your name will be immortalized.
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