Friction Zone Warrior for Hoka Hey Challenge (Sponsored by Lake Weir Living): Go Boys!..Com'on Home to Homer!!

Saturday, June 26, 2010

Go Boys!..Com'on Home to Homer!!

"Now in rock springs on my way to pine ridge south Dakota... I'll sleep when I'm dead" says Brody (6/26 6pm)

Riders ride like the wind, and keep themselves and "it" all together!

Sponsored by Lake Weir Living. The 2010 Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge Rider, Friction Zone Warrior (Brody McNeill), is sponsored by Lake Weir Living/Live Where You Ride. For more information, call 352-304-0027 or visit www.LakeWeirLiving.com

Brody McNeill shares the Lake Weir Living Mission and Vision...

This challenge of endurance, navigation and wit is what fuels McNeill's tank. Filled with passion, between his days off from Alaska Marine Highway System or flying a plane for fun, you can find McNeill heli-skiing (helicopter drop onto a mountain top), or suspended from a steep river ravine catching wild salmon!

McNeill's in-it, to win-it! The first Hoka Hey Warrior to arrive in Homer, Alaska on July 20, 2010 wins $500,000 (Five Hundred Thousand U.S. Dollars) in Alaskan Gold as valued on June 20, 2010. Of course McNeill would be lying if he said he wouldn't appreciate the win, but for him it's more about the adventure, and his personal experience traveling 14,000 miles by motorcycle. He's keeping a daily log of his journey.

"We're proud to sponsor Brody McNeill as our Friction Zone Warrior for the 2010 Hoka Hey Challenge," says Neil Schuster, Co-Managing Partner of Lake Weir Living. "We wouldn't want anyone else to represent our residential project for motorcycle enthusiasts in this challenge. His spirit is what's true about riders -- the motorcycle family camaraderie. On the road, riders have each other's back, and that's what we're building in Central Florida: a motorcycle friendly community where homeowners watch for neighbors and respect the passion for 'the ride'. Our missions are identical. Brody is riding across the Country for Rider Awareness, and we're building a community with a vision. Together we hope to influence State and Federal policies, as well as create public awareness that riders are everywhere and deserve respect, on the road and at home." states Schuster

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Saturday, June 26, 2010

Go Boys!..Com'on Home to Homer!!