2019 M.P.C.
In a few weeks a new challenge begins…
I’d like to thank the following riders for their support in the 2019 Motorcycle Podcasters Challenge:
2019 Riders for Creative Riding Motorcycle Podcast
- Brian G
- Brian H
- Chad C
- Chris S
- Jae H
THERE are several events coming up in the next few weeks. Bike shows, group rides, races…
The one that I’m most excited about is the 2019 Motorcycle Podcasters Challenge.
If you’re a new listener, the challenge is a friendly competition designed by the Loud Pipes! podcast that focuses riders on points-based objectives and gets us all out to ride a little more, explore a little more, and helps generate a little cross-podcast engagement.
If that sounds like a little bit of corporate lingo, I suppose it sort of was. I can’t express how much time and professionalism the MPC administrators put into the challenge every year.
IN the past, listeners have played a huge part in our story. I was grateful for all the listener help when I was a solo rider in the 2nd annual challenge.
Listeners Chris and Paul were admitted into the show’s ranks for the 3rd MPC as eligible co-riders. Chad and Nikki backed up our ranks by pulling some serious miles and racking up major individual points last year as well.
Our current 2019 participant Nerissa generated a useful tool for us last year, and I’m glad that we have her brains on our team this year!
And of course, I am stunned and thankful for all of the new riders, including our co-host Jae and our International Marketing Specialist Lance P who have decided to ride for team Creative Riding in 2019.
Many of you have become like good friends, and we’ve even had the chance to meet a few of you in person. It’s great, and I can’t wait to hit this challenge head on.
I intend to win this year, and I’m committed to doing whatever it takes to aid and abet all of you in STEALING the trophy from these other yahoos that have traded it back and forth for so long. Thank you for your support in this challenge – Junky
“I have seen that in any great undertaking it is not enough for a man to depend simply upon himself.” – Lone Man (Isna-la-wica), Teton Sioux