Motorcycle riders are known for their appreciation of freedom, sense of adventure, and the willingness to connect with—and give back to—their communities. Those sentiments are especially important after the challenges of 2020. On July 9, 2021, Dairyland insurance celebrates #NationalMotorcycleDay and urges riders across the country to join the movement to spread good in their local communities.
“No matter how long you’ve been riding, we hope you’ll join us in celebrating all things motorcycle on July 9,” said Pete Anhalt, Dairyland president. “Throughout our 50+ year history, we’ve seen firsthand the dedication motorcycle riders have to the causes they care about. We’re eager to see the impact motorcycle riders will make during this year’s National Motorcycle Day.”
To spearhead the holiday, Dairyland is partnering with well-known motorcycle riders, Marcus Luttrell and Whitney Meza. These two will ride in Houston, Texas and Wisconsin’s Fox Valley to spread good at local businesses, veterans’ hospitals, and fire stations—sharing the National Motorcycle Day spirit with fans and followers.
Marcus Luttrell: Former Navy SEAL and #1 New York Times bestselling author of “Lone Survivor” and “Service: A Navy Seal at War,” Marcus will be riding his motorcycle to Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center and a neighborhood fire station in Houston, Texas.
Whitney Meza: A mother, military wife, photographer, and motorcycle rider, Whitney travels around her home state of Wisconsin and beyond, on her bike. On National Motorcycle Day, Whitney will be riding to Wisconsin Veterans Home at King and Oshkosh-area fire stations.
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