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Morgan Northrup & Chet Mainwaring
Morgan Northrup was in the army and has served two tours, one as active duty and one as a civilian contractor in the Middle East. He’s also spent several years as a police officer in Tennessee. When he was suffering from depression and anxiety, as a result of his army and police careers, his dad stepped in and bought him a plane ticket to Colorado. There he attended a dual sport motorcycle retreat for veterans dealing with PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder). The experience left him feeling that he now had a new purpose in life, to help other veterans going through the same sort of trauma. Morgan’s trip with the retreat changed his life and he is launching a non profit outdoor adventure organization called Veterans Back 40 Adventure. Starting this year, Morgan’s organization will be taking veterans out on adventure bikes throughout the Northwest back country.
Chet Mainwaring is a PSSOR riding instructor, who’s involved in helping get Morgan’s venture off the ground.
Website: www.veteransback40adventure.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/veteransback40adventure
Rox Pivoting Handlebar RisersChris Olin - CEO at Rox Speed FX, Inc Website: www.roxspeedfx.com
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