One Full Lap at the Hooligan 100

One full lap of the Hooligan 100 through the eyes of Tyler who got a flat tire 8 miles into the race and still had to finish the remaining 12. What set the Hooligan 100 apart was its spirit: less about pure competition and more about community and creativity. With roughly 60 Harley-Davidson Sportsters turned into off-road Hooligan machines, “oddball” wasn’t an insult—it was a badge of honor. The attrition rate was high (170 signed up 120 showed up to race and 22 finished 5 laps), but so were the spirits. Nearly every rider was already talking about coming back next year.