Board of Directors

Matt Bucher – Founder and President

Bio/Qualifications- I started riding motorcycles/all-terrain vehicles (ATV’s) as early as 3 years old.  Needless to say I’ve been hooked ever since.  I have gotten to race motorcycles on 3 different continents and 4 different countries and am honored in doing so.  In the winter of 2008 I started the Toledo Trail Riders.  I am extremely proud of the groups accomplishments and progress, and I am privileged to help lead the group in its endeavors.  I am confident I can utilize my education, business skills, and knowledge of the power sports industry to help the Toledo Trail Riders develop into something greater.

Contact: mbucher@toledotrailriders.org; (419) 392-7117

Jim McDonald – Secretary

Bio/Qualifications- I have been an active participant in the off-road riding community for over 25 years, enjoying both off-road riding and racing.  I have spent numerous hours at the Maumee State Forest over the years, ultimately teaching my son to ride at this local riding spot.  He has grown up in the sport and is now attending college, training to be a factory Powersports Technician.  I have been a member of the Toledo Trail Riders for the past few years and have attending a number of the volunteer work meetings.

Kevin Campbell – Treasurer and Vice President

Bio/Qualifications –I have been lucky enough to be around dirt bikes my entire life thanks to my father. The first bike I ever rode was a 1970 Honda Z50 at 5 years old. At age 11 I started riding and racing regularly and have been fully engulfed in the sport ever since. After obtaining some serious injuries from motocross 2009 I took a small step back from the sport to focus on getting a degree and starting a career. Flash forward to 2017, my career is going great and I am able to spend more time (and money) riding. I view the the Toledo Trail Riders as a great way to get involved in a sport I love and to help our sport grow at a local level right here in NW Ohio.

Andy Clark – Board Member At Large

I have been riding , racing, and enjoying motorcycles for 50+ years. I’ve been fortunate enough to ride trail systems all over our great country and beyond. Through motorcycling, I have had many wonderful experiences and made great friends including many of the members of Toledo trail riders. I have been involved in multiple clubs, organizations, and associations over the years in a variety of different roles and can bring those experiences to our group. I have been involved on some level in TTR since it’s early days. I appreciate the group for improving and maintaining the Maumee state forest riding area, promoting responsible off-road riding in our area, encouraging and involving riders of all ages and skill levels, and making riding more enjoyable through the camaraderie of its members. I am happy to participate in any way  I can to help the group grow and prosper.

Jason Holbrook – Board Member At Large

Bio/Qualifications- My love for motorcycles started young when I was introduced to my cousins early 70’s Z50 & CT70. My teenage years, in the1980’s, were spent trail riding and riding local motocross tracks on a CR 80 & 125 with my buddies.  Entering my college years, away from home, I was forced to sell my motorcycles in pursuit of a career, and couldn’t afford the time or money to get back into it for another 20 Years!  In 2008 I bought a 1999 KDX 220 to teach my young nephews how to ride, then in 2015 I met Greg Fleniken (TTR Member) and started riding with him at the Maumee State Forest and was hooked all over again. Since then, having gotten to know the club members, I realized I had been reintroduced to my clan of people, not only enjoying the riding but more so the comradery and inclusiveness of the club.  Toledo Trail Riders unearthed an earlier passion, something I didn’t even know I missing.  For a number of years now I have found TTR to be a source of friendship, good natured exercise, and an outlet to give back to a sport that meant so much to me in my earlier life.  Some of my most exciting experiences since have been meeting new families with children who share the same passions I had at their age and being part of a group that gives them a welcome safe environment for them to pursue similar interests that we all have.  Without the team of Toledo Trail Riders, many of us, and these families, would never engage in the sport nor have a place to start, and I want to see those opportunities maintained for the next generation.

Jordan Bolbach- Board Member At Large

Bio/Qualifications – I could say my motorcycle career started when I got my license at 22, but truthfully, the passion started at the wee age of 15. On one particularly hot July day, I was asked by an old family friend to help dig a ditch because I had a “young strong back”. My back was tired after hours of digging, but it came time to part ways. The old man was thankful but was low on cash to offer. Instead, he showed me to his barn where his old, dusty, clapped out 250 sat unloved. Unbeknownst to my fearful parents, he passed me a helmet and helped me kick it over. I can still feel the amount of joy and excitement I received riding around the open pastures, bouncing all over in first gear. This is where the passion to be on two wheels truly started. I wouldn’t ride again until years later when a good friend told me about how he got his license recently and was pushing me to get mine. It didn’t take much convincing before I signed up for my own motorcycle course. My first bike was a 1995 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200, where I put thousands of miles on the road. During those miles I started to figure out what kind of riding I liked. Always trying to push the Harley just a little harder in the corner, looking for any undulation in the road, wishing there was more agility. I found that agility when I upgraded to a 2016 Triumph Speed Triple. This took my riding to the next level and opened a sea of opportunity. After enjoying handful of years with the Triumph, my best riding friends had moved to other states, and I was left making grocery runs at mach 2, albeit by my lonesome. In 2021 I decided to make the switch from road to dirt, and it was the best motorcycle decision I ever made. With fresh clean riding pants and a dirt bike you could eat off, I hit the Maumee State Forest with vigor and passion, eating sand every nervous turn I made. It didn’t take long for a few members of the Toledo Trail Riders to notice a struggling newbie and quickly offered helping tips. After a few weekends and getting to know more members, I knew the TTR was something I wanted myself and my family to be a part of. TTR’s natural comradery and eagerness to help riders of all ages is completely infectious. From trail days to the Family Enduros, TTR is an outstanding group of people from all walks of life. In the past couple years I have gained more than a just few friends, I joined an entire dirt family.

Ray Gardner – Board Member At Large

Bio/Qualifications- I started riding motorcycles/all- terrain cycles (ATC’s) at age 14 much to dismay of my mom (which continues today). My early  machines where essentially project bikes left for dead that where resurrected and ridden unknowingly forcing me to develop my motorcycle mechanical repair skills. Regardless of my ability to keep these machines running, a longing for a modern machine always existed. This desire had me gravitate to Cagivas (a bike farthest   from my financial means at the time in 1986). Years later this missed opportunity turned into a hobby by launching and running the CagivaWMX.com website to connect the like minded Cagivaphobes of the world. Beyond just running a website the necessity for         replacement parts drove me to find vendors to make replacement parts for these rare   machines, some of which are still for sale today. This sharing of critical historical & technical knowledge along with building industry relationships continued until international living conditions made it impossible to maintain while on a work assignment.  I love exploring and riding the unknown. The idea of hoping on the bike and setting off into the unknown wilderness has been a point of excitement and desire since I first started riding. This desire was finally fulfilled but also further ignited when a few fellow TTR members and myself participated in several of the LA-Barstow to Vegas events. Through my travels, I have managed to secure riding in 10 different states along with international riding in Thailand, Hong Kong & Vietnam which in turn has allowed me to see different perspectives on the sport & event organization. I am confident I can utilize my education, business skills, networking ability and knowledge of the automotive industry along with my passion for off road riding to help the Toledo Trail Riders develop into something greater and expand its presence and size.

Scot Hasenaur – Board Member At Large

Bio/Qualifications- I have lived in the Springfield Township area my whole life and have been riding ORVs since the age of seven. I was introduced to the sport by a neighbor and started out riding on a 1975 Honda 90  three wheeler. I  continued riding both ATVs and road bikes over the years before taking a break while raising a family. In 2017 a friend and former TTR member invited me to join him for a ride at the Maumee State Forest and my passion for riding was reignited. After joining TTR myself in 2018, I have become a familiar face at the MSF as I am always up for riding and excited to represent the organization that has come to mean so much to me, at out of town events and races. I hope to bring my passion for riding and the mission of the TTR if considered for this board position.  

Tracy Wyckoff – Board Member At Large

Bio/Qualifications – I started riding motorcycles at the age of 5. My first mini bike was a Indian trail bike. The bike very was very used up by my two older brothers by the time I got it. My second bike was a used 1974 Honda Xr75 i purchased from my cousin. I must say it was a improvement over the Indian mini bike. My first new bike was a 1979 Honda cr125. I purchased it from Siegals Honda in Monroe Michigan for 900 dollars. First race i ever rode was at Delta in 1977. I rode dirt bikes until 1982, and in 1983 i started riding on the street. Then in 1985 i started drag racing bikes until 1990. In 2003 i bought a trail bike and started riding off road again. 2008 i went to my first MX track in 26yrs. I must say a lot changed in my time out. I currently still ride trails and MX. I can say riding makes 99% of all worries go away. I’ve met so many wonderful people since I started riding dirt again. One of the best things about riding is spending time with my kids. I only have one child still riding but we get out as much as possible.