I’m Eric Hendrikx—author, journalist, and creative director. My work explores the intersection of adventure, identity, and the stories that shape how we live.
Over the past decade, I’ve chased motorcycles across continents, embedded myself in riding cultures around the world, and sat with the people who live for two wheels—builders, racers, actors, artists, and everyday riders—to understand what draws them back to the machine again and again.
My journalism and long-form storytelling have appeared in Rolling Stone, Men’s Journal, Robb Report, and Revolver, where I’ve profiled everyone from A-list actors to underground icons, always searching for the deeper thread beneath the surface.
My latest book, Motorcycle Life, brings together more than 100 riders from around the world in a global portrait of obsession, freedom, and meaning. Through their stories, the book explores what motorcycling teaches us about risk, presence, and the pursuit of something real.
As Executive Creative Director at NKPR, I help brands find their voice and translate it into stories people feel—whether through campaigns, cultural moments, or narrative-driven strategy.
I live in Toronto with my wife Natasha and our two black Labs, Indy and Poe.
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