Motorcycle Accident Attorney Erik W. Centner, is native to Arizona. Erik was born in Tucson and graduated from Arizona State University. Erik began riding motorcycles while in the Navy, stationed in Pearl Harbor during his Submarine tour of service. His first motorcycle was a Yamaha FZR 600, which he enjoyed as an escape from submarine duties and as a way to explore the Hawaiian island. He continued his motorcycle fascination after his Honorable Discharge and while pursuiing of his degree at Arizona State University. A lot has changed, but not his enthusiasm for the motorcycle community. After growing up in Arizona and graduating from college, he moved to New York to attend law school. In New York, he represented motorcycle riders that expesionted accidents. With the goal of assisting other riders who have been hurt in accidents, Erik returned to Arizona, the land of open roads, amazing landscapes, and great riding weather.
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