All of the exhilarating, heightened senses one can embrace while cruising down an open highway is best experienced while shared with like-minded friends. You can often spot motorcycle groups like The Litas Humboldt sitting pretty, riding staggered in a large group heading up and down the famous Highway 101 along the Pacific Coast. The society of a motorcycle group crosses over any boundaries of age, ethnicity, and riding experience for the shared joy of the road, the views, the scenery, and opportunities to meet other riders, share maintenance and gear tips, and make new friends and memories.
Some favorite routes involve traversing beneath the majestic redwood canopies throughout Avenue of the Giants, cruising down south to pay The Peg House a visit (Mendocino County), or taking a ride to explore Redwood National & State Parks. Ditch the foggy coast and chase summertime heat by traveling inland on Highway 299 to take that quick plunge into the Trinity River, or perhaps ride hungry for an excuse to grab lunch at a food-derived stop, like the Strawhouse Resorts & Café. In northern Humboldt, biker-friendly establishments such as Papa Wheelie’s Pub and Fieldbrook Market & Eatery always greet riders with a warm smile. Trinidad’s Lighthouse Grill is a highlighted Litas destination for their delicious homemade ice cream and renowned Mashed Potato Brisket Cone.
In addition to orchestrating regular group rides all across the North Coast ranging from beginner, intermediate, and advanced, the founders of The Litas Humboldt also offer members various events such as Bike Night, Beginner Riding Skills Course, Wrench Night with alternating local motorcycle shops such as North Coast Cycle & Redwood Harley-Davidson. Local groups like the Litas and Bikers Against Child Abuse or M.O.B of Humboldt create events community fundraising or partner with local organizations or charities.
MORE INFO: Search 'The Litas Humboldt' on Facebook or @TheLitasHumboldt on Instagram for photos, group events and discussion topics.
