5th Invitational Why We Ride to the Quail Tickets Now On Sale

Why We Ride to the Quail benefits the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, which fights childhood brain tumors. Photo courtesy Why We Ride.
Why We Ride to the Quail benefits the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, which fights childhood brain tumors. Photo courtesy Why We Ride.

Tickets are now on sale for the 5th Invitational Why We Ride to the Quail charity ride May 2-4, 2019, benefiting the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.

The ride begins in historic Moorpark, California, through the lemon groves of Ventura county, stopping for lunch at the historic Cold Springs Tavern, then goes all the way to picturesque Pismo Beach the first day.

The second day heads up scenic Highway 1, following some of the most talked about stretch of coastal road, making a stop to see the elephant seals and then through Big Sur, finally arriving in the enchanted Carmel Valley in time for The Quail Motorcycle Gathering.

Riders of all backgrounds, from new riders to industry veterans, have participated in the past. New for this year is an extended ride up Highway 1, catered BBQ in Big Sur along the river and a stay at the Carmel Mission Inn.

Motorcyclists are always up for supporting a good cause, and the diversity of past sponsors and participants really illustrates how the Hollywood, motorcycling and other communities have united to benefit those in need, namely children with serious medical issues. The ride has consistently doubled its raise every year, and this type of growth in funds raised is expected again this year.

Participants in the charity ride enjoy a bevy of perks (in addition to the awesome ride), including cocktails and vittles at the WWR Riders Dinner, gift bags, special guest speakers and VIP access to The Quail Motorcycle Gathering, including exclusive parking and private lounge access.

For more information and tickets, visit motovational.com.

To learn more about Why We Ride, visit whyweride.com.

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