Motorcycle Clubs in Hawaii

Hawaii's clubs are island-based, and each island has a signature ride. On Oahu, the Kamehameha Highway around the North Shore and the Tantalus loop above Honolulu. On Maui, the Road to Hana. On the Big Island, Saddle Road between Hilo and Kona and the long run down to Volcanoes National Park. Trade-wind rain on the windward sides means rain gear year-round.

Oahu has the largest club population, including veteran chapters tied to the Pearl Harbor and Schofield communities.

7 motorcycle clubs across 4 cities in Hawaii. The most clubs are in Honolulu, East Honolulu, and Hilo.

By type, Hawaii listings are led by traditional mcs and riding clubs (4), charity, recovery, and ministry (1), and veteran clubs (1). Listings are compiled from public sources and club submissions. If you run a club here, send corrections and we will update the entry.

Cities in Hawaii

Clubs in Hawaii

Other clubs in Hawaii

Clubs we know of in Hawaii with limited public details on file. Where a club publishes a website, the name links to it. Club officers can send details to expand an entry.

Motorcycle Clubs in Hawaii: Questions

How many motorcycle clubs are in Hawaii?
This directory lists 7 motorcycle clubs in Hawaii across 4 cities. 4 have a website on file and 2 list a phone number.
What kinds of motorcycle clubs are in Hawaii?
The largest groups are traditional mcs and riding clubs (4), charity, recovery, and ministry (1), and veteran clubs (1). Each listing shows its category so you can tell a traditional MC from a riding club or a brand owners group.
How do I join a motorcycle club in Hawaii?
Pick clubs whose riding style and time commitment match yours, attend a public ride or event, and ask a member how the club brings in new people. Traditional MCs use a hang-around and prospect process. Riding clubs usually accept members directly. See our guide on how to join a motorcycle club. Read the guide.