The most active LGBT motorcycle club in the Houston area is the Montrose Motorcycle Riding Club (MRC). The club, in its fifth year, has more than 40 members in the Houston area and is looking to recruit as many new members as possible. The club's motto is promoting safe riding and building friendships. The club is currently run on donation and dues are not charged. One business meeting is held each quarter, and Montrose has motorcycle events a few times each month.
Spectrum MRC is a motorcycle club for LGBT riders only four hours away from Houston in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. This group not only caters to lesbian bikers and their guests, but to anyone who is interested in learning to ride a motorcycle. The club has several rides per month, including two rides on the weekend and two rides at night on a weekday. The club has a calendar of events and meets regularly for coffee and club administration meetings.
The Sisters of Scota (previously known as Leather and Lace) is a national motorcycle club that has several Texas chapters. The club was founded in 1979 and became non-profit in 1986. The club promotes breast cancer awareness. Additionally, the Sisters of Scota are always looking to start new chapters, so it is possible to start up a chapter in Houston or a nearby suburb through the assistance of Scota's national officers.
