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At a Glance
So, what’s on tap out of ol’ Hopland? Sure,
the Mendocino Brewing Company can offer you specialties like Red
Tail, Blue Heron, or Eye of the Hawk. But no microbrewery could
produce the kind of crisp, clean, full-bodied flavor you’ll find
on this refreshing section of Hwy 175. This balanced mixture of
yeasty Twistiness, hopped-up Scenery and often unfiltered
Remoteness, this DH starts curving almost from the start,
shifting past some vineyards in the Sanel Valley and climbing
into the lush Mayacmas Mtns, where almost the entirety of the
ride takes place. The newer asphalt, fine sightlines and
cambered corners give this ride a smoothly paved and engineered
finish, despite the steepness of the grade and tightness of the
turns. And as long as you make them all, you won’t be left with
any bad aftertaste. Try a sip of this fine brew. You’ll want to
drink the whole pitcher.
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Rider Reviews:
'Actually took this DH in error but that turned out to be a blessing in disguise! We were aiming to ride to Napa down DH53 but turned the wrong way. At the end of it I pulled out DH NorCal and realised, "Hey baby, we just rode DH24"!! Twisty? Oh yeah! 1st and 2nd gear for the most of it on the BMW LT, 2 up. When cresting over the ridge the views were awesome. I would rate TIRES as bang on. Great job gentlemen, keep up the good work!' --Rob Dyck
'We live in Lakeport and take this DH as a shortcut to get to Hwy 101. It's fantastic! Watch out for big rigs that aren't supposed to be on it. Warning, if the CHP STCs are up in the air, they count how many times you go over the yellow line passing pylons and give you a ticket when you reach the end.' --Linda Armstrong
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