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September 2021
30th Annual OATBRAN – Ride Across Nevada
One Awesome Tour Bike Ride Across Nevada Day 1 - Participants will meet at the MontBleu Casino Resort & Spa in Stateline, Nevada on the south shore of beautiful Lake Tahoe. Riders will check-in and receive a Nevada Welcome packet, name badge, a custom ride jersey, event water bottle and more… We will share and enjoy a great dinner as we get acquainted. Orientation, introductions and prize giveaways too! The 24-hour action of the MontBleu Casino and a good night’s…
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50th Annual Virginia City Grand Prix
The Comstock comes alive with the roar of motorcycles during the Virginia City Grand Prix, one of the largest and most competitive off road motorcycle races in the west. This annual two-day event draws more than 1,000 racers to Virginia City to battle the rough terrain for glory.
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Beatty Days Festival
Have fun at this fantastic festival in Beatty! Live Music & Entertainment, ICS Sanctioned Chili Cook off, Classic Car Show, Poker Walk, Old West Shoot Outs, Parade, Tombstone 5K & 2K, Bed Races, Vendors, Chicken Drop Bingo, Raffle, and Much More! Cottonwood Park, Corner of 3rd St. and Amargosa St. Beatty is located on US 95 just north west of the Las Vegas area towards Death Valley National Park.
Find out more »June 2022
Epic Rides: Carson City Off-Road
Epic Rides comes to Carson City in June. The Event features iconic Sierra trails and landmarks like Spooner Lake, Marlette Lake, Tahoe Rim Trail, Sunflower Hill, Snap Dragon Trail, Red House Flume and "Kings to Ash", the Carson City Off-Road is sure to serve up a gritty soulful mountain bike experience to beginners, seasoned amateurs and some of the world's finest pros. All participants will climb their way into the eastern edge of the Sierra Nevada, take in panoramic views…
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World Human Powered Speed Challenge – Battle Mountain
Human powered bicycle speed racing is a most unlikely spectator sport, and watching it isn’t easy. The instructions for spectators spell out the difficulties: limited parking and no services. Heats are conducted early each morning and late each afternoon of race week, with short intervals during the active periods to let the highway traffic through. There is no parking allowed along the road because the bikes do crash from time to time (hay bales are placed as bumpers where needed)…
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