High Performance KTM & Husqvarna Dual Sport
$399per rider
Rental motorcycle + fuel included
An all-day adventure for you & your friends
Death ValleyRoundup
Dual Sport Motorcycle Ride
Small dual sport bikes only. No adventure (ADV) bikes.
“Your friends are a bad influence.
Bring them.”
Every Saturday. September until the heat, usually May.
Meet at 7 AM. Kickstands up at 8 AM.
Starts just outside Pahrump, NVThe trail starts here ↓
KTM & Husqvarna rentals✦Chase truck✦Homemade lunch✦Cold beer at the finish
The other side of Vegas
From neon
to nowhere.
“The house always wins.
So we left the house.”
Round up your friends. Trade the bright lights for big desert country and a little dust on your boots.
Death Valley Roundup is based just outside Pahrump, Nevada, where our all-day, supported dual sport adventure begins. Looking for a Las Vegas dirt bike tour with your friends? Climb aboard a high performance KTM or Husqvarna dual sport rental or bring your own dual sport and settle into the good stuff: open country, dirt under your tires, and stories you’ll be telling long after the dust washes off.
The chase truck hauls your gear. Chef Ruth brings the homemade lunch. Drinks and snacks keep the crew happy, and when the riding’s done, there’s a cold beer with your name on it.
Meet your desert outfitA proper desert outfit
The steed.
The support.
The spread.
“All Horsepower.
No Horses.”
- 01Your choice of steed
- A high performance KTM or Husqvarna dual sport rental with fuel included for $399, or your own dual sport for $299. Same all-day adventure.
- 02A truck for your stuff
- Our chase truck carries your gear while you ride. Let the truck do the hauling.
- 03Chef Ruth’s homemade lunch
- Pull off the trail, take a breather, and tuck into homemade lunch by Chef Ruth, a master of trailside grub who knows a hungry riding crew.
- 04Drinks & snacks
- Something to sip. Something to snack on. Refreshments along the way to keep you going.
- 05The finish-line beer
- Kick back with a cold one when the riding is done. Dusty boots, good company, and a few tall tales.
- 06Helmets? Covered.
- We provide helmets and have some riding gear available. Ask ahead of time to reserve the gear you need.
“Meet the woman behind
the wheel & the meal.”
Baja grit.
Ruth’s kitchen.
Accomplished Baja rider.
Chase driver. Chef.
An accomplished Baja rider turned chase driver and chef, Ruth is a master of trailside grub. She hauls your gear and gives you a lunch stop worth getting hungry for.
It might be the best chicken salad sandwich you’ve ever had, the best burritos north of Sonora, or Thai food that gives Bangkok a run for its money.
Whatever’s on the menu, Ruth knows how to feed a hungry riding crew.
Chef Ruth“The best seat in the house
has handlebars.”
Less luggage.
More legend.
We’ve got chase handled, too.
You ride. Our chase truck hauls your gear. Chef Ruth brings homemade lunch, drinks and snacks. A cold beer waits at the finish.
Intermediate to advanced riders
This ain’t your
first rodeo.
An all-day ride in demanding desert terrain. Bring the skills to enjoy it.
Know your terrain
You must be comfortable riding desert rocks, sand, loose gravel, big climbs and descents, and side hills.
Bring your motorcycle license
A motorcycle license is required whether you rent a KTM or Husqvarna dual sport or bring your own bike.
Dual Sports Only
No adventure (ADV) bikes. This ride is for small dual sport motorcycles. Your bike must be mechanically sound and street legal. We have other rides for big bikes.
Mousse up
Your own bike should have mousse tire inserts. It’s rough out there, and flats suck.
“Even the buzzard has a few questions.”
The lowdown.
Your bike, your bags, your lunch, and where it all begins.
01When do you ride, and do I need a reservation?
Every Saturday, September until it gets too hot to ride, usually May. Meet at 7 AM; kickstands up at 8 AM. All times are local to Pahrump, Nevada (Pacific Time). Reservations required. A minimum of 3 riders is needed to run; maximum group size is 6.
02Where does the adventure start?
The ride starts just outside Pahrump, Nevada. The exact meeting point and arrival instructions will be shared with the final ride details.
03What do I need to ride?
You need a motorcycle license. Choose the $399 option for a high performance KTM or Husqvarna dual sport rental with fuel included, or bring your own mechanically sound, street-legal dual sport for $299. Your own bike should have mousse tire inserts. It’s rough out there, and flats suck. Small dual sport bikes only. No adventure (ADV) bikes. We have other rides for big bikes.
04What happens to my gear?
A chase truck carries your gear while you ride. Bag limits and handoff details will be included in the rider information.
05Do you provide helmets and riding gear?
We provide helmets. We also have some riding gear available; ask ahead of time to reserve what you need.
06What about food and drinks?
Both ride options include a homemade lunch by Chef Ruth, an accomplished Baja rider turned chase driver and chef. Drinks and snacks are provided along the way, with a cold beer when the riding is finished.
07How much experience do I need?
This is an all-day, intermediate to advanced ride. You must be comfortable riding desert rocks, sand, loose gravel, big hills both up and down, and side hills. Come with the experience to enjoy challenging desert terrain throughout the day.
08Can I book a spot yet?
The experience is $399 with a high performance KTM or Husqvarna dual sport rental and fuel, or $299 with your own dual sport. Booking is not open yet. The final route, meeting point, and rental terms will be posted here as the experience comes together.
All day. Good friends. Big country.Two ways
Two ways
to saddle up.
Starting just outside Pahrump, Nevada.
Bring your friends. We’ll take care of the trail-side hospitality.
Some additional riding gear is available. Ask ahead of time to reserve it.
Small dual sport bikes only. No adventure (ADV) bikes.
We have other rides for big bikes.
Check the rider & bike requirements
Booking details and the final route are still taking shape.
Get the lowdown
A little homework. A lot of dirt.
