Give the groom
a proper send-off.
For a bachelor party full of friends who ride, a day in the desert gives everyone something to talk about at the wedding. Death Valley Roundup starts just outside Pahrump and takes care of the rental bikes, gear transport and trailside food.
The $399 price is per rider, with a KTM or Husqvarna dual sport rental and fuel included. Friends bringing their own mechanically sound, street-legal small dual sport pay $299. Both options share the supported riding experience.
“Give the groom one last day
of pretending he’s in charge.”
He’s doing the beds.”
Check the crew
before the guest list.
Every rider needs a motorcycle license and intermediate to advanced desert skills. Rocks, sand, loose gravel, steep hills and side hills are part of the challenge. Make sure every friend joining the ride is comfortable with that terrain for a full day.
If some guests have never ridden, this particular activity is not a fit for them. It is a small dual sport ride, with no adventure bikes. Match the riding group to the experience before making plans for the whole bachelor party.
The beer comes after the riding. Save the celebration for the finish, when everyone can kick back with dusty boots and increasingly impressive versions of the day’s events.
The best man’s
short list.
- Find out who needs a rental bike and who plans to bring a dual sport.
- Check everyone’s license and desert-riding experience.
- Ask ahead about riding gear; helmets are provided, but additional gear is limited.
- Set aside the whole day and wait for the final meeting and arrival details.
Reservations are required. We need at least 3 riders to run, with a maximum group size of 6. Bike availability and rental terms will be confirmed when booking opens.
See the rental package details and rider requirements before rounding up the crew.
