The bike comes
with the day.
Looking for a Las Vegas dirt bike rental? At Death Valley Roundup, the rental described here is part of the supported ride package. The $399 price covers your rental motorcycle, fuel and the all-day adventure. It is not a bike-only daily rental rate.
The fleet is made up of high performance KTM and Husqvarna dual sport motorcycles. These are small bikes for experienced desert riders. Specific bike assignments and rental terms will be confirmed with the final ride details.
“All Horsepower.
No Horses.”
What’s included?
- KTM or Husqvarna dual sport rental and fuel for the ride.
- A helmet, plus some additional riding gear available to reserve ahead.
- A chase truck carrying your gear.
- A homemade trailside lunch by Chef Ruth.
- Drinks and snacks along the way, and a beer after the riding is done.
It is an all-day adventure for you and your friends. Learn more about the terrain and support on the Las Vegas dirt bike tour page.
Bring the skills.
You need a motorcycle license and intermediate to advanced desert-riding experience. Be comfortable riding rocks, sand, loose gravel, big hills up and down, and side hills. The rental package is suited to riders who already have those skills.
Small dual sport bikes only. No adventure (ADV) bikes. We have other rides for big bikes. Before making plans, read the full rider and bike requirements.
Already have a bike?
Bring your own mechanically sound, street-legal small dual sport for $299 per rider. You get the all-day supported ride, helmet, gear transport, homemade lunch, drinks, snacks and finish-line beer. Your own bike should have mousse tire inserts; the desert is rough, and flats suck.
The $399 rental option explicitly includes fuel. Final rider information will cover the remaining logistics for both options.
Before you saddle up.
The meeting point is just outside Pahrump, Nevada. Exact arrival details, bike availability, rental terms and the final route are still being finalized. Booking is not open yet.
If you need riding gear, ask ahead of time to reserve it. See both ride options together, or use the Death Valley route-planning guide to plan for the terrain and prepare for an all-day desert ride.
