Haunted Handlebar Ride

EVENT DETAILS:

OK ADV Moto Camp Adventure Rides – Haunted Handlebar Rally

18201 E 680 Rd, Tahlequah, OK 74464

Thursday October 29 – Sunday Nov 1, 2026

Thursday 10/29 – Afternoon arrival and camp setup

Friday 10/30 – Riding day, evening campfire & Chili dinner

Saturday 10/31 – Riding day, evening campfire & Hamburger dinner

Sunday 11/1 – Riding day, head home at your leisure.

The event is hosted by the OK ADV Moto Camp at our private campground on the western edge of the Ozarks near Tahlequah, OK. Camp with friends who enjoy motorcycle riding. Bring your motorcycle(s) and ride.

Registration will begin about eight (8) weeks before the event.

• To get the free hoodie CUTOFF will be ten days before the event to allow time to order your size & print the hoodie. Registrations occuring after 10 days before the event will not receive a free hoodie
• Refunds requested prior to the cutoff will be less processing fees.
• For Cancellations after cutoff but prior to the event, only RV camping fees will be refunded less processing fees.

Campground Check-in is after noon each day, Thursday – Friday.

The Rally fee is $75 for each rider, paid during on-line registration.

On-site last-minute registration will be $85

Rally fee includes:

• Dry Camping without hookups,
• Generators are fine, however quiet time is 10:00pm to 7:00am
• Meals: Friday & Saturday evening
• Event hoodie (if registered 10 days prior to the event)

There are RV sites with electricity and water available for $30 per night. If these fill up, we can accommodate additional RVs and 5th wheel rigs, without hookups (aka boon-docking). There is no extra charge for boon-docking sites.

Tracks for rides will be posted on the OK ADV Moto Camp Adventure Rides group page and will include both street and dual sport / adventure tracks. Group page: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CAwKXDwZf/

This is primarily an Adventure / Dual-Sport event. Suggested routes will include county and state roads requiring a STREET LEGAL motorcycle with a forestry approved spark arrestor.

Some county and forestry roads have unmaintained sections that can be quite challenging. You may also bring your street bike and ride the twisty (and sometimes bumpy) Eastern Oklahoma pavement.