Mayhem Poker Run
Rev-N-Ride Series
Get your ride ready! The Rev-N-Ride Series is back, and we’re bringing a little fun to the pavement with the Mayhem Poker Run. (Think month of "May"-hem... not chaotic riding.)
Whether your bike is a pristine masterpiece, or held together by grit and good intentions, this ride is for you. We’re hitting the scenic backroads of Arkansas and Missouri for a day of gear-shifting through twisty roads... Oh, you will also hear a few comments like: "What the heck... a 2 of Hearts?!!"
The Plan
9:00 AM | BE SURE TO PRE-FUEL
Breakfast at A Biker’s Garage. Eat like you mean it; you can’t ride on an empty stomach. Breakfast Burritos, Donuts, and Coffee (included with registration).
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM | ROLL OUT
Kickstands Up! We’re setting you loose on the world. Ride in small groups or alone. We have a loose definition of a "Group Ride". Have some conversations, make some friends, and join a small tribe before rolling out. (You must "ride your own ride"!)
The Scenic Route - 120 Miles
🃏 Card 1: A Biker's Garage
🃏 Card 2: Elkhorn Tavern (Pea Ridge, AR)
🃏 Card 3: Trojan PQ Mart (Winslow, MO)
🃏 Card 4: Honeypops Bar & Grill (Anderson, MO)
🃏 Card 5: Can Do Hardware (Gravette, AR)
🏁 Finish: Back to A Biker's Garage
4:00 PM | THE GRAND FINALE
Back to A Biker’s Garage for the showdown! We'll be spinning tunes and several great prizes.
The Rewards
Usually, being the worst at something is a bummer. Not here. We reward excellence and spectacular failure!
The Big Dog (Best Hand)
$100 Cash and a Free Oil Change from A Biker’s Garage.
The Lucky Loser (Worst Hand)
$50 Cash and a Free Brake Fluid Change from A Biker’s Garage.
The Details
COST / REGISTRATION: $15 - We’re high-tech now! You must register on the WayHopper app! Want an extra card? Buy up to 3 extra cards for $5.00 each.
NOTE: Pre-registration is preferred so we can prep breakfast. Please pay online, even if you are waiting until the day of the event.
Grab your friends, register on WayHopper, and let’s cover some blacktop.
REV-N-RIDE: Because life is better at high RPMs.
