RideOK activities for March 1-2

James Pratt March 1, 2014

Once again the weekend motorcycling activities are off-road related. First up- Round 1 of OCCRA (Oklahoma Cross Country Racing Association) in Konawa. This highly popular off-road racing series kicks off the season in style, with dirt bikes, ATV’s, and a new vintage dirt bike class.

Arenacross takes over in Tulsa on Saturday night at the BoK Center. You can come and sit in the warmth of an indoor arena and see great motocross racing action without freezing your tush off.

Land Run Motorsports is holding an off-road GP in Bristow on Sunday. They don’t have a web site and we can’t find much on this event so not sure if it is still being scheduled with the predicted single digit weather on Sunday.

As the weather warms and spring approaches we expect to see more motorcycles on the street and trail. Time to tune up that bike and get ready for riding season!

Categories: News

Tags: Arenacross, OCCRA

James Pratt

I am an Oklahoma based writer, photographer, videographer and adventurer. I love telling stories about people. A motorcycle is my preferred means of travel, and I have over 5,000 hours piloting small airplanes.

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