Event Date : March 20, 2021

Update: As of 2/24, we have permission from the State of Nevada to go forward with the event. As part of their approval, the ride will be capped at 400 people. We are super excited to see you and even more excited for when we will be able to invite more of you to ride with us. See you soon!

We are excited to announce our new Kids Ride Free policy! Please read the FAQ before registering if you wish to participate with a kid.

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*Online Registration ends March 16th at 11 PM MST

Our first event of the year, Mesquite Madness takes advantage of mild temperatures in Mesquite, Nevada. When other places are still frozen, Mesquite is basking in sunshine, giving you perfect riding conditions—without the crazy traffic and chaos you’ll find in bigger cities.
You’ll enjoy sunshine and scenery on the Citizen’s Class (35 mile), Metric Century (65 mile), and Top of The Hill (90 mile) as they loop through Mesquite, and even a bit of Arizona. The Metric Century and Top of The Hill also allow you to experience nature’s full splendor as they flow through nearly untouched parts of Arizona and Utah!

Come on out. Bring your family. Bring your friends. Join us for Mesquite Madness!
• Event is capped at 500 riders—so register early!
• Fully stocked rest stops, a great lunch, and more!
• You’ll receive a custom Mesquite Madness Event Medal with your registration
• You’ll get a custom Mesquite Madness T-shirt with your registration
• A distance to please every rider with 35, 65, & 90 mile options
• Enjoy warm fall weather and plenty of sunshine
• Roving Sag support
• Only 60 Minutes North of Las Vegas
• Just 4.5 Hours South of Salt Lake City

Our policies and procedures are being updated. Below are a few changes you will need to adhere to on ride day.

• We plan to adhere to all state and local guidelines for mass gathering numbers. We are also flexible and willing to adhere to any regulations that each venue may have.
• All riders are encouraged to bring their own hydration and nutrition, but we will have rest stops, and both nutrition and hydration available, but limited self serve.  We will have volunteers to help you with both.
• We plan to do rolling starts according to mileage options and we will send out an email on Thursday prior to the event with more details.  No mass starts.
• We will separate the starts for each mileage option by at least 15 minutes. This will help to reduce traffic and reduce grouping and passing.
• No on-site registration at all (just numbers pick up).  Online registration will close the Thursday before the event at 2 PM MST or when we hit our cap.
• After finishing, riders can pick up their medals at the finish line. We will rely on riders to social distance at their discretion and be mindful of other riders.
• Post-meal will be a boxed lunch with drinks.

Check out a video from last year: