Motorcycle Rally Ride the Ozarks Coming to Town

Thursday, October 7, 2021 at 2:49 PM

By JonChristopher Collins @RealJCJourno

Ride the Ozarks Rally starts on Oct. 8.

Matt Bell from Harrison Convention & Visitors Bureau spoke with KHOZ’s Around The Table on Thursday about the rally. It will be on Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Live bands will be there on both days. The event will also feature the Globe of Death motorcycle stunt show and food vendors. Bell said he wants to emphasize that the rally is a “very family-friendly event.”

Bell said the Globe of Death show runs three times a day at 12, 2 and 4. Bell said a separate bike show will be on Saturday. Bikes will be registered starting around 11, the judging will be around 2 and awards will be bestowed around 4. Additional information is available online. The full interview with Bell is on Around The Table’s Facebook Page. The interview begins around the 26:31 mark.

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