Oz On The Road Rally

1st Annual Oz On The Road Rally – Event FAQ at bottom of page

We are having a “rolling three day rally” with two nights of camping and 500+ miles of riding fun!  Day one we will ride to the Springfield Roadriders “Moto MO” rally in Crane Missouri for an evening of camping, food and visiting. You are welcome to ride with our group or ride your own ride with friends or solo. Day two we will depart and head North towards Columbia Missouri and camp out at Finger Lakes State Park. We have a dedicated camping area reserved. There are no meals provided, you may head into town for dinner or cook a meal at your campsite. Once again plenty of time for visiting and ride stories. Sunday morning we will pack up and head back home to Kansas City, or other destinations including riding to the MOA national rally in Vermont.

There are two registrations required , one for the Crane Rally and One for the Finger Lakes Rally – total $60 for both

Join The Fun !!!

May 29-31st

Start May 29th Harrisonville MO or Ride Your Own Ride

Destinations – Day One – Ride To Crane Moto MO Rally

(Springfield BMW Roadriders)

Crane Missouri

Crane Park, 107 Myrna Lewers Parkway, Crane, MO 65633, USA

Day 1 Rally Event Registration Below:

https://bmwmoa.org/event/motomo-rally-2026/ 

Day Two – Ride To Finger Lakes State Park

Columbia MO

1505 Peabody Rd, Columbia, MO 65202

Day 2 Rally Event Registrtion Below:

HTTPS://Bmwmoaf.givingfuel.com/oz-on-the-road

Rain Or Shine

ALL Riders And Bikes Welcome

EVENT FAQ:

OZ on the Road Q&A

 Why did we change the Rally Format?

• The OZ Rally has had a long and successful history, lots of fun had by all and many friendships made.  

• Over the last several years, rally attendance has declined, so the KCBMWMC  has decided to try something new

• The new format puts more focus on riding, which is consistent with the club’s recent mission of providing more riding opportunities 

Why did the Rally dates change from June to May?

• The date was changed to facilitate attendance at our rally and still provide enough travel time for those who are also attending the MOA National Rally

Why are we spending the 1st night at the Crane Rally?

• When we changed the date of our rally to the last weekend in May, we realized that the Springfield MO Roadriders Rally was the same weekend

• Not wanting to interfere with their rally, we reached out to them and offered to make the Crane Rally our 1st stop – the enthusiastically agreed

What are the logistics for the two rally sites?

Crane Rally – Springfield BMW Roadriders:

• Friday night camping and meal at the rally grounds  Also you can arrive Thursday at the Crane campground after 2pm for two nights of camping

Finger Lakes 

• Saturday night camping at the Finger lakes campgrounds

           Both campgrounds have a reserved area for all riders – follow the signs

Do I have to Camp/will food be provided?

• No, camping is not mandatory, we have made sure that the two rally stops have nearby hotel options

• Food will be provided on Friday night at the Crane Rally; all other meals are not included in the rally price

• Fingers Lakes is about 25 minutes from Columbia MO where there are many dinner dining options . We may have a spot reserved at a restaurant for Saturday nigh

Will there be a planned route for Friday and Saturday?

• Yes the group from Harrisonville will have a planned pavement route with a lunch stop along the way. Meeting point will be the Sapp Brothers in Harrisonville at 9:00am

• There will be a planned pavement route and optional “gravel” added route for Saturday Crane to Finger Lakes with a lunch stop

Can I ride by myself or with some friends and just meetup at Crane and Finger lakes? 

• YES
• 
  If I pay online in advance can I receive a refund if weather is bad or circumstances dictate I can’t make it to the rally?  

• Rally is rain or shine, no refunds

 Is alcohol allowed at both campgrounds? 

• It is best to consume alcohol only within the privacy of a rented campsite, if allowed by specific, current park regulations, while avoiding all public, high-use roads, waterfront areas  and parking areas.