All the Details

PARKING

Loads of free parking at the Burdick Center next to the High School, on the south side of East 9th Street. Please do not park in the Rec Center parking lot or on the street.

NUMBERED BIBS

All riders will be issued a numbered bib that must be worn in plain sight on the back of their jersey. Safety pins will be provided. Your bib will be available at check-in/packet pick-up - scroll down for locations and times.

REGISTRATION CUT-OFFS

Online Preregistration ends Wednesday, September 4, at 11:59 pm. If you miss the cutoff on Wednesday, you may register in-person Saturday morning at DAM J.A.M., 6:30-7:45 am. All Registration is closed Thursday and Friday, September 5 and 6.

REGISTRATION  

Tier 1 - Pre-register with shirt: now until midnight, August 20 (T-shirt cutoff)

• $40 with shirt

• $30 without shirt

• $15 additional shirts

NO SHIRTS AVAILABLE after August 20!

Tier 2 - Pre-register with no shirt options:  August 21 until September 4 at 11:59 pm 

• $45 (no shirts available)

Tier 3 - Day-of Registration:  6:30 am - 7:45 am at DAM J.A.M. Saturday, September 7

• $60 In-person (no shirts available)

DAM J.A.M. commences rain or shine. No Refunds.

CHECK-IN & PACKET PICK-UP ONLY (no registration available at packet pick-up)

• Tom's Bicycles, 68th and Peoria, Tulsa, 5:30 - 7:00 pm Thursday, September 5

• Pryor Area Chamber of Commerce, 1:00 - 4:30 pm Thursday, September 5

No Registrations are accepted on Thursday, September 5, or Friday, September 6.

If you miss the cutoff on Wednesday the 4th, you may register in-person Saturday morning at DAM J.A.M. starting at 6:30 am., until 15 minutes before the ride starts.

GATHERING BEFORE AND AFTER

The Welcome Area main tent will be open at 6:30 am to welcome you to DAM J.A.M. with light snacks, coffee, and water. Pre-registered riders can pick up your packets and we'll also accept day-of registrations. Stop in and say hi!

After your ride, the party continues from 11:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. at the Pryor Creek Recreation Center. Post-ride food and drinks will be available under the main tent. Please stay around and enjoy!

MAPS 

All route maps are posted at Ride With GPS. Get the mobile app from the App Store or Google Play.

Ride With GPS integrates nicely with Garmin, Wahoo, Strava, and other devices and services.

Get more route details on the Routes and Maps page.

We'll also have paper maps for those of you who prefer an old-school experience.

GO TIME

One mass start at 8:00 a.m. Police will escort the riders through two significant intersections on their way out of Pryor. 

• First is a left onto Carbide Road, which regularly has fast traffic and drivers won't expect bicycles. 

• Second is across Highway 20, which is 65+ mph with four lanes and a median. 

If you go on your own, you won't be escorted and you must obey all traffic signs and signals.

If you leave earlier than 8:00, you might find yourself alone out there without rest stops or route support because they may not be set up yet. Your call.

NAVIGATION AND SUPPORT

• All routes will be surface marked with yellow paint. Key locations will also have directional signs. Routes are subject to change without notice.

• Limited break-down assistance and SAG support will be on all routes. Full mechanical services will be limited.

• Please be equipped to fix your own flats and know how to do it. 

• Road support and rest stops close by 4:00 p.m. If you are still riding at 4:00, we'll give you the option of continuing on your own, unsupported, or taking a SAG ride back to the start/finish.

SAFETY

• Helmets required for every rider, no exceptions.

• No headphones or other distractions.

• All riders under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

• Carry water with you... and drink it.

• Expect automobile traffic. All routes are on open public roads with no special traffic control for this event. Obey all vehicle laws. Ride no more than two abreast. Be alert to traffic (see the note above about headphones and other distractions).

• Please don't cross the centerline, ESPECIALLY ON HILLS!! Every year we see some of you do it and we're amazed you're still alive.

• Pass on the left. Signal your moves. Use standard warnings to other riders... "bike on your left", "car back", "car passing", etc. Yield to faster riders, especially on hills.