This site was originally a promotion for a motocross track outside of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Beeline MX was built by Brad Mathison on south US-75 near Beggs and the original web page was nothing more than an aerial photo and directions. After about a dozen e-mails from other states we saw a need to list other nearby riding areas. That quickly grew to a statewide listing of Oklahoma tracks and ORV areas. It wasn't long before the list included other states and the name Places 2 Ride was coined.

In 1998, when Places2ride.com began, the emphasis was on dirt riders and the motocross tracks, riding areas and trails that off-roaders thrive on. Eventually that grew to include twisties and scenic highways all over America, and even the world.

Beeline Motocross Park closed after a couple of years. Plenty of area motocrossers enjoyed riding there.

Brad and I keep riding the twisties and backroads looking for those great places to ride. We've even begun shooting video to add to the website.
> Our Favorite Oklahoma Rides

And this site continues to help motorcycle riders find fun places to ride their bikes— no matter whether it's a motocrosser, sportbike or cruiser.



— J. Rex Brown, webmeister

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