Deep in the heart of Georgia, where red clay meets the roar of vintage engines - the Wildsville Scramble revives the reckless “no-rules” spirit of 1960s & ‘70s cross-country motorcycle racing. 

Held annually at the Wildsville Farm in Reynolds, Georgia, this event isn’t just about competition—it’s a celebration of two-wheeled chaos, camaraderie, and the machines that have carried riders through decades of dirt and glory.

Unlike rigidly structured races, the “Scramble” embraces a "run-what-ya-brung” philosophy, drawing an eclectic mix of bikes and riders. This year AHRMA Southeast got involved and held an officially sanctioned grass-track race. There was live music, a weekend of camping, and lots & lots of mud…