"The top way spread COVID is riding quads in the middle of an ocean of sand dunes 200 ft apart. Stay safe by being locked in a small poorly vented room with your elderly relatives instead." - California Science
I admire how brave you guys are to ride all the big dunes. I go in my Tacoma , stay in the easiest areas, and love watching all of you guys. Maybe one day Ill try it in a quad but it looks totally risky.
Thank you. My friend Ray taught me everything. It’s definitely a lot of fun riding the dunes on quads or atv’s in general. You should try at least once. If like riding out on the dunes in your Tacoma you’ll love riding a atv. Maybe one day we’ll see you out there.
Went there yesterday but I hit there around 8. The line wasn’t too bad. Don’t know when they run out of atv passes but I’m pretty sure you’ll get in if you get there by 10-11. They’re limiting 1,000 atv’s per day.
Hi Charley, I work for FOX26 News and are working on a story today regarding the Oceano Dunes. We would love to air this awesome video! Does FOX26/Sinclair broadcasting have permission to use this video in all broadcasting platforms with courtesy credits? I just need a yes or no confirmation. Thank you so much!
I honestly never driven a buggy but from what I heard they are really bouncy. I would rather rent a RZR if that’s the case. I’ve rented quads from them before and the prices are pretty reasonable.
Brings back good memories. To be honest, Pismo dunes sucks if you're an experienced rider...the dunes are tiny compared to Glamis, Coos Bay, and Sand Mountain, Nv. I stopped going to Pismo in 2007, there were way to many drunks on bikes acting like idiots (subsequently the police force was up everyone's ass). The medivac helicopter was seen daily. It's an amazing place to party, but for serious riding, there's much better places.
I agree that places like Glamis or Coos Bay are better places for more experienced riders. I went to Glamis and it was a blast. Oceano dunes is the closest beach to me. And the only place where I can combine riding/camping/beach in one spot. It’s a combination of my 3 favorite things to do. So Oceano dunes to me is pretty awesome.
@@serenaholmes5192 you have to bring your own. I heard that you can rent atv’s from the local companies but you would have to pick them up yourselves and bring it to the beach. They’re not allowed to rent them out on the beach yet.
@give me name ideas..... Deaths per year are completely random. 5 in 08, 0 in 2017, 7 in 2019, etc. It's not getting more dangerous and that's pretty low considering how many people visit annually. It's purely a political "flex" from the ruling party due to the dune culture generally leaning the other direction.
Accidentally watched the intro in 2x playback speed and its hilarious. Anyway, good vid! I miss Pismo.
I've thought for YEARS (15-20) that I'd love to experience Pismo Beach dunes.
This video cured me of that. I'll scratch that place off my list.
Awesome , thanks for posting , time to prep and go back .
Great video! can't wait to get out there!
Well done video. I live in Nipomo and us locals forget the dunes are even there. Have fun while your here, be safe and enjoy.
Thank you. My family and I enjoy oceano dunes and the surrounding towns every time we go there.
I’ll be there next month thanks for this video
"The top way spread COVID is riding quads in the middle of an ocean of sand dunes 200 ft apart.
Stay safe by being locked in a small poorly vented room with your elderly relatives instead."
- California Science
That’s that Newsom Login 😂😢😢
I admire how brave you guys are to ride all the big dunes. I go in my Tacoma , stay in the easiest areas, and love watching all of you guys. Maybe one day Ill try it in a quad but it looks totally risky.
Thank you. My friend Ray taught me everything. It’s definitely a lot of fun riding the dunes on quads or atv’s in general. You should try at least once. If like riding out on the dunes in your Tacoma you’ll love riding a atv. Maybe one day we’ll see you out there.
I’ll be there hopefully July 🤟🏼
Ho cus das da kine place, I neva went riding ova dare I live hot AZ only go dunes in winta, hows it work fo RV and bikes now, luv tha vid bradah
Are they checking registration for quads and trailer when driving in ?
I’m goin in a few days 🔥🔥🔥
Nice guys, Where are you guys from?
Are the day passes first come first serve ?
I just went atv riding, went 27 miles a hour 😃👍
Slow asf
Hey, quick question, are they checking the motorcycle registration when you walk in?
If it’s a dirt bike no.
2:59 these things are dangerous! Once saw a guy pin it into one of those, and basically cased the other side of the bowl 😬
Around what time do you recommend getting there? To get in line @7?
I think they sell out of passes around noon. So get there before then.
I need to make a trip...
hi there! can i ask what camera and equipment u used for this video? thanks
GoPro 8 black on the helmet, GoPro 7 black on the rear of the quad and DJI Mini 2 for the drone shots.
Hey quick question. Are they checking OHV registration when you enter?
They don’t check. They just count how much you got. The limit is 1,000 per day.
I got a ticket there last year for unregistered ATV. They did not check at the gate but pulled me over once in there I paid a $350 ticket
Does it fill up fast? They are limiting how many people at a time
Went there yesterday but I hit there around 8. The line wasn’t too bad. Don’t know when they run out of atv passes but I’m pretty sure you’ll get in if you get there by 10-11. They’re limiting 1,000 atv’s per day.
Is it only atvs allowed
Hi Charley, I work for FOX26 News and are working on a story today regarding the Oceano Dunes. We would love to air this awesome video! Does FOX26/Sinclair broadcasting have permission to use this video in all broadcasting platforms with courtesy credits? I just need a yes or no confirmation. Thank you so much!
Sure!!! You have my permission.
Yes you have my permission. Sorry I replied using my other CZcams account.
First time. Recommend 4x4 atv or 2x4 buggy (sun buggy prowler or marauder)?!
I honestly never driven a buggy but from what I heard they are really bouncy. I would rather rent a RZR if that’s the case. I’ve rented quads from them before and the prices are pretty reasonable.
Brings back good memories. To be honest, Pismo dunes sucks if you're an experienced rider...the dunes are tiny compared to Glamis, Coos Bay, and Sand Mountain, Nv. I stopped going to Pismo in 2007, there were way to many drunks on bikes acting like idiots (subsequently the police force was up everyone's ass). The medivac helicopter was seen daily. It's an amazing place to party, but for serious riding, there's much better places.
I agree that places like Glamis or Coos Bay are better places for more experienced riders. I went to Glamis and it was a blast. Oceano dunes is the closest beach to me. And the only place where I can combine riding/camping/beach in one spot. It’s a combination of my 3 favorite things to do. So Oceano dunes to me is pretty awesome.
Going on Saturday for first time
Three years left before they close forever.
Why 3 years
Why?
So your saying we can just show up and if their is less than 1000 people they will let you in???
Yes
@@KauaiianTunda do we have to transport the atv’s ourselves or is that done for us ?
@@serenaholmes5192 you have to bring your own. I heard that you can rent atv’s from the local companies but you would have to pick them up yourselves and bring it to the beach. They’re not allowed to rent them out on the beach yet.
Hey what's the company's name for ATV rentals?
Steve’s, sun buggies, BJ’s and Arnie’s.
@@KauaiianTunda thanks!
They rip you off
@@xmo552 how so?
how many cc?
660
4 turdy are u from.california or the u.p. of Michigan lol
I’ll give you a hint. My state flag is flown at the end.
Hawaiiannnnn
Yessah!!!
Unfortunately the dunes will be shutting down for good within the next 2-3 years.
Why?
@give me name ideas..... Deaths per year are completely random. 5 in 08, 0 in 2017, 7 in 2019, etc. It's not getting more dangerous and that's pretty low considering how many people visit annually. It's purely a political "flex" from the ruling party due to the dune culture generally leaning the other direction.