Finally got my trailer dialed in!
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Finally got my trailer dialed in!
I dropped a few Pics in my gallery of my new ATV hauler. Buying a second Ute really opened a can of worms! We just finished the "upstairs level" though I'm still waiting on my tri-fold ramps to show but in the meantime, wooden ramps got Mama's 400 on the top bunk!
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Finally got my trailer dialed in!
Originally posted by: ScrambleMe
nice paddles, have you tried them and how do they work?
nice paddles, have you tried them and how do they work?
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Finally got my trailer dialed in!
csamayfield55,
The Oceano Dunes OHV area can get pretty busy, especially on 3 day weekend holiday like Memorial Day. We get a lot of traffic from the central valley (Bakersfield, Hanford, Fresno, etc.) and now we have an issue with "threatened" species, specifically the Snowy Plover. Because early spring is its nesting season, the state parks has been FORCED by the Sierra Club, et al., to close off areas of the dunes and a large stretch of beach to campers and riders. Because of this, it forces beach campers to get closer together due to limited space and they limit the number of campers allowed. Day use is pretty much unaffected so there are quite a few bikes on the dunes. It's still fun though!
Yes, there's a lot to do and if you move up a ways on the beach you get away from the bikes and ATV's to play on the beach. The surf can be a little rough though, watch it!
If you decide to come this direction, let me know and I can help you figure things out.
The Oceano Dunes OHV area can get pretty busy, especially on 3 day weekend holiday like Memorial Day. We get a lot of traffic from the central valley (Bakersfield, Hanford, Fresno, etc.) and now we have an issue with "threatened" species, specifically the Snowy Plover. Because early spring is its nesting season, the state parks has been FORCED by the Sierra Club, et al., to close off areas of the dunes and a large stretch of beach to campers and riders. Because of this, it forces beach campers to get closer together due to limited space and they limit the number of campers allowed. Day use is pretty much unaffected so there are quite a few bikes on the dunes. It's still fun though!
Yes, there's a lot to do and if you move up a ways on the beach you get away from the bikes and ATV's to play on the beach. The surf can be a little rough though, watch it!
If you decide to come this direction, let me know and I can help you figure things out.