ATV Rentals

ATV Rentals Activity Guide

 

Kijubi Off-Roading

Jack up your suspension and your adrenaline with a shot of off-road excitement! Extensive mountain and desert terrain make for a dusty playground, for the speed-demon in all of us. Thousands of miles of dirt and sand are just waiting for fresh, off-road tracks. Grab a quad, atv or utv, find some dirt and hit the gas!

 

ATV rentals in Orange County and Ocotillo Wells!

Finding an ATV rental in the Southern California area can be pretty tricky, there are only a couple places to ride and just one take-away rental place. However, Kijubi has worked hard, made the right calls, and stuffed the right pockets, to give you all the Southern California ATV rental option on one website! We are so excited.

 

Selecting Your Off-Road Vehicle

There are limitless vehicle options to choose from, so you can rent the ride that’s the best match for your skill level and style. The most popular four-wheeler is the All Terrain Vehicle, or ATV. These speedy quads are sit-on-top motor horses, with handle bars for agile turning. Light frames with big engines, give these vehicles excellent acceleration capabilities.

 

The newest fad in off-trail motor sports is the side-by-side, Utility Terrain Vehicle (UTV). Looking a bit like modified golf carts, these mad caddies are a safe ticket to all-out fun. With jacked-up suspension and fat paddle tires, you’ll be driving more than golf balls with these vehicles. Once modified, they can reach about 40 mph. With the capacity to seat a passenger right next to you, you both can share the excitement of riding! This feature makes side-by-side UTV the perfect choice for couples, friends, co-workers and families. Equipped with roll bars and seat belts, side-by-sides are safe and fun!

 

Trail Riding Must Haves

-Food & water- You should always pack a lunch and water. Camel backs can carry up to three liters of water and they have pockets

-Proper riding gear: Helmet (DOT certified), goggles, gloves, boots and long sleeve jersey. Also we recommend a good chest protector.

-First aid kit

-Trail maps

-Cell phone & GPS

-Tools: Including spark plugs, towrope, tire repair kit, wire, tape, knife, etc.

 

In the world of outdoor motorsports, you're only limited by your imagination now go get dirty!

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