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I was wondering about two tracks over there and was hoping some of you guys in the southern or central Cali areas could answer me.
Is Zaca Station MX still open and if they are, is it open to the public or private?
Also is Piru MX still open at all?
Are there any other public tracks that are less than 3 hours away from Santa Maria, California that aren't coming up on google? Thanks.
Is Zaca Station MX still open and if they are, is it open to the public or private?
Also is Piru MX still open at all?
Are there any other public tracks that are less than 3 hours away from Santa Maria, California that aren't coming up on google? Thanks.
Edit: not sure on piru but i wasnt impressed with it so i dont keep up with them.
Zaca is open and if you're interested in riding there, I can help you get your name on the list. $40 a day to ride. WAY WORTH IT !!
The Shop
Glad to hear piru may open again!
You're close to Zaca, as you know, and to be honest, that place beats just about every place in California-hands down. Oh, every track will have it's loyalist but do a search...everybody loves Zaca. You'll be hard pressed to find a thread asking the same question where someone doesn't recommend Zaca.
It's not perfect but what is? The only cons are shorter lap times and price but it's well worth it. The drive in once you get past the ranch gate is around 12-15min but again...well worth it.
To get in isn't just a matter of getting on the list but rather letting Ed know you're coming. Have someone here get you his phone number. Shoot him a text and let him know you're coming. BOOM! You're on the list. Make a point of finding him, (he's either on the dozer or over at his trailer gearing up to ride). Introduce yourself and say Hi. Compliments go a long way and so do Thank You's. Think of it as a private track where the owner is cool enough to let you ride.
Zaca is just one of those super cool places to ride because it doesn't have a front gate, it isn't commercial, its just a sick track in the middle of nowhere...but close to you.
When you need a change of pace, you have options but, trust me, if Zaca is your local track, you're living in rarefied air.
Enjoy the chocolate cake buddy.
Gorman or Hungry Valley OHV has a moto track. Best on Thursdays and Fridays and the weekend. $5 to ride and need a spark arrestor. The track has been really good lately.
Also LACR is in Palmdale
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