1. Rent A Ducati

    1. Rent A Ducati

    0

    ,

    Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Rent A Ducati

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:30 am - 5:30 pm

    Rent A Ducati Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Rent A Ducati

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration
    Photo of Rob H.
    3
    30
    13

    12 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 1
    Oh no 0

    11 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Rent A Ducati

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    Get access to customer & competitor insights.

    Verify this business

    BJ's ATV Rentals

    BJ's ATV Rentals

    4.1
    (755 reviews)
    113.6 km

    SunBuggy Rentals. What to do in Pismo Beach? Ride dune…read morebuggies. This was our first time, so we had no experience or expectations. We arrived 10 am on a summer Saturday morning without reservations . No real crowds. Only maybe 4 other groups ahead of us signing up. One hour later.... we've signed up, filled in our paperwork, watched a safety video, get our helmets, we were instructed to walk approximately 75 yards to a waiting shuttle to the equipment location. At the beach equipment location we were shown our buggy and given a safety talk and instructions on how to call for getting help if stuck in the dunes. Pay attention cuz you might need help. And sure enough we got stuck 10 mins into our adventure. We were told not to go into the 'Do Not Enter Zone'. There's a reason.... Noobs like us would get stuck. There's no market area.... We turned too early.... Following some kids into the danger zone. Support came quickly to the rescue. Super friendly people and was told jokingly 'know your ABC 'already been caught'. They unstuck us in two minutes. YAY! Away we go again. This time we found our way to the allowed zones. We spent the rest of the hour up and down dunes. One hour was plenty of time for us. We returned our dine buggy and shuttled back to the parking lot location. What a fun time. I would recommend Sun Buggy Rentals.

    These guys blow...BJ is an accurate name for this place cause they suck hard. I rented ATVs for 2…read morehours and paid the full insurance on top of everything. Went out and my son got stuck multiple times in the sand and I had to help him get out. We didnt even get past the half way mark and decided to go back and finish after 40 mins. Told them my son wasnt having fun getting stuck and the guy himself said the ATV he was driving gets stuck the most. So ....would they be decent and just charge us for 1 hour? Nope, rules are rules. So, for your greed you get this terrible rating and a bunch of people asked which place I went to and i told them avoid Steves and BJ's and try Sunbuggy Fun Rentals.

    Photos
    BJ's ATV Rentals
    Fun times!
    Fun times!
    BJ's ATV Rentals

    See all

    Ride Free Motorcycle Tours

    Ride Free Motorcycle Tours

    5.0
    (6 reviews)
    134.4 km

    I cannot say enough good things about Ride Free Tours! Our convertible rental with a different…read morecompany fell through ONE WEEK before our Route 66 trip, which we had been planning for a year. We had a confirmation in January with Enterprise, but a week before the start of our trip, we found out that they did NOT have our reservation, and the original company could not come through for us. They recommended Wil at Ride Free Tours and within a few days, Wil had us the convertible that we wanted!! He worked some magic that no other company was able to do. I don't know how he did it, but he is definitely an expert at making things happen! And without breaking the bank. His communication was top-notch, giving us confidence that he was staying on top of our reservation and it came off without a hitch. I would definitely use Ride Free Tours again and hope to some day.

    I rode Route 66 in May 2022 and later the Pacific Coast Highway with Ride Free, and both trips…read moreremain among the best adventures I have been on. From a practical standpoint, Ride Free are exceptional. Wil seems to know the roads of the United States the way most people know their local commute. Not just the famous highways, but the right roads, the ones that offer unforgettable views and lead you to small local places you'd never find on your own. His knowledge is encyclopaedic, and it will show when he designs your route. Erin runs operations, accommodation, logistics, pacing are all handled from long experience. Everything is tailored. I wanted small, backwater towns and characterful places to stay rather than major cities, and that's exactly what I got. If you want big cities and landmarks instead, they can do that too. Ride Free can cater just as easily for groups or individuals. I chose to ride alone, deliberately, because it made it easier to talk to locals at each stop and really absorb the places I passed through. Equally, if you want to take on an adventure with your mates -- riding together, sharing the experience, they cater for that just as well. When it comes to the bikes, Wil is first and foremost an experienced rider himself and leads some of the tours. He understands what works over long days in the saddle and will recommend an ideal bike for your trip or source exactly what you want if you have something specific in mind. What I didn't expect was that one of these trips would end up meaning far more to me than "just" a ride. Because of the timing and planning around Route 66, I happened to be in New York immediately beforehand where I met the woman who is now my wife. That part wasn't planned, of course, but Ride Free quite literally set the conditions for it to happen. I suspect they don't often get credited with marriages, but this one belongs on the list. I'll be back for more trips in the future. Ride Free understands bikes, America, and adventures. Finally, if you do end up on Route 66 traveling through Arizona on the way to Nevada, you may find yourself on the Sitgreaves Pass. Near Oatman If you do then stop at the highest point of this winding mountain pass. It's not visible from the road but try to find the cowboy graveyard that I stumbled upon.

    Photos
    Ride Free Motorcycle Tours
    Ride Free Motorcycle Tours
    Ride Free Motorcycle Tours

    See all

    Rent A Ducati - motorcycle_rental - Updated July 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...