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Officers seek help identifying Cayucos dirt bike rider

April 20, 2026

Dirt bike rider in Cayucos

By KAREN VELIE

The California Highway Patrol is seeking the public’s help identifying a dirt bike rider who led officers on a chase throughout Cayucos on Sunday afternoon.

Shortly before 4 p.m., officers attempted to pull over a white male for excessive speeds, running stops signs, doing wheelies, and failing to stop or yield. The rider appeared to be within 15 to 20 years old.

He was riding a black Surron dirt bike.

Officers are asking anyone who can assist in identifying this individual to call the CHP office in San Luis Obispo at (805) 594-8700.

 


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Those are expensive bikes! Probably not too many around town! IF Daddy hasn’t read this yet, and hasn’t seen this pic of his son, I am sure the kid will be back out on the street again! Otherwise, they are probably painting the bike and putting it up for sale?


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We’re waiting!


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Those electric dirt bikes need to be more strictly regulated, and I’m not generally a fan of a nanny state. But having had a personal experience with a very young kid riding one of those things, I think a lot of parents are buying their kids these bikes, not understanding how fast they actually go. Nothing like the old mini bike with a Briggs and Stratton engine. Someone’s going to get killed, unfortunately, before people wake up.


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Any electric bike that uses more than 750 watts, is required to have a motorcycle endorsement. Until the penalty is more severe, these high school hooligans will continue to abuse traffic laws.


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https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-04-22/oc-teen-on-e-motorbike-injured-81-year-old-man-teens-mom-now-faces-felony-charges


Going after the Mom, since little Johnny critically injured an 81 year old Vietnam veteran. I say throw her ass in prison, but here in the DPRC she’s gonna walk.


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That’s that Dang kid that walks on my front lawn!


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Lock him up!


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In my youth I did all of that, but I did stop. Traffic school, a small fine and the education about doing wheelies is considered to be reckless driving. Now I have a unicycle, just one wheel, not for everyone but legal. Although at 75, likely personally a little reckless.


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