Category Archives: California Scooter Company

Here’s a nice note from Debbie to TK telling us about her Dad, Paul Kober, and his new California Scooter…  Hi T.K.!!! Wow…You guys respond quickly!  The customer service your company gives is absolutely unbelievable, and very greatly appreciated! Dad is really … Continue reading →

Ol’ Blue Eyes himself, our man Tony B, who cooked up a great instruction sheet for installing the CSC spotlight kit on your bike! Tony put the instructions together and he asked me to grab a few photos to make it … Continue reading →

Folks, we’re going to be at the 2012 World Ag Expo in Tulare, California this week, and if you’re in the neighborhood, we sure hope to see you!  If you want a great ride, Tulare is tough to beat as … Continue reading →

Yep, that’s what these are…I was going through my external hard drive early this morning and I found these… That’s it for now…time for coffee and the Sunday papers!

Folks, there’s a pretty lively discussion going on right now over on the Adventure Rider board concerning your favorite motorcycle!  Why not weigh in with your opinion?   http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=762803 Be nice, it’s easy to get some of these discussion board commandos … Continue reading →

A thousand words. Or so they say. Boy, do I feel like a dummy…a great ride yesterday and no pictures for the blog. So why do I feel like a dummy? Read on, my friends. I just returned from Southeast … Continue reading →

I don’t watch much football, but I always catch the Super Bowl, and I do so mostly for the commercials. They’re the greatest, and sometimes they’re so edgy they cut. Heard the latest about Ford going ballistic over Chevy’s Super … Continue reading →

No CSC motos in this one folks, but this video was pretty cool nonetheless…

I have been traveling almost nonstop for the last few months, and today is the first day in a long time I’m kicking back with a cup of coffee at the plant.   Feels good to unwind for a bit and … Continue reading →

Barn finds.  Vintage bikes in pristine condition that someone discovers hidden away under the hay and maybe a tarp.  Always in an abandoned barn.   Tall tales, to be sure… We’ve all heard the stories…somebody finds a brand new Knucklehead left … Continue reading →