Category Archives: CSC Motorcycles

I received two nice notes yesterday, and an interesting challenge.   One note was from my good buddy Patrick and the other from my good buddy Stephen. Patrick rode with us last year on the CSC RX3 Baja run.  He wrote … Continue reading →

I’m looking at my calendar and it looks like the week of 23 October is good for our planned Arizona and Utah trip.   Now the question is:  How long?   If you’re going to take time off from work, 8 or … Continue reading →

My good buddy Twin Peaks Steve is selling his Mustang Bobber through us, and it is a beauty! When we were making the Mustang replicas several years ago, for a limited time we offered a short run of Bobbers.  What … Continue reading →

Folks just need things to get their shorts in a knot about things, I guess.   You see a lot of it in the motorcycle world – Harley versus Indian, Chinese motorcycles versus all other motorcycles (which actually have a lot … Continue reading →

Wow, I’m retired and I’m busier than ever.   How did that happen?   So, let me take a break from being retired and give you an update on a few things. I’m not riding my RX3 cross country this summer.   One … Continue reading →

That was a prayer I remember hearing as a kid, and it sure was appropriate today.   We had nine riders in our expedition through Carbon Canyon to Flo’s Airport Cafe this morning, and it was great.  First, a few of … Continue reading →

I spotted this article on Motorcycle.com this morning (“The Top 10 Things That Go Wrong On Group Rides“) and I knew I had to read it.  It was a good read, although (knock wood) the things our good friends at … Continue reading →

It’s been a year since our epic ride across China on Zongshen RX3s.   Another good Joe (Joe Gresh, the world-famous motojournalist) did an awesome video on that trip.  Check this out…

The other Joe, that is…my good buddy Joe Martin who rode with us on this year’s CSC Baja expedition.   This nice note from Joe was in my email last night… Hey Joe, the weather has been so amazing up here … Continue reading →