Monthly Archives: May 2010

Just a very short post today, folks…I had a great Memorial Day and I hope you did, too.  I woke up this morning and realized it’s been 33 years to the day since I got out of the Army.  We … Continue reading →

My favorite holiday has always been Memorial Day.   Can’t say why…maybe it’s because of the stellar folks I’ve known serving our nation, the three-day weekend, and the great riding weather.  Whatever the reason, I was feeling good yesterday in anticipation … Continue reading →

I want to share a couple of quick photos with you guys and gals of a jacket we had embroidered with the California Scooter logo for our Cannonball Rally rider Bill….I think it looks great!   Bill’s been racking up miles … Continue reading →

Competition improves the breed, and we sure have a lot of it going on in the scooter world.  Bill Murar is riding the Lake Erie Loop and the Cannonball Rally on a beautiful new powder blue California Scooter Classic.  Jim Petitti … Continue reading →

I noticed two really interesting bikes in the factory today.   The first is a very cool one going to our friend Herb in Florida.  Herb is a Shriner, and he ordered a red Classic (but with a silver engine instead of … Continue reading →

Another interesting weekend with interesting events…boy oh boy, things are popping! Cyril Huze, the Numero Uno motorcycle industry blogger, has a real nice piece about us on his Cyril Huze Custom Motorcycle blog.   Mr. Huze is a real fan of the … Continue reading →

This is my hero and good friend Chuck, a firefighter/paramedic on the Huey medevac helicopter based right here at Brackett Airfield.   I grabbed this shot of Chuck yesterday on a red California Scooter.   The bike is awesome.   It has our Greaser model’s red wheels, … Continue reading →

What can I say, folks…we had another gorgeous day here in sunny So Cal…and what better way to spend it than hanging around the California Scooter Company, meeting some really interesting people, and making chicken strips disappear up on Glendora … Continue reading →

If you’re a gearhead in southern California, the title of this blog entry says it all.  Glendora Ridge Road is one of those secret roads that not too many people know about…mostly because there’s no real reason for it to exist … Continue reading →