Monthly Archives: October 2010

I just got back from Grant Matsushima’s shop…you’ll remember that he’s the wizard who’s preparing our Land Speed Record bike engine.  Grant is deep into the guts of our motor now, and it’s cool stuff.  We’re keeping the stock displacement, … Continue reading →

In reading through our CSC blog entries about the recent Baja trip, it occurred to us that due to the nature of blogging it’s hard to get a feel for the trip from start to finish.  We did a more-easily-followed … Continue reading →

Boy oh boy!  Just learned about this one….a 400-mile, one-day scooter endurance rally around the Salton Sea!  It’s next March…will we see you there?

Here’s another cool video…it’s unnerving just watching these guys!

We don’t make or sell Lambrettas, but this video is too cool not to share…

We just finished a super fun photo shoot yesterday to get a few more pictures into our latest catalog.  Sandy did an incredible job putting the new catalog together…and the good news is this:   If you’d like to get a high resolution … Continue reading →

An interesting day at the Scooter factory and an interesting night out, boys and girls…it all started with a visit from engine-builder extraordinaire, Grant Matsushima.   Grant normally spends his time building ultra-high performance sportsbike engines…we’re talking race bike stuff here.   Grant … Continue reading →

Saturday night Steve and I went to the Village Grill’s Cruise Night in Claremont, California.  This night was sort of special, as it was billed as the last Claremont Cruise Night ever.   I don’t know if that’s really the case, but I’ve … Continue reading →

Steve and I rode our California Scooters to the Claremont classic car show Saturday night…I’ll have more photos in another day or two, but take a quick look at this one I grabbed downtown…it’s Roger Lamb’s fully restored Cushman Iron Eagle! More to … Continue reading →

Just a couple of quick photos, boys and girls… Josh and I went to lunch today, and while Tony and the boys were servicing my bike, Steve let me borrow his Sarge.   As an old Army guy, I like the Sarge’s look … Continue reading →