Yearly Archives: 2015

While on the Cal Poly campus today, I spotted this very cool ’74 BMW R90/6.   I’ve been seeing it around campus and I had the big Nikon D810 with me, so I grabbed a few photos… I’m guessing the rider is … Continue reading →

Ah, that is the question.  I decided to go with Door No. 1.   I haven’t washed my RX3 since I purchased it.   I’m taking good care of it mechanically (I’ve already adjusted the valves, I changed the oil twice, I check … Continue reading →

Wow, talk about motorcycle royalty!   Folks, check out this Rusty Childress photo of our CEO Steve Seidner with world traveler and author Ted Simon at Overland Expo in the CSC booth! Most of you almost certainly know who Ted Simon is, but … Continue reading →

The weather was moderately better today, but it was still cold and wet.   It rained all night and it was snowing when we woke up, but the sun put in an appearance or two.  All that precipitation, though, made for interesting surface … Continue reading →

It was snowing when I woke up at 3:45 this morning, and it’s snowing now at 9:00 p.m.   It didn’t snow all day; it stopped snowing when it changed to sleet, or hail, or just plain old rain.  It has … Continue reading →

Folks, our new CSC Motorcycles website is up, and you can see it at www.CSCMotorcycles.com!    We’re still keeping the California Scooter Company site for the CSC-150 and CSC-250 motorcycles, and you can visit that one at www.CaliforniaScooterCo.com.   The blog is … Continue reading →

Good times, good riding, and good photos today, folks.  After a night in glamorous Salome, Paul, Duane, and yours truly had a great breakfast at Don’s Cactus Restaurant and Bar this morning.   We ran east to Aguila, and then turned … Continue reading →

400 miles on the RX3 yesterday, boys and girls, on our ride to Overland Expo.   We called it a night when we reached Salome, Arizona, in the middle of the desert after rolling across the Mojave on CA Hwy 62.   … Continue reading →

Good times last night and this morning…at 2,034 miles on my RX3 after the Baja Run, I adjusted the valves, changed the oil to synthetic, and when I was all done, there were no parts left over (always a good … Continue reading →

I think it’s fair to say that the entire CSC RX3 Baja crew loved Santa Rosalia, and in particular, the El Muelle restaurant (El Muelle means “the dock” in Spanish).   Sue and I ate there when we did our scouting … Continue reading →