Monthly Archives: March 2015

No, it’s not a World War II headline…it’s the location of the Hanjin Germany, the ship carrying our RX3 motorcycles!   She pulled into our neighborhood around 7:00 a.m. this morning, and basically, she’s just hanging around waiting her turn to … Continue reading →

We just issued a press release on our online maintenance tutorials, folks.   We believe we’re the only motorcycle company doing this, and hey, we wanted to brag a bit! You can see the press release here: http://www.prlog.org/12435265-csc-motorcycles-announces-online-rx3-maintenance-tutorials.html  

Ryan and I grabbed the blue RX3 and our SuperMoto styling study for a quick run up in the mountains today.   Good times, and I grabbed a few quick photos… We switched bikes partway through the ride, so I got … Continue reading →

Here’s a quick look at the RX3’s trip meter and odometer, the kilometers vs miles features, and how to set the time on your onboard clock. The instrument cluster has two pushbuttons on the left side of the instrument cluster… … Continue reading →

I wanted to get that title out first, just in case any of you thought we might be considering this.   I spotted this bike yesterday, I had the Nikon with me, and here you go… So, like I said, we’re … Continue reading →

Good things going on with the CSC Mustangs, too, folks…those bikes are still awesome and Steve has some killer deals on them… Lupe is putting the finishing touches on a customer’s bike above, and every time I see one of … Continue reading →

The RX3 electrical system is both advanced and straightforward.   This tutorial explains the system’s main components, their locations, their functions, and some suggestions in the unlikely event you’ll ever need to troubleshoot the system.   I’ll throw in just a bit … Continue reading →

Folks, meet the latest editions to our CSC family!  Allow me to introduce you to Ryan Sarancha (on the left) and Richard Cota (on the right)… Let me tell you a bit about Richard first.   Richard is a good guy and … Continue reading →

The Germany (the container ship with our bikes) is parked a few hundred miles out to sea off the coast of Long Beach.   She’s here, but she’s waiting her turn for a berth in the harbor (there’s still a backup … Continue reading →

Several of you have asked about the gold anodized wheels that have appeared in a couple of recent maintenance tutorials.   We have styling studies and accessories activities going on literally all the time, and one of the things we’ve been … Continue reading →