Monthly Archives: August 2015

Folks, meet Byron, our newest RX3 owner! I was in the plant Friday afternoon when Byron picked up his bike and I grabbed the great photo you see above.  I had a nice conversation with Byron; as it turns out, … Continue reading →

If you read the blog, you know I have an aversion to riding in soft sand. I saw this photo on the KLR 650 Facebook page a short while.   It might be just what I need… All kidding aside, we … Continue reading →

I know what you’re thinking, and no, I didn’t put another thousand miles on my RX3.   This was a Subie trip with Susie and my youngest daughter Erica.   We pointed Il Tangerino north along the coast, and headed up to … Continue reading →

More good stuff, folks!   Motorcycle.com just listed the CSC RX3 as one of the best values in all of motorcycling!   You can read that article here:  Best Value Motorcycle of 2015. Motorcycle.com published a piece about our “Good Buddy” program … Continue reading →

Motorcycle.com ran a story about our Good Buddy program yesterday, and the comments are coming in.  You can get to it by clicking on the link in the sentence above. The guys at Motorcycle.com are awesome, and they’ve treated us … Continue reading →

So, how about this?   At the tail end of our Western America Adventure Ride, our good buddy Allen from northern California saw us heading south on US 101 somewhere north of San Francisco.   Allen was so intrigued by the RX3 … Continue reading →

I came across this on Facebook…it’s the new S1000RR BMW engine (a cutaway, of course) spinning at a cool 14,200 rpm! And speaking of rpm, I spent a good chunk of today working on 5000 Miles at 8000 RPM.   It’s … Continue reading →

…than my good buddy Joe Gresh! You know from reading the blog that Joe Gresh is the Motorcyclist magazine columnist who rode the entire Western America Adventure Ride with us.   He’s a hell of a writer and an enormously entertaining guy … Continue reading →

For a very limited time, if you and a good buddy each order an RX3 motorcycle and have the bikes shipped to the same location (at the same time), we’ll pay the freight. Folks, it’s not going to get any better … Continue reading →

My Baja Blaster, the little engine that could, the one that I rode all the way down to Cabo San Lucas and back, is on the block. To be honest, I don’t ride it any more now that I have my … Continue reading →