Monthly Archives: April 2016

The guys in the prep area are hard at it, folks, and the RX3s are coming together as quickly as they can consistent with our assuring that they meet all quality requirements.   Here’s a quick photo of the ones being … Continue reading →

Our good buddy Peter recently posted outstanding photos with a great ride report on the ADVRider forum.  We liked it so much we asked if we could reprint it here, in full, on the CSC blog.   Peter’s answer was swift: … Continue reading →

It’s raining out here.   Bad for riding, good for photography, if you can keep the camera dry.  I was in the plant yesterday so doing that (i.e., keeping the camera dry) was easy.   I grabbed a few shots… This first … Continue reading →

Two of the many great roads on our 5000-mile Western America Adventure Ride were Utah Highways 12 and 24.  I wrote a piece about those roads and Motorcycle Classics magazine recently published it.  You can read it here.   The shot … Continue reading →

I was channel surfing the other night and I briefly clicked through a rerun of Pawn Stars. You know, that’s the reality TV number about these dudes who run a pawn shop in Las Vegas.  I like that show but I … Continue reading →

Steve and I went to La Tolteca’s for lunch today and it was awesome.  I thought I was being good by getting a (presumably healthy) chicken burrito, but when they brought it over to our table I could mentally see … Continue reading →

Hey, it’s no problem!  Give us a call! There’s a CSC Affiliate in your area eager to show you this great new motorcycle – the one that is rewriting the rules for performance, adventure touring, reliability, and unparalleled customer support!  … Continue reading →

We’re going to be at the Overland Expo in Flagstaff, Arizona, from May 20th through the 22nd.   Overland Expo is a dynamite event, folks…and the people who are there are our kind of people!   Adventure riders, world travelers, and generally, … Continue reading →

This TT250 maintenance tutorial addresses swingarm maintenance.   There’s not a lot you need to do to maintain your TT250 swingarm.   We wanted to take the swingarm off the motorcycle to take a look at the swingarm mounting system and its … Continue reading →