Yearly Archives: 2017

Hey, whatever floats your boat!  We’ve got a bunch of ultra-clean used Harleys in stock right now, and we have a bunch of CSC Mustangs here, too! You know, the funny thing is I’ve ridden both kinds of bikes (as … Continue reading →

Here’s another RX3 rider I had a nice chat with earlier today…this is Chi from San Diego… Chi brought his RX3 in for a regular service, and while Carlos was attending to it in the shop, we had a nice … Continue reading →

One of the most fun parts about being around CSC are meeting the folks who ride our motorcycles.  I was at the plant today and I met Brent and Chris, two brothers (originally from Nebraska) who are taking delivery of … Continue reading →

We’re at capacity for our ride to the Owen Collection on 6 January (we’re sorry; there’s no room for more riders), but you can get a feel for what we’re going to see during our visit to this fantastic collection … Continue reading →

Folks, check this out…it’s a Christmas card from none other than Clement Salvadori, with  artwork by his wife Sue… Clem Salvadori is the guy who first inspired me to ride Baja with his great book on motorcycling in Mexico…and I’m … Continue reading →

Wow, another nice note from my good buddy Joe Martin (whose photo appears on Page 109 of Moto Baja!). Joe recently rode his RX3 from Washington down to So Cal, and he assembled several very cool YouTube videos as part … Continue reading →

Carlos and his beautiful wife Veronica just posted this video on Facebook. It’s from our Baja adventure and it is one of the best videos I’ve seen from our trip. (You may need to unmute it with the button in … Continue reading →

One of the grandest things about the adventure riding experience are the cool people you meet, like my good friend Nicole Espinosa.   Nicole posted this very cool video and I thought I would share it with you…

You might remember my good buddy Sara who rode with us on the 2nd Annual CSC Baja run. Sara is a real hoot, and I had a great conversation with her in the CSC plant today. I could tell you … Continue reading →