Monthly Archives: January 2017

We occasionally encounter RX3s that stall when slowing to a stop.  I’ve experienced this once or twice on my RX3.  I’ve also experienced it occasionally on nearly all of the approximately 40 motorcycles I’ve owned over the last 50+ years.   … Continue reading →

We sure do see quite a few BMWs in the shop for maintenance.   We work on all bikes, and I guess the word is out:  Gerry and our maintenance team’s experience with BMWs and all other kinds of motorcycles is … Continue reading →

Of Riding China, that is, and that’s something I love to hear.  But not to worry, we’ll have more copies in a couple of days, so if you haven’t ordered yours yet, don’t wait to do so! You know, it’s … Continue reading →

We always advise our customers to check their oil every time they take their bike out for a ride.  It’s real easy to do on a CSC motorcycle:  Just hold the bike straight up and look in the view port … Continue reading →

A set of different topics this morning, folks.  Some moto-related, others not, and all interesting (at least in my opinion!), so here goes… We’re up to 11 riders for the March Baja expedition, which leaves 4 slots open.  It you … Continue reading →

Rain, rain, more rain, and road conditions in the mountains make cancelling today’s ride to Newcomb’s the right thing to do. We’ll be at the plant, though, if you want to stop by for coffee and donuts. We’ll announce a … Continue reading →

Wow, check out my good buddy Josh’s TT250 video! This is awesome stuff, folks! And Josh, thanks for a great video!

Hey, we’re starting a new video series called “Shop Talk” in which Gerry and I will discuss some of the more-frequent questions we get from our customers about maintaining their bikes.   We’re going to be launching these at a rate … Continue reading →

I read this piece a short while ago on the Fox News website (no comments necessary about my preferred news outlet, folks).  Check this out, as quoted from the Fox News story… Motorcycle racer struck by lightning during event, finishes … Continue reading →

I’ve been reading about unrest in Mexico in the last few days as a result of the Mexican government bumping the price of gasoline 20%.  From a cost perspective, it would be no big deal to us for the Baja … Continue reading →