Monthly Archives: March 2017

We do have interesting bikes come in for service by Gerry and his motorcycle maestros here at CSC.  How about this one…a 1939 BSA 496cc single-cylinder M20! Manufactured from 1937 to 1955, the M20 was the mainstay of British military motorcycling … Continue reading →

That’s Dan above (the most photogenic man in the world) somewhere in Baja.   Dan’s been on three Baja rides with us now, and he just sent a nice note to me about our most recent Baja adventure… Joe, Another great … Continue reading →

Yep, we’re riding Glendora Ridge Road tomorrow on our monthly CSC company ride, and you don’t have to be on a CSC motorcycle to ride with us (we welcome all motorcycles and motor scooters on our monthly Saturday morning rides).    Just … Continue reading →

Here’s an interesting article that popped up in my Facebook feed today (you can get to the article here).  It’s Honda’s list of their Top 5 motorbike adventurers. Interestingly, 3 of the top 5 accomplished their world explorations on bikes … Continue reading →

I first met Joe Martin in person on the Saturday before our Baja ride when he popped into the plant for our pre-ride dinner and safety briefing.   I had known him as FJMartin on the forum boards, but I didn’t … Continue reading →

Chuck and Barb are the couple who bought two new RX3s a year or so ago and then rode them back to Wisconsin (talk about a couple of serious motorcycle adventure riders!).    They both rode with us (on their two … Continue reading →

On our way back from the cave paintings last week, my good buddy James (he came out from the Texas hill country for our Baja ride) took a couple of photos of me in the Sierra San Francisco Mountains.   They’re … Continue reading →

My good buddy Pat (another one of the guys who came down from Washington to ride his RX3 with us in Baja) sent a nice note and a cool photo to me.   Check this out! Hi Joe, When we left … Continue reading →

You know, I missed getting this photo myself, but my good buddy and former mechanical engineering student Tuan (“it’s like Juan, but with a T”) did a great job capturing several of our riders imitating the Village People in Tecate, … Continue reading →