Monthly Archives: June 2018

We loaded up the truck with two of the new SG 250’s and headed over to the Irwindale speedway drag strip for a night of fun. It’s only about 10 minutes from the shop and a great time for racers and … Continue reading →

Just wanted to let everyone know that we are setting up a new website, We have been getting a lot of e-mails asking what happened to all the parts and accessories. No worries, we still have everything and we will … Continue reading →

This Thursday night at our local drag strip there is antique motorcycle drag races. You can bet we will be there with a couple San Gabriel Cafe Racers. This is exciting, That’s right you read it right here, we are … Continue reading →

You know that $1.9 million motorcycle created by Harley-Davidson? The blue one with diamonds embedded into the handlebars, and foot-pegs plated in gold? I was doing some budgeting earlier this week and figuring out the numbers to buy you one, … Continue reading →

All our bikes are on sale until the end of the month and bikes are moving out fast everyday. This is one of our newest TT250 owners, meet Jerry. Jerry is a long time bike owner and has owned just … Continue reading →

We have had a lot of questions about how you charge the City Slicker, Such as, is the battery removable, and what kind of plug do you use to charge it. Here are some answers to most of the questions … Continue reading →

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads and congratulations to all the grads from the gang over at CSC Motorcycles. Now is a great time to purchase one of our motorcycles. Save $300 on an RX3 or $200 on a … Continue reading →

  It is with mixed emotions that I announce the retirement of Joe Berk from CSC Motorcycles. Joe has been a dear friend, riding partner, and with his dedication, helped build CSC Motorcycles to what it has become today. For 9 … Continue reading →

So, as the saying goes all good things must come to an end, and after 9 years and 2576 blog entries, this is it for me. That may come as a shocker for some (and maybe a relief for others), … Continue reading →