Tech Days & Ride Days….

Okay, it’s official:  Our Tech Days will be the first Saturday of every month.  We’re starting in November. We’re leaving our ride days loosely defined for now, but our next ride will be this coming Saturday and it will be a great one.

On November 7th, our first Tech Day will be devoted to chain replacement.  It’s going to be more like a moto party than a garage session…good company, good eats, and good times.  If you want to upgrade the chain on your RX3, let us know and we’ll have one in stock for you.  We’re not restricting this to just the RX3…we’ll guide you through how to do it on any bike, and we’d love it if you joined us on the 7th (whatever you’re riding).

Chain replacement…the focus of our first Tech Day!

Just let us know in advance so that if you want us to sell you the chain, we’ll have it for you when you arrive (you can RSVP to us at info@cscmotorcycles.com).  We need to know how much lunch to bring in, too, so let us know if you’re going to join us.

Our ace service department manager, Gerry Edwards, will guide you through the process of cutting the old chain off, cutting your new chain to the right length, installing the new chain, and adjusting chain slack and aligning your rear wheel.  We’re going to beam it live, too, if I can teach myself how to use Periscope prior to the event.   Yep, you heard that right…even if you can’t make it to the plant, you can tune in and work along with us to replace your chain at home.  But we’ll have the tools you’ll need to do so and we’ll be here to help you if you visit with us.   One more thing…we’ll have lunch for every one who attends!   Whoa!  Donuts, dual sports, and a free lunch!

Our next company ride will be on October 24th (that’s next Saturday), and it’s going to be to Newcomb’s up on Angeles Crest Highway.   This will be a great ride with lots of twisties along what is arguably the most famous motorcycle road in the world.   We’ll see lots of cool motorcycles and have a great lunch at Newcomb’s!

One thing about Newcomb’s on the Angeles Crest Highway…the place always attracts exotic motorcycles.

I’ll post more details later this week.