More CSC riders checking in…

Wow, the photos continue to come in!   Check out this one from Michigan Bob…who tells us he is enjoying his new toy in northern Michigan!

Bob, your bike looks great!

And here’s a note from our good buddy Scott, complete with a photo…

CSC:

I’ve had my 2016 RX-3 for almost two months and 1000 miles now, and couldn’t be happier!  

My riding mix has been roughly 75/25 street to dirt and the bike is more than capable enough for me.  I enjoy riding it more than my ’03 YZF-R6.  F

or maintenance, I changed the oil, topped up coolant and lubed/adjusted chain at 500 miles.  Performed valve clearance check and adjustment at 800 miles.  The delay on valve clearance was because I was having too much fun riding and didn’t want to stop!  I did need to adjust the exhaust valves, so I do not recommend pushing the first valve clearance check.  Also, I shredded the aluminum viewport on the left crank cover trying to remove it.  New one was in my mailbox two days later.  Will be changing oil again this weekend. 

The bike runs even better now that when I first fired it up!  

Scott

Wow, thanks for that, Scott.

And, hey, one more note and several photos…this time from my good buddy Mark, who rode with us on the last CSC Baja run!

Joe,

Mark here.  I was on the 2016 RX3 Baja ride and took delivery of a TT250 a couple weeks ago.  I took a trip to the South Central part of Colorado over the weekend and thought I’d share a few pics of the TT250 in its intended environment.  I was riding with a couple of buddies who ride Honda CRF 250 and 450’s.  We rode in the San Isabel National Forest near the Spanish Peaks.  We climbed up some very rough rocky jeep trails up to approximately 11,000 ft until we hit the snow line.  The TT performed really well up to this altitude.   What a great little bike.  I can’t stop smiling.

Regards,

Mark

Mark, we’re glad you’re enjoying both of your CSC motorcycles.  Thanks for your note and the photos!

We love getting these notes and photos from our riders.   If you’d like to see your motorcycle on the CSC blog, just drop us a note and a photo!