Flo’s, fighters, street fighters, and more…

Being at the CSC plant sure is fun.  New RX3 motorcycles going out, used bikes coming in, bikes in for service, Harleys, vintage iron, Guzzis, Ducatis, Triumphs, enduros, roadburners…for a guy like me who likes being around bikes and taking pictures of motorcycles, this is a fun place to be.

And speaking of fun places to be, don’t forget our upcoming ride to Flo’s Airport Cafe this Saturday morning.  You can sign up for the ride here on our Meetup.com page, and you don’t have to ride a CSC motorcycle to ride with us (we welcome all brands of motorcycles and scooters).   We’ll take an easy run down the 210 freeway to the 57, pick up Carbon Canyon road, roll through the twisties, meander through Chino, and head over to Flo’s.  It’s going to be crowded there because there’s an event at the neighboring Planes of Fame museum, but the museum activity starts at about the same time we’ll arrive at Flo’s (so it should be a bit easier to get a seat).   That said, Flo’s is a popular breakfast spot, so we may have to wait a bit to get in.  No biggie, and it’s all part of the adventure.   I hope to see you Saturday morning.  Remember, you’ll want to be at the CSC plant no later than 9:00 a.m. with a full tank of fuel.

I called to see if we could get a group rate to get into the Planes of Fame museum after our breakfast at Flo’s, but the answer was no.   They do offer a senior citizen rate and an AAA discount, but even the standard admission fee ($11) is pretty cheap.  If you’ve never been there, I’d advise that you meander over there after breakfast.  The vintage fighter planes are amazing.  Bring a camera; the photo ops are awesome.

So, back to those photos of cool bikes we have around the CSC plant right now….take a look, starting with this vintage 1972 CB550 Honda Four!