Category Archives: California Scooter Company

Military bikes.  We all love them.  From World War II Harley flatheads to the current USMC diesel-powered Kawasaki, there’s just something magical about a military motorcycle.   We tapped into that sentiment last year when we built the Sarge, a one-off … Continue reading →

Another fun day, and another fun project…California Scooter Company lent a bike to Morgan and Phillips (a premier automotive clothing company) for one of their photo shoots. It was beyond cool, and watching Michael Satterfield and his crew capture photos … Continue reading →

Hey, guys, check out some of our favorite photos from last year!

Yep, they’re in! We’ve had lots of requests for our new wire wheels since we first displayed our custom Beach Cruiser here on this blog and in the many shows we’ve attended.  The demand has been so great that we … Continue reading →

Sometimes it feels that way, but I like the feeling, and I sure enjoyed this video…I’m betting you will, too!

I just saw this on YouTube…the fellow who shot this did the photography, the editing, and the online posting in less than a day…all this on December 26th.  Check out the guy on the bike, too.   It’s not a California … Continue reading →

I’m in…. and this is my ride… Will we see you there?

I just received this cool photo from Juan Giménez, the Sub Commissioner of Police in Montevideo, Uruguay, and I thought you might enjoy seeing classic police motors from South America… Commissioner Giménez, that is a beautiful and classic photo.  Thanks very much for sharing … Continue reading →

Well, here we are.  Christmas Eve.  In a few more hours, Christmas will be here.   This is one of the best times of the year, and I sure am looking forward to opening gifts tomorrow morning.  Actually, I’m more looking … Continue reading →

If you’re like me, you’ve probably been catching up on a lot of things in the last few days as we draw down on Christmas and the new year. I love this time of year. I’m inundated with a lot … Continue reading →