Category Archives: CSC Motorcycles

You probably know Genevieve Schmitt of Women Riders Now… Genevieve wrote a fabulous CSC-150 review about three years ago.  I  remember well the day Steve and I enjoyed with Genevieve…it was a hoot! I wasn’t surprised at all to read … Continue reading →

A few more photos, folks, from our Saturday in Scottsdale at the Phoenix International Motorcycle Show… As had been the case yesterday in Scottsdale and the week before in San Mateo, interest in both the new RX-3 Cyclone and the … Continue reading →

Here’s one quick photo before we head back to the Phoenix International Motorcycle Show, folks!  

Up at Oh:dark:30 this morning, a quick shower, throw the bags in the Subie, and it was point Il Tangerino east towards Phoenix.   I averaged 31 miles per gallon for the entire trip (all 356 miles of it), and we … Continue reading →

Photos from San Mateo, that is, and then no more blogs until I have more to report from Phoenix, folks.   But don’t worry…that won’t be long.   I’m rolling out for Phoenix before sunup on Friday, and if all goes well, … Continue reading →

Roger’s bike was one of the more interesting San Mateo customs on display…so much so that I returned to it several times for more photos… Roger’s Harley was an absolutely over-the-top, wild custom with a list of features that just … Continue reading →

As promised, I’ve got more photos from the San Mateo International Motorcycle Show, and here they are. This first one is one of the custom bikes entered in the show.  It’s a CB-750 Honda (based on Honda’s original 750 Four) … Continue reading →

The things I like best about going to the motorcycle shows are you folks (the people we get to meet) and the cool sights.   I’ve already shown you the photos of folks on the Cyclone and the CSC-250.   What I’d … Continue reading →

Some of you have asked if we’ve forgotten about the CSC-150 and CSC-250 motorcycles with all the excitement surrounding the new CSC Cyclone, and the answer is an emphatic no!   We brought a custom CSC-250 with us to the San Mateo … Continue reading →

One of the questions we heard most often when we first fielded the CSC-150 was:  Can you take it on the street?   It seemed like a pretty silly question to me, but I guess it was to be expected based … Continue reading →