Category Archives: CSC Motorcycles

You asked, and here we go!   As promised, here’s a summary of the accessories we’re offering for your new RX3 motorcycle!  Item  Description     Tourfella quick-detach aluminum luggage.  This is a great setup, including top case, side cases, all … Continue reading →

We had a lot of fun riding up and down Azusa Canyon today introducing folks to the new CSC RX3, and giving some folks who had not yet signed up a chance to see and ride the bike.   Great times, … Continue reading →

Steve and I will be at the plant by 9:00 this Saturday, and we’ll have a pot of coffee going if you want to stop by, see us, and test ride one of the new CSC Cyclones. I was in the … Continue reading →

The kids have moved out.  Actually, they moved out quite a while ago.   Getting them to take the stuff they left behind…that’s another story.   Susie and I are going through one of the (now) extra bedrooms and making boxes of … Continue reading →

The bottom line first:   We are delaying shipment of the CSC Cyclones from Zongshen from 25 January to 9 February.   I know this is a disappointment to you (it is to us, too), but it is unavoidable.    The problem is … Continue reading →

Hey, you!  Yeah, I’m talking to you! Wanna ride the Cyclone this Saturday?   Steve and yours truly will be at the plant from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and if you want to ride the hottest thing on two wheels … Continue reading →

…and we’re not surprised at all.    We’re not conceited, we just know that the Cyclone is one of the best motorcycles ever made.   And the good folks over at Women Riders Now agree with us!   Check out their article by … Continue reading →

Last Thursday was an interesting day for me.   Charles Fleming, one of the top reporters for the Los Angeles Times and the guy who does their motorcycle stories, visited with us and rode the Cyclone with me in the San … Continue reading →

A quick weekend road trip with Susie…1200 miles in 36 hours from here to Bisbee and back, in a roundabout sort of a rolling trip.   I had originally planned to take the Cyclone on this trip, but I came back … Continue reading →