Monthly Archives: December 2012

About a year ago, I discovered that my good friend Paul lives just a few hours north of us in the town of Hollister, California.  I say Paul is my good friend (and he is), but we lost touch with … Continue reading →

Just like the title says…these are in the shop and going into bikes now! These engines have lots of power and the new 250cc P-51 California Scooters are lots of fun.   These bikes really haul the mail, so if you’re … Continue reading →

I just watched The Bourne Legacy on my television here at home. The cold weather has been giving my hip a hard time so I’ve been laying low lately waiting for things to settle out, and after channel surfing all … Continue reading →

…to appreciate this…. This is beyond awesome. When I saw it I knew you guys and gals would enjoy it, too!

My good buddy Jerry sent this to me a short while ago…very cool stuff. Enjoy!

No production plans on this one yet, folks…at this point, it’s just an engineering exercise… We’re tentatively calling it the FLHT-MMG Mini Me Glide, but we’re not sure about the name yet (we’re thinking maybe we need more initials in the … Continue reading →

One of the larger manufacturers (I can’t tell you who, but I can tell you they’re from England) asked us to develop a Mustang-sized bike for them… They said we could design it however we wanted, but it had to … Continue reading →

Well, you did ask for a bigger motor… It’s not available yet.   We’re still working through some of the issues with the Department of Transportation.    Seems they have a concern about flames spitting back through the carbs…

My riding buddy Marty sent this to me…and as soon as I saw it, I knew I had to share it with you on the CSC blog… That looks to be a place in which I’d like to have a beer…not … Continue reading →

You guys may recall that we offer the CSC-150 in a police version, and we’ve had a lot of fun with that project… I see my good buddy Jim (the officer above) around town occasionally, most recently when Susie and … Continue reading →