Arrival of Latest Batch of RX3s?
I assume a few other North American riders are also waiting for the ship to arrive in Long Beach, CA with their New RX3s. Has anyone heard of when it is to dock? And, from those that have already taken delivery of their RX3s, how long a process is it from docking, to build up of their individual bikes at CSC, on to delivery? I am in the Norteastern U.S. and hoping to receive mine by the end of March - is this a reasonable expectation?
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Someone reported the bikes are scheduled to arrive very soon. I don't believe the bikes will be delayed very long in customs. Therefore, I think it's very reasonable for you to expect to receive you bike before the end of March. :)
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I hope there are some TT250's in the same container.
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I can't wait to see the new RX3s on the road! The color scheme looks great, and I am anxious to hear people's review of the adjustable forks and bar end weights. And I'd be curious to see if the poll numbers mirror the colors that are delivered on the RX3. Seems like Silver is a hit for 2016, and it is stunning to see it in person.
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I'm itching for mine too, waiting patiently here in South Carolina! Hopefully it'll be delivered within a few weeks!
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Latest update: http://californiascooterco.com/blog/?p=20218
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Thanks RedHawk47. The colors look really good... the silver looks really striking to me. Can't wait to see the 2016s out on the road and to read SurfnDirt's "unboxing" report!
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"We have not found any shorty levers yet, I’m sorry to say. We've taken the stock levers down to a lever manufacturer and compared them to levers for Japanese applications, and the only thing that matched up was the clutch to an old Suzuki, but no one that I'm aware of has a shorty lever for it" jb |
I don't understand why CSC doesn't align themselves with a CNC shop. A small local CNC shop could get these parts designed and manufactured in days. The correct mounts for the hand guards with no modding, these shorty levers etc etc.. CSC has the market cornered for aftermarket parts for the RX3 and the upcoming TT. Small batches are no problem for a smallish local CNC metal shop. Heck I have heard of people that have CNC machines in their home garage.
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