Happy Trails Joe Berk

NoVa Rider · 06-14-2018, 08:03 PM

I just saw over on the CSC blog that Joe Berk is retiring.

I am totally unqualified to kick off a thread on Joe, but someone needs to do it, so I'll just say that to me, Joe has been the Godfather of the RX3 in the United States.

He has sung the bike's praises, fought the good fight against anti-Chinese bike trolls, taken us all along vicariously on multiple adventure rides in the United States, Mexico, Columbia and China, written four fun and informative books on the RX3, and appeared in many videos on the RX3 and other CSC bikes from Zongshen. I have only scratched the surface, but I feel Joe has been with all of us on our respective RX3 journeys. And he has great taste in firearms.

I will sincerely miss Joe's blogs and his many other contributions to the RX3 community. He writes about starting a new moto website and I certainly hope that comes to pass.

Joe, I wish you the very best in your new adventures.

06-14-2018, 08:03 PM	#1
NoVa Rider Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Northern Virginia Posts: 144	Happy Trails Joe Berk I just saw over on the CSC blog that Joe Berk is retiring. I am totally unqualified to kick off a thread on Joe, but someone needs to do it, so I'll just say that to me, Joe has been the Godfather of the RX3 in the United States. He has sung the bike's praises, fought the good fight against anti-Chinese bike trolls, taken us all along vicariously on multiple adventure rides in the United States, Mexico, Columbia and China, written four fun and informative books on the RX3, and appeared in many videos on the RX3 and other CSC bikes from Zongshen. I have only scratched the surface, but I feel Joe has been with all of us on our respective RX3 journeys. And he has great taste in firearms. I will sincerely miss Joe's blogs and his many other contributions to the RX3 community. He writes about starting a new moto website and I certainly hope that comes to pass. Joe, I wish you the very best in your new adventures.
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