CSC Cyclone Receives Rave Reviews from ADVMoto and ADVPulse Magazines

AZUSA, Calif. - Dec. 2, 2014 - PRLog -- CSC Motorcycles’ announced this week that its new Cyclone RX-3 motorcycle was tested and favorably reviewed by Adventure Motorcycle magazine and ADVPulse magazine.

“We enjoyed hosting the folks from both magazines and watching them evaluate the new CSC Cyclone on all sorts of roads,” said Steve Seidner, President and CEO of CSC Motorcycles.  “We're proud to be bringing Zongshen RX-3 Cyclone to the North American market, and we have great faith in their motorcycles.  Zongshen produces very high quality products, as evidenced by the superior performance and reliability of the 250cc Zongshen engine we have been using in our modern Mustang replica motorcycles for several years.   When we saw the new Zongshen Cyclone, we knew we had to bring it to the US and Canada.   It’s a very high quality 250cc adventure touring bike.   We think the bike is awesome, and it’s a good feeling to see the same sentiment expressed by the ADV experts.”

Rob Dabney of ADVPulse magazine (www.ADVPulse.com)  had the following to say on the new CSC Cyclone:  "ADV Pulse was one of the first publications to inspect the CSC Cyclone RX-3 and considering the low price, we were left impressed with what we saw. It’s a legitimate Adventure Bike with a modern fuel-injected liquid-cooled counter-balanced engine, 6-speed transmission, touring windscreen, large fuel tank and lockable luggage. The bike has a lot to offer off-road riders as well, with a metal skid plate, crash bars, wire-spoked wheels, tapered handlebars, platform-style footpegs and an adjustable rear shock."

Paul H. Smith of ADVMoto magazine (www.AdventureMotorcycle.com) was similarly impressed, offering the following:  "For the day’s demo, I was expecting an hour or two light ride around the city streets and perhaps a little freeway. But Joe surprised us with a realistic and rigorous test route that included a cross section of many of the environments one is likely to encounter when out there.  It was everything from freeways, dirt and gravel roads, and steep inclined dirt track, to debris-infested mountain road twisties at high altitudes. In other words, he had no intention of babying us or the bikes.  I’ve been riding these roads for decades but had completely forgotten what fun it is to haul a lightweight bike around. We rode from the desert to over 7,000 feet through the iconic Los Angeles Crest Highway, and the Cyclone ate it up."

CSC Motorcycles is currently taking the new RX-3 Cyclone through the US and Canadian certification processes.   The motorcycle will be available in early 2015.