I am getting thoroughly pumped up about riding the 2019 Three Flags Classic this year on the RX4. There’s just something about the Three Flags Classic that’s magic, and I haven’t been this excited about getting out on the road in quite a while. It’s going to be grand and it’s going to be a blast, and you’ll be able to follow my personal ride from Mexico through the western United States on up into Canada right here on the ExNotes blog. I’ll have tons of great photos and the writing will be as good as I can make it. You’ll be able to follow first hand my further impressions of the CSC RX4, too. This won’t be a silly superficial set of impressions like you’d read in a half-baked one-page magazine article, either. Nope, this will be thousands of miles of international riding across three countries on the newest motorcycle to hit these shores. I’m not worried. I’ve never been let down by a CSC motorcycle, and I feel comfortable that the RX4 is going to be another home run for CSC and Zongshen. Whatever happens, you’ll get the straight skinny right here on ExhaustNotes!
In poking around on the Southern California Motorcycle Association site last night, I found this description of the route…
I think it’s going to be great. If you want to read more about the 2019 Three Flags Classic, take a look at the SCMA site here! If you’d like to read about our 2005 Three Flags Classic ride, you can do so here.
Make sure you never miss an ExNotes blog with fresh Gresh and yours truly, and get a free decal! Hey, sign up right here:
Hello Joe,
Thanks for posting the route for all to see. We are doing some final adjustments to it with addresses of each checkpoint location and directions from the start to the border, as well as final instructions for easy entry to the finish Hotel in Vernon. I’ll send them to you as soon as we have them ready.
Thanks, Gonzo!
Color me jealous Joe. Your a spoiled brat.
Don’t I know it!
Okay , so down here in Florida we all waiting to see how she goes!
Boy, you know how to get the juices flowing. I checked the route; lots of great roads – about half I have ridden, and most of the other half are on my “to do” list. I said “I want to go” and then I checked my calendar- nope, I’m already booked for that weekend 🙁 Oh well, it will be a great weekend regardless.
You would love it, Dan. I’m really looking forward to it.