California Scooter Company Donating CSC Motorcycle To In-N-Out Burger Foundation

 

California Scooter Company is donating a custom motorcycle to the In-N-Out Burger Foundation for auction at the In-N-Out Burger 24th Annual Children’s Benefit Golf Tournament.

May 19, 2011 – California Scooter Company announced it is donating a custom motorcycle to the In-N-Out Burger Foundation for auction at the In-N-Out Burger 24th Annual Children’s Benefit Golf Tournament.  This is the second year in a row CSC Motorcycles has prepared and donated a custom motorcycle for the iconic In-N-Out restaurant chain’s annual charitable event.

“We’re proud we can support the In-N-Out Foundation,”said Steve Seidner, the CSC Motorcycles chief executive officer.  “This is a worthy charity and we are pleased we can help.   Last year, our California Scooter raised $8,000 for the In-N-Out Foundation, and we hope our 2011 bike brings as much or more.    In-N-Out is a great organization, and we’re glad we can help their magnificent charitable work.”

This year’s custom In-N-Out California Scooter has a paint theme based on In-N-Out’s funny car drag racer, including the In-N-Out logo, crossed palm trees, and deep ruby red metalflake paint.   Last year, the California Scooter was one of the most exciting items auctioned at the annual In-N-Out Annual Children’s Benefit Golf Tournament, and it brought one of the highest prices at the In-N-Out fund raiser.

California Scooter Company has prepared several corporate-themed bikes for various companies, including one most recently built for Go Go Gear (a Los Angeles-based apparel manufacturer; www.gogogearla.com).  “We enjoy building corporate customs along with our standard motorcycles,” Seidner said.  “We like helping companies promote their image, and the California Scooter platform provides a great palette for doing do.”

Organizations interested in developing corporate-themed custom California Scooters can contact CSC Motorcycles at 909 445 0900.

California Scooter Company manufactures 150cc street-legal motorcycles. The company sells in all 50 US states and Australia, and is in the process of certifying its bikes in Europe and Canada.

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