CSC Motorcycle To Appear As Prop On ABC's Shark Tank Television Show

March 17, 2012 - PRLog -- CSC Motorcycles announced today that one of its riders, Arlene Battishill, is being featured on Shark Tank, the popular television series, Friday evening (23 March 2012) on ABC at 8:00 p.m.  Battishill is the CEO and founder of Go Go Gear, a motorcycle protective clothing designer and manufacturer.  

Battishill is an accomplished motorcyclist, having ridden her CSC Classic the entire length of the Baja peninsula during one of California Scooter’s engineering test runs.  She also participates in numerous competitive endurance events with her 150cc CSC motorcycle, with several wins under her belt.

During airing of the Shark Tank show,  Battishill’s CSC motorcycle will appear as one of the show’s props.  Battishill’s bike has a custom paint job featuring the distinctive Go Go Gear logo.  Battishill said "I chose the CSC motorcycle as the main form of advertising for my company because the bike is so unique in appearance that it garners attention wherever I go.  It's the best form of mobile advertising out there… not to mention that it's a blast to ride!"  After years of riding sportbikes and Harleys, Battishill's bike of choice is the CSC motorcycle.

“We’re pleased that Arlene’s company is receiving this kind of nationally-televised coverage,” said Steve Seidner, CSC Motorcycles CEO and President.  “Go Go Gear makes fine products, and we’re delighted that Arlene rides a CSC motorcycle. Arlene was one of our first customers, and she’s exactly the kind of rider we like to see on our bikes. Arlene puts a lot of miles on her California Scooter, and she’s an outstanding motorcyclist.”  

CSC Motorcycles are based on the original Mustang motorcycle.  They feature custom-bike build quality and return in excess of 90 miles per gallon fuel efficiency.   CSC motorcycles are designed and built in the United States of America.

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