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Hi from CalSportbike
I'm Todd Robinson, owner of Cal-Sportbike (sportbike shop on Angeles Crest in SoCal) and co-owner and Ops Guru for Cal-Sportbike Track Days (upscale track days and schools around CA and NV).
Cal-Sportbike's focus is performance parts and accessories for
sportbikes from Japanese to Ducatis. We're the sole US importer for Speedo Healer, and a distributor for Galfer, Brembo, GPR of Italy exhaust, and Shogun. We're one of the top Alpinestars dealers in SoCal and a preferred Ohlins dealer too.
While we try to be very competitive in pricing, I take the view that we can serve our riders much better long term by being a informational resource than by scrapping over ever last discount sale. So with us you'll find that experienced advice and support are paramount, with a fair deal being part of the package as well.
Our track days are oriented toward executives and professionals who want something higher in amenities and optional services. Thus our events have breakfast foods and juice, full catered buffet lunch, free novice schools for first time track riders, advanced rider training with a Ducati factory supported racer, instruction including 1-on-1 coaching, trackside tire service, massage therapy, suspension setup, photography, videography, etc (see schedule or call for amenities at each event with pricing for optional services).
On to the personal stuff...
Current bikes are a 1999 VFR800FI, 2000 Honda 929RR track bike (retired AMA/AFM race bike), and I'm restoring a 1993 Duc 888SPO. I'm married, have 4 daughters, and I live in a small ski resort town about 2 miles from Mountain High in Wrightwood. We are at one end of over 55 miles of twisties on Angeles Crest Highway. Prior to running track days and a sportbike shop, I spent 4 years running a media agency, and before that I spent nearly a decade in police work in Los Angeles County.
Some of you may have already seen our shop if you came to one of our open houses. Here is a pic from one of our open houses last summer:
Cal-Sportbike's focus is performance parts and accessories for
sportbikes from Japanese to Ducatis. We're the sole US importer for Speedo Healer, and a distributor for Galfer, Brembo, GPR of Italy exhaust, and Shogun. We're one of the top Alpinestars dealers in SoCal and a preferred Ohlins dealer too.
While we try to be very competitive in pricing, I take the view that we can serve our riders much better long term by being a informational resource than by scrapping over ever last discount sale. So with us you'll find that experienced advice and support are paramount, with a fair deal being part of the package as well.
Our track days are oriented toward executives and professionals who want something higher in amenities and optional services. Thus our events have breakfast foods and juice, full catered buffet lunch, free novice schools for first time track riders, advanced rider training with a Ducati factory supported racer, instruction including 1-on-1 coaching, trackside tire service, massage therapy, suspension setup, photography, videography, etc (see schedule or call for amenities at each event with pricing for optional services).
On to the personal stuff...
Current bikes are a 1999 VFR800FI, 2000 Honda 929RR track bike (retired AMA/AFM race bike), and I'm restoring a 1993 Duc 888SPO. I'm married, have 4 daughters, and I live in a small ski resort town about 2 miles from Mountain High in Wrightwood. We are at one end of over 55 miles of twisties on Angeles Crest Highway. Prior to running track days and a sportbike shop, I spent 4 years running a media agency, and before that I spent nearly a decade in police work in Los Angeles County.
Some of you may have already seen our shop if you came to one of our open houses. Here is a pic from one of our open houses last summer:
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