Here’s a look at various cafe racers from a wide variety of builders. You’ll find motorcycles of all makes and brands and all ages of motorcycles.
Black and copper pair well together on this cafe racer.
Check out the 1980 Kawasaki KZ1000 Restomod built by Nova Motorcycles in the photo above.
The KZ1000 was always a juggernaut, and this model looks as good as the KZ is to ride.
Continue reading “Nova Motorcycles Kawasaki KZ1000 Restomod”This Honda CBX1000 is the cafe racer I dreamed of having when I visited Paris.
Love me a good Honda CBX1000. How could you not, especially a cafe racer one?
This one built by JD Max Motors is a seriously pretty motorcycle meticulously crafted. Gaze upon it with reverence.
Continue reading “JD Max Motors Honda CBX1000 Custom Cafe Racer”Unik Edition Custom Motorcycles is an outfit from Lisbon, Portugal. The bikes it produces are some seriously amazing machines.
The builders made this Ducati 750SS as an homage to the limited-production MH900e Ducati came out with in 2000.
It makes me long for a sexy Ducati in my garage.
Continue reading “Unik Edition Ducati 750SS Cafe Racer”This bike built by Franck Roussin is a Moto Guzzi Le Mans 1100. He turned it from its stock form into an awesome cafe racer.
Continue reading “Franck Roussin 2003 Moto Guzzi Le Mans 1100 Cafe”Norton has always made super-cool motorcycles, but the company’s bikes are usually high-displacement, high-dollar, and low-volume machines. With the all-new Norton Atlas 650, that changes a bit.
Both new versions of the Atlas 650 have a, you guessed it, 650cc engine. They come with a surprisingly affordable price tag.
