The Suzuki GS750, revisited
In the mid-70s, Suzuki was reeling from the disastrous RE5 rotary episode, and bet the house on a new 4-stroke inline four.…
Read more »Your complete guide to cafe racer motorcycles, from classic bikes to modern-day specials.
Here you’ll find everything from traditional Triumph and Honda cafe racers to the latest BMWs, Ducatis and Yamahas from new wave builders. Discover the cafe racer parts, seats and performance upgrades that’ll take your own cafe racer bike to the next level.
In the mid-70s, Suzuki was reeling from the disastrous RE5 rotary episode, and bet the house on a new 4-stroke inline four.…
Read more »You don’t have to see the latest build from Untitled Motorcycles to recognize its racing pedigree. Hear it on the street and…
Read more »We’ve showcased a fair number of Tritons before—and even a Norley—but this is the first time we’ve laid eyes on a ‘Burton.’…
Read more »Ducati hit a home run with the GT 1000 as far as we’re concerned. Essentially a factory café racer, it had a…
Read more »In Japan, there is a design theory called Kanso (簡素)—meaning simplicity, or the elimination of clutter. And every time I see an…
Read more »Police forces around the world love BMW motorcycles. But we’ve never seen one quite like this. It’s a law enforcement R80 RT…
Read more »If you were a tire company, what bike would you select to show off some new dual-sport rubber? The obvious answer would…
Read more »Has the term ‘café racer’ been abused beyond recognition? A growing number of experienced bike builders think so, including Madrid-based Rebellion Of…
Read more »If the name Sylvain Berneron isn’t familiar to you, then Holographic Hammer should be. It’s the alias under which Sylvain’s designed some…
Read more »Despite the flood of BMW customs hitting the streets, certain workshops can be counted on to consistently produce good examples. Like Café…
Read more »There’s a definite formula when it comes to customizing motorcycles. After all, there are only so many ways you can change the…
Read more »There’s no shortage of builders putting the ‘sport’ back into the Sportster. But if you live in the American Southwest, there’s only…
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