A café racer style motorcycle just sounds cool. This type of motorcycle has been around for years now, sticking out amongst ...

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The custom bike builder FCR has been waving its magic wand again, this time creating cafe racer-spec Triumph Trident 660s.

It has the long tank, it has the low and long seat, and it has the stripped down look of a cafe racer, with the only thing preventing it from being completely labelled as one is the raised handlebars ...

The bike is not exactly styled as a true café racer, as it comes with large fenders over both wheels, the fuel tank is not as pronounced as we're used to, and the seat is a lot more toned down.

Cafe racer culture dates back to the mid-20th century, as groups of young adults modified standard motorbikes of the era for sprinting around and between British cafes. History doesn't tell of ...

Then, there’s a blacked-out option with a sporty windscreen, leather saddlebag, and different seat. And at the top is the gorgeous cafe racer-type variant. It comes draped in a triple-tone red ...

The Honda CB350RS modification kit is offered by JD Customs, a customs house based in India and offers custom scrambler and bobber kits for Royal Enfield bikes, along with this cafe racer kit for ...

The company's new limited-edition café racer, the RM1S Blackout ... The diamond-stitched bobber seat and analog speedometer subtly nod to traditional styling, while bar-end mirrors, matte ...

The prototype's fuel tank, seat, and rear bodywork all look to be ... especially considering that a cafe racer was strictly missing from the company's portfolio. The reason Honda went for a ...

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