One-Off Yamaha XSR900 Embraces the Cafe Racer Life With an Entirely New Outfit. ... the tasty one-off cafe racer shown ... which meant there wasn't much to improve about the bike’s ...

Simply owning a café racer motorcycle didn't mean you were a non-conformist, but in those early days, it had a certain connotation, in part due to Hollywood here in America.

Metro Times PhotoRedford's Marcel Nestor on his custom Cafe Racer. Bikers. To some that's still a dirty word. Do you picture a grizzled, unrepentant badass in black on his ferocious Harley, some ...

Don’t let the aggressive look of a café racer scare you. These rides—from Analog, Janus, Kott, Loaded Gun and Walt Siegl Motorcycles—are all about the elegance and speed of the basics.

I liked that bike a lot, but this new Cafe Racer is a package that's almost too good to pass up. The Scrambler combines the 1100's tech upgrades with the original bike's smaller, 803-cc engine.

But, in that respect, the Cafe Racer is true to its roots: it’s a sprinter, not a long-distance hauler — it’s a quick way to get from espresso to espresso, if you want to be cliché about it. If you ...

This K100RT is a delightful illustration of a sport touring motorcycle from the 1980s, with several modifications typical of a “cafe racer” style. Its customized bodywork comes complete with new ...

1973 Norton Commando. What we like: Nortons were big in the custom bike scene in the ’60s and ’70s when builders added Triumph engines to make it a “Triton.” This Commando still has its original ...

While the electric cafe racer is not a speed demon by any means, it does offer an aggressive riding position, weighs only 240 pounds, and can sustain a top speed of 60 mph, all for a price tag of ...