Cafe racer kits

Ryca Motors Sportster Cafe Racer Conversion As we noted in an earlier post today, Ryca Motors has now expanded beyond the Suzuki S40/Savage cafe racer, street tracker, and bobber conversion kits to embrace the Harley Sportster with a Sportster cafe racer conversion kit for 1991 to 2003 models. No welding is required, the conversion can be made with standard hand tools. The base kit includes: Fiberglass cafe racer seat Custom Bassani exhaust Rearsets Burly Brand "Stilleto" shocks Choice of…

KTM is growing incredibly fast in India. Last year, the Austrian marque sold 64,000 bikes—up more than 25% on the previous year. It’s enough to give pause to top-selling incumbents Hero and Bajaj, and the trend has been noticed by top custom shop Rajputana. “We had not seen a cafe racer build done on a 390 Duke in India, so we decided to give it a go,” says founder Vijay Singh. “It was a client project and we used a 2015 Duke.” Rajputana have a rock-solid reputation in the subcontinent; when…

Kafe-Racer: RaceMax

as another declaration of love to the original’s muscular box-frame and exposed V-twin engine, moose moto customizes a second pair of yamaha XV920 bikes.

Charm, style, perfect line… This grey CX500 from Honda is a bike with class

This Royal Enfield 650 Twin body kit was developed by Autologue Design. At only $200USD it's a tempting way to transform the GT into a svelte cafe racer.

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Triumph Speed Twin, Thruxton 1200, Street Twin Custom Parts. Rennstall Moto pruducts – Body parts: front fairing, windscreen, cafe racer seat, belly pan – Suspension: front fork preload adjusters, shocks – Exhausts: Hattech exhausts, stainless steel mufflers, headers – Accessories: T-Shirts, apparel, hoodies.

As anyone who builds things for a living will tell you, the customer is not always right. Many builders prefer to get carte blanche with a bike, and some demand it as a condition of hire. But not Billy Kuyken of Rogue Motorcycles in Western Australia. Because he's got one of those rare clients with good taste and an eye for what works: the new owner of this very crisp Honda CB750 cafe racer. Rogue’s client is called Josh, and when he needed someone to tackle his CB, the choice was a…