There's a bizarre hub-steered cafe racer, a Diavel-powered Impeto streetfighter with its optional supercharger, and a kit bike to end all kit bikes, the Bimota BB3 superbike kit.

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.

Triumph’s Speed Twin may be a great performer thanks to its Thruxton 1200 engine and souped-up cycle parts but many would agree its sober styling isn’t the most exciting in the world.

A 1970s TZ-inspired street racer based on the Yamaha Fazer 600 that you can build yourself with a new £1800 kit. It’s the latest from Isle of Wight-based Café Racer Kits who design and make a ...

Honda’s official kit costs Rs 15,582 whereas the custom cafe racer kit from JD customs costs Rs 12,800. Overall, which one to go with, depends entirely on your preference.

Well, you better, as Yamaha has unveiled two smashing kits for the flagship XSR that transform it into a 70s cafe racer. Oh, and they won’t break the bank either. Yamaha XSR 900 Body Kit By Y ...

The latest 400cc Triumph model to be launched will be the Speed 400-based cafe racer, which has been spotted testing numerous ...

Jay worked, picking inspiration from a 1957 example, to create a 35-part kit that can be fitted on to Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycles both old and new, turning stock bikes into sleek cafe racers.