Honda CX500 Cafe Brat
The Honda CX500 is like a feisty featherweight boxer who'll take on anyone and will never, ever back down. The model was first released in 1978 and it was fitted with a series of innovative features that were either uncommon or totally unused at the time, things like...
Triton Featherbed 865 by Lars Lykkegaard
This Triton is a slightly unusual, modern take on the classic hybrid. It's been built using a 1954 Norton Featherbed frame but instead of a 40 year old Triumph parallel twin, he's using a 3 year old 865cc twin from the modern Bonneville.
1956 Triton Cafe Racer
The Triton is one of those motorcycles that every man should own at least once in their lives. The bike is the famous combination of the Norton Featherbed frame and the Triumph parallel-twin engine, often with a slew of other aftermarket parts all designed to make it go as fast as an air-cooled, vintage British...
Yamaha XS 360 by The Hookie
The Yamaha XS360 is an interesting motorcycle, the model never saw a huge production run and were, in many respects, the slightly smaller brother of the much more famous Yamaha XS400.
Honda CB750 Cafe Racer by Steel Bent Customs
Michael Mundy, the proprietor of Steel Bent Customs, has a penchant for building some of the cleanest cafe racer motorcycles you'll find anywhere. He tends to favour the Honda CB750 and has now got the process of turning the bike from a lumbering over-weight bike into an exceedingly clean, pure example of what a cafe...
Honda CB250N by Ellaspede
The humble Honda CB250N isn't the sort of motorbike you'd usually see being customised, especially not to this degree. That said, the team at Ellaspede have been making quite a name for themselves working with slightly unusual motorcycles. In fact, they're currently giving one of them away here.
Harley-Davidson Nightster Cafe Racer by CRD
he Harley-Davidson Nightster has been a runaway success for Harley-Davidson since it was released in 2007, the bike offered people a custom look for under $9,000 USD and it was fitted with Harley's famous 1200cc Sportster v-twin engine.
R131 Fighter by Confederate Motorcycles
The R131 Fighter by Confederate Motorcycles is a bike I've been wanting to feature here on Silodrome for quite some time, in some respects it's the epitome of an engineering first approach to motorcycle design, and that's resulted in a bike that's beautiful purely because form follows function.
Harley Cafe Racer by Deus Ex Machina
This bike was nicknamed "The American" by its creator, Michael Woolaway (aka Woolie), the head motorcycle man at Deus Ex Machina in California. The fundamental ethos behind The American was that is should be as American as possible with as few internationally sourced parts as could be managed.
Custom Honda CB750
The Honda CB750 has probably been featured on Silodrome more than any other single motorcycle model for the very simple reason that there are just so many people out there producing stunning customs using it as a base platform.
