Rickman Metisse Triumph – An Original British Two-Wheeled Icon
The Rickman Metisse Triumph is one of the most thoroughly British motorcycles we’ve featured in some time. Not only does it have a British…
Cafe Racers
The Indian Scout Racer That PJ Grakauskas Built
If you’d like to vote for this bike to win you can click here to visit the competition page. PJ Grakauskas When PJ Grakauskas was…
BMW K100 Retro Racer by Les Ateliers Du Dr Joë
The BMW K100 The BMW K100 was the motorcycle developed by the German marque to take the fight to the new breed of Japanese…
Elemental Custom Cycles BMW R80 Monolever Cafe Racer Project 4
The beautiful BMW cafe racer you see here is the work of Elemental Custom Cycles based in Neustadt, Germany just outside of Nuremberg. The…
The Goblin Works Garage Norton Dominator Cafe Racer
The Norton Dominator Cafe Racer This Norton Dominator cafe racer holds two unique distinctions, it’s the only one like it in the world, and it’s…
The Hawkers One Triumph Thruxton by Tamarit Motorcycles
This 2004 Triumph Thruxton was built by Tamarit Motorcycles for Hawkers and El Ganso, the brief was very specific and the timeline was tight…
The GQ x Barbour x Untitled Motorcycles Triumph Thruxton 1200 R
The Triumph Thruxton 1200 R is the top of the line model in the new generation of modern classic motorcycles built by the venerable…
JM Customs BMW R45 Cafe Racer
This BMW R45 is the work of a Scottish custom motorcycle garage based in Perth, on the east side of the country famous for…
Tamarit Motorcycles Triumph Thruxton Custom
There’s something very appealing about a well-built Triumph Thruxton custom, it’s a bike that helped put Triumph on the map in the world of…
Norton Featherbed 750 Road Racing Motorcycle Built By Sonny Angel
This Norton is a racing special built by legendary California Norton dealer Sonny Angel for racing duties in the USA. A Norton Featherbed frame was used as the starting point for the build, a favorite among motorcycle racers of the era and a design that was widely copied by other manufacturers.
1966 Norton Atlas Cafe Racer
The Norton Atlas was released in 1962 as the replacement for the venerable Norton Dominator. British motorcycle manufacturers were all targeting the colossal American market, typically by appealing to their love of power and speed.
Moto Adonis Yamaha TR1 Cafe Racer
The Yamaha TR1 was developed to appeal to the motorcyclists who had been left behind by the great UJM arms race – not all riders wanted a high revving inline-4 that’d snap your neck if you grabbed a little too much throttle. Many riders wanted a bike that favored torque over high-RPM horsepower, a more upright riding position, and a simpler engine that they could work on themselves.