by MIKESEATE | Mar 24, 2021 | Blog
Coming up in the April/May issue of Cafe Racer, we’re proud to present an eye-opening preview of one of the best motorcycle photography books ever published. International photo-journalist Henry von Wartenburg spent years traveling the world on two... by MIKESEATE | Mar 15, 2021 | Blog
Uncovering a pristine, long-hidden classic motorcycle from someone’s barn or garage is a dream shared by many motorcyclists. For several years, I’ve alternately fascinated and bored stiff listeners subjected to my tale of a guy bringing not one, but... by MIKESEATE | Mar 4, 2021 | Blog
Whether you’re a regular visitor to Instagram or not, the photo-sharing app has proven endlessly useful in helping us see new custom bikes. case in point, Instagram’s software is designed to nudge viewers towards postings containing content that... by MIKESEATE | Feb 19, 2021 | Blog
Regular readers of Cafe Racer know we’ve a serious soft spot for classic Norton motorcycles. We’ve built a trio of the vaunted British parallel twin in the pages over the years, learning a tremendous amount along the way. Last season, we managed to pile a... by MIKESEATE | Feb 8, 2021 | Blog
The wild, unpredictable world of motorcycles never ceases to surprise. It was back in Cafe racer’s February/March, 2016 issue that we published a feature story titled “Vanishing Vincents” about the trend these classic British speedbikes were than... by MIKESEATE | Jan 26, 2021 | Blog
The photo above depicts one of the prouder, early moments of this, ahem, esteemed publication. Shot n spring, 2011, the customized Moto Guzzi V7 was only the second bike we’d revamped in our then tiny, home garage. Many more would follow as motorbike...