We got a call not long ago from a guy named Billy Joel. "Love the magazine," he said. "I have a few cafe bikes of my own," he tells us. Went for a visit. Cool for a musical mega-star and serious motorbike nut. Full feature coming in issue #6.
Another choice piece of iron slated for an upcoming issue, reader Buck sent in this radical featherbed Harley-Davidson Sportster filled with top-sheld detailing.
Reason to visit France, #134- the beautiful Mecatwin Bonneville.
Britbike nut and British expat Simon Green handles the major photography duties at Cafe Racer and spends his off-hours riding this lively Norton Commando with high-rise exhaust.
Milwaukee tattoo artist Adam Werther's CB 450 cafe is the sort of machine we dream about- CBR 600RR running gear, Sears Allstate tank and all groovy!
A track-ready take on the venerable CB 450 Honda by AHRMA paddock regulars Team Hansen Honda.
No wonder why cafes are king- in issue #7, we detail how builder Greg Hageman turned this salvage-yard special Yamaha XS 750 into a stunner for just $1,500.
Friend of CR and talented author of "Big Sid's Vincati" Matt Biberman aboard the Vincent Comet-powered single he's offered to let us ride sometime soon. Hells yeah...
CB 550 Honda give the Benjies cafe Racer treatment- nice!
Own a cafe racer or spotted one you think should be on display on our Website? Send us an e-mail (jpegs only and no smaller than 1 MB each) to rockersrule@caferacermag.com and we'll check it out. All images are sole property of caferacermag.com except in cases where we stole them from someone else. Reproduce them and we will ride noisy motorcycles to your home and drink all your beer. Hic. Burp!
