December/January 2026 Issue Out now
Out now, Café Racer’s latest issue featuring Steel City Mods VS Rockers, British Bike Day Japan, AHRMA Weekend, and the Turbo Suzuki G5 Special. Get yours today!
December/January 2026
Issue Out now
Out now, Café Racer’s latest issue featuring Steel City Mods VS Rockers, British Bike Day Japan, AHRMA Weekend, and the Turbo Suzuki G5 Special. Get yours today!
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30th Anniversary for the Reborn Ace Cafe
Coming up on the weekend of September 6 through 9 is the 30th Anniversary of London's Ace Cafe. The festivities will mark quite the occasion for the Ace which first opened in 1938 as a transport cafe, serving motorists and commuters working nearby. The building was...
Good Year For The Gentlemen
Good Year For The Gentleman The annual Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride was moved from September to May this year, resulting in the best turnout yet for the global charity ride. Triumph Motorcycles is one of the event’s main sponsors in North America and reports record...
First Ride – Royal Enfield Scram 411
Story by Nick Coumos • Photos by Mike Seate I’ve been interested in Royal Enfield motorcycles for many decades. From the original “Made in England” models through the reproduction period and now the newest models, I have been a fan. I especially liked the idea of the...
First Ride – MV Agusta Brutale 1000 RS
Beauty and Beast in One Story by Mike Seate and Jay LaRossaPhotos by MV Agusta and Jose Gallina Just as the relentless arms race of race-replica sportbikes dies down, another full-bore contest has begun. This one pits motorcycle manufacturers against each other in a...
First Ride – Harley-Davidson LiveWireONE™
Future Meets Past in Pollution-Free Hog Story by Jay LaRossa and Mike SeatePhotos by Mike Seate and Jose Gallina We’d been eagerly awaiting the chance to plant our leathers on Harley-Davidson’s LiveWire electric streetbike since its 2021 premiere. Switching from the...
First Ride – 2022 BMW S1000R
Plush Performance Personified Story by Mike Seate and Jay LaRossaPhotos by Jose Gallina and Mike Seate Sportbikes, with their back-breakingly low clip-on bars and excruciating riding positions, are dead, goes the theory. They’ve been replaced, for all but dedicated...