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April/May 2025
Issue Out now
Out now, Café Racer’s latest issue featuring the Radical Rides in Sin City, Harley Tracker from Kelly Co., Cheyenne Rides Again, Hookie’s Honda CB550, and Inside Motorcycle Escorts. Get yours today!
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FIRST RIDE MV Agusta Dragster America
Stars & Stripes for a Razor-Sharp Italian Bright colors and easy-read tachometer make the Dragster America's dash a plus. Lighted handlebar switches are ace. The bars are wide and comfy and the bar-end mirrors fold in if lane-splitting is legal in your state. The...
FIRST RIDE BMW F900 GS
Both the yellow and white F900GS are born to climb mountains and ford streams. Or, in our case, zip along backroads like a cafe racer (well, almost). The Akrapovic muffler makes sweet music from the 895cc par- allel twin engine. The very definition of all-dayriding...
Modern History The Ace Cafe’s 30th Anniversary
Story by Mike Seate • Photos by Simon Everett Three rapid-paced decades have zipped by since London’s Ace Cafe held its first reunion party. Back then, the once-popular transport cafe had been bought by a tire changing firm, its tall bay windows filled...
Bandit in Disguise
Over the past 17 years, some of my favorite custom bike photo features we've run in Cafe Racer magazine have focused on motorcycles no one would ever suspect of making great canvasses for modification. The brilliantly conceived Suzuki bandit designed and built by...
AIME At The Future
We're just back from the annual AIME Powerspots Expo in Las Vegas, a multifaceted event that reveals the coming trends in streetbikes and all the cool, innovative kit that comes with them. Straight from the off, it was reassuring to see how strongly represented the...
Where The Rocker Scene Thrives
We recently heard from a longtime pal of Cafe Racer magazine, one Hiro Madea of Kobe, Japan. The 45 year-old is a veritable wellspring of energy and ideas in the country's classic motorcycle and ton-up culture movements and for our February/March issue, he's...