Cafe Racer

Originated among British motorcycle enthusiasts of the early 1960s in London, café racers have left their mark in history. A café racer is a standard motorcycle, that has been modified for optimum performance. Any unnecessary parts are removed, like fenders and indicators, low mounted clip-ons replace the factory wide handlebar, allowing a rider to tuck in and reduce wind resistance. Performance exhaust and tires are added, and presto, you have your basic café racer! Read our definition about a cafe racer here.

On a Kawasaki KLR 650 from Oregon to Patagonia
By Ron BetistPublished On: January 1, 1970
Introducing our new correspondent on the West Coast of the USA. We recently shared the first part of Daan Stafhorst’s Alaskan adventure. Daan is the Dutchman residing in New York from where he shares his motorcycles stories with all of us. On a recent motorcycle road trip between San Francisco and […]

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Cafe Racer

On a Kawasaki KLR 650 from Oregon to Patagonia

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