10 New Cafe Racer Motorcycles from Major Bike Manufacturers and Custom Shops

Café racers are definitely far from being called the most comfortable daily rides, but there is no denying that they have the most striking and distinguishable styling on the roads, which is underlined by uncompromising sporty performance.

In today’s episode I would like to present to you a mix of the newest production as well as custom café racer motorcycles that each fan of this segment should know about. Let’s admire imaginative fairings, reshaped geometry and handcrafted design solutions that can be compared to the works of art!

Previous releases of #AutomotiveTerritory for the fans of two-wheeled transport:

A lineup of motorcycles for the fans of the bagger style: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdGjl20HTAU

Newest scrambler bikes coming to the market by 2021: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wP-fMzY2KNk

Review of all models that made it to this video of #ATmotorcycles series:

MV Agusta la Rouge by Tricana: facebook.com/TricanaMotorcycles/videos/444947413088923

Very few would dare to say that modern Agusta bikes are not good looking, but if you want to meet the pinnacle of exclusivity that originated on on the banks of lake Verese, check out the special edition by Tricana Motorcycles.

Honda CB1100 RS 5Four Limited Edition: hondanews.eu/gb/en/motorcycles/media/pressreleases/189127/honda-cb1100-rs-5four

Developed in cooperation with 5Four Motorcycles, 2020 Honda CB1100 RS is a 54-unit limited edition run of café-racer styled motorcycles, that will be handcrafted per order in the UK.

Triumph Thruxton RS: triumph-mediakits.com/en/motorcycles/modern-classics/2020-thruxton-rs.html

2020 Triumph Thruxton RS gets a reworked 1200cc parallel twin to produce 8 additional ponies, so now, it boasts 105 horsepower and 82 pounds-feet of torque. The bike’ old-school charm is complemented by the black anodized wheels, black powder-coated engine covers, and a single bullet seat set-up.

Deus Ex Machina Westlake Tagand Special: deuscustoms.com/bikes/model/guzzi

Have you ever wondered how would a 1967 Porsche 911 look like on two wheels with handlebars? The Deus Customs say that it would look exactly like their latest creation – the Westlake Tagand Special.

Tamarit Stalker: tamaritmotorcycles.com/en-gb/bikes/50-stalker/

Tamarit Stalker is the company’s 50th build, based on the 2006 Thruxton 900 that has been styled a café-racer-bobber mix. The model was ordered by the brand’s customer from Mallorca, who currently lives in Thailand and wants to explore the country’s culture like a native.

Kawasaki ZRX1200R by deBolex Engineering: facebook.com/debolexengineering/photos/a.572393182808398/2676144865766542/

This time the London-based shop deBolex Engineering has treated a supercharged ZRX1200R, giving the old pony a completely new bodywork and substantial mechanical upgrades.

Royal Enfield INT650 and Continental: royalenfield.com/in/en/twins

Royal Enfield has manufactured only single cylinder motorcycles since 1970 so the introduction of the Interceptor 650 and Continental with their all new parallel twin are the beginning of a new era for the company.

MV Agusta Rush 1000 and Superveloce 800: www.mvagusta.com/rush-1000

For those admirers of exotic Italian bikes who weren’t fast enough to snatch the exclusives or were put off by the steeper than steep price tags, the company is releasing two production versions Brutale 1000 and Superveloce 800 with unique café racer styling.

Kenzo by DMOL: dmolcustoms.com/pages/kenzo

Death Machines of London is pretty famous for their insane motorcycle builds, but with this 1977 Honda Goldwing, the company really outdid itself. Named Kenzo, the bike received unique bodywork design, inspired by 16th century samurai general’s armor.

Northeast Custom Ducati Multistrada: northeastcustom.net/bike/ducati-multistrada

When it comes to the appearance, the first generation Multistrada is quite a far cry from the café racer design, but Diego and Riccardo Coppiello who are at the helm of North East Custom based in Padua, Italy.

Triton and Legend by Icon Motorcycles: facebook.com/pg/Icon-Motorcycles-102069951279179/photos/

Icon Motorcycles is the Netherlands-based startup that plans to revive the most iconic models of the British cafe racer era as new, bespoke bikes. In 2020, the company is launching its first motorcycles: a replica of the 1960s Triton bike and a new “Legend” bike of their own design.

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