When it comes to motorcycles, the term café racer gets thrown around a lot, especially for retro bikes. The story behind the café racer is pretty fascinating.

It’s a lifestyle look that’s just as relevant if you ride a café racer or cruiser. Now there are more retro-style helmets available than ever. Legendary US brand Bell, who invented the first ...

Dubbed a “futuristic cafe racer in Modern Solid style,” the concept features clean lines, angular edges and a headlight signature that mirrors Škoda’s current design language. From pencil ...

For instance, the jaw-dropping cafe racer we’re about to look at is based ... The project was built in collaboration with helmet manufacturer Nolan and no expense was spared, so the end result ...

Cafe racers are a work of art ... while classic elements like the rear monoshock suspension and backbone-style steel framework are retained. The twin front brake discs are reportedly unique ...

but leave the face exposed without cheek pads to secure the helmet. The design prioritises price point, comfort, and style; and is popular with city commuters as well as the cafe racer crowd. Some ...

It is based on the Honda Hness CB350. The most obvious modification done is at the front-end of the bike, which is dominated by the cafe racer style fairing. It looks especially beautiful with the ...

The Harley-Davidson XLCR, while a flop initially, has become a coveted collector's item due to its unique European-inspired cafe racer style. Willie G. Davidson's personal project, the XLCR had a ...

With all its history, buying a classic-style helmet seems like a no-brainer from ... and minimal design make it a tempting purchase for cafe-racer enthusiasts. That said, fashion shouldn’t ...

You only need to take a custom motorcycle style called cafe racer as a reference. It dates back to the Britain of the 1960s and a subculture born there called Rocker, or leather boys, or Ton-Up boys.