We’re always up for talking about a splendid cafe racer from the custom world, and this one is most certainly a sight to ...

Cafe racers originated in Britain in the 1960s, as modified sports production models. Since then, they've become a mainstay for most manufacturers … except Honda. That may soon change, as the ...

We have to be honest: a café-racer derived from a Honda CRF450 is probably the last thing we expected to see. And if the very idea of designing such a machine sounds a bit wacky, how about we ...

Well, we got a few of those bikes here in North America, but they didn’t last. Now it seems Honda may bring them back thanks to the interest in cafe racer style motorcycles. The rumor is that it would ...

But look deeper, and you’ll find some proper jewels sold by industry giants like Honda, Yamaha, and Suzuki. A prime example of this is the new-for-2025 Honda CGX 150 cafe racer.

Just days after announcing a ridiculous price for the new Monkey Bike, Honda Australia has announced a more realistic price for the modern/retro CB1000R Café Neo Racer. It will arrive in Honda ...

Cafe racers are always a sight to behold, especially when it looks as beautiful as this Honda. But this is not a factory-fitted bike but a modified one. It is based on the Honda Hness CB350.