Classic Honda Cafe Racer

1979 Honda CB 650 classic vintage cafe racer For Sale I bought this bike with the intention to refurbish to its former glory but circumstances have changed & I’m getting sidetracked. The bike was sitting for over 14 years with its previous owner but with a tank of fresh petrol it started back up ran for approx 300 miles and will no longer start.

Classic honda cafe racer. 1982 Honda Superdream Cafe Racer, Brat, Tracker For Sale, £3750 New restoration. Stripped to the bare frame and completely rebuilt (apart from engine which is excel If you really want to build a Honda Cafe Racer of your own, you already have at least an outline of what sort of a bike you might want as a base. Should you decide to go vintage, we reckon a classic inline four Honda CB series or the V-twin Honda CX is a perfect place to begin. Your complete guide to cafe racer motorcycles, from classic bikes to modern-day specials. Here you’ll find everything from traditional Triumph and Honda cafe racers to the latest BMWs, Ducatis and Yamahas from new wave builders. A Classic Honda CB550 Cafe Racer. Reading time: about 2 minutes. Cafe Racers; Honda; Japanese. customs over the past few years and it could be argued that the bike’s lighter weight makes it a more idea target for cafe-racer-isation than the larger models we usually see. Most of the original cafe racers parked outside the Ace Cafe or the 59.

RESERVE LOWERED! -1982 Honda CBX ‘Cafe Racer’ For Sale By Auction | Car and Classic. MENU. Free Advert Auctions Search Classic Cars Classic Bikes Magazine Log in Register. CURRENT BID: £20,250. RESERVE NEARLY MET. Make a bid RESERVE LOWERED! -1982 Honda CBX ‘Cafe Racer’. This includes Yamaha, Honda, Harley-Davidson, and BMW. If you look at Café Racers for sale, you'll find that the styles are very similar, but they differ in other aspects. These are some typical Café Racer motorcycles for sale: Honda: The Honda Café Racer for sale is offered as a CB-Series bike. It has a 4-cylinder standard engine with a 6. Honda 400 Four 1978 Cafe Racer. 79,000 showing on the clock we don't know how accurate this is but this bike has had a nut and bolt rebuild. Extensive list of receipts for parts present. Brief list of work carried out - Powder coated frame New rims spokes and tyres New wiring loom including coils and complete points and condenser assembly. Explore 221 listings for Classic cafe racer motorcycles for sale at best prices. The cheapest offer starts at £995. Check it out!

The Honda CB Series of motorcycles are perhaps the world's most popular cafe racer platform. Engine sizes vary greatly, from the diminutive CB50 to the mighty six-cylinder CBX. The CB Series bikes were designed mainly for commuting and cruising, though many have serious sporting potential or racing Cafe racer spares for various classic British and Japanese makes and models. Including BSA, Triumph, Norton, Honda. The Cafe Racer Originally developed in the early 1960s in Britain, Cafe racers were used by 'Rockers or 'Ton-up boys'. A Cafe racer typically had clip-on handlebars, a smaller rearward seat, distinctive 'half' fairing, megaphone silencers and the rear set footrests would be adjusted. Classic café racer style has made a comeback recently, thanks largely to the increased interest in vintage motorcycles in general. The baby boomers were responsible for a surge in motorcycle sales in the late 1960s and 1970s, and many of this generation now find themselves with the time and discretionary income to recreate the bikes they had—or wished to have—in their younger years. The list has also been worked to cover a mix of budgets; the cheapest bike on this list is the air cooled Lexmoto Valiant starting at £1,599.99 going all the way up to the latest liquid cooled neo racer the Honda CB125 R which is priced at £3,989. What is you favourite cafe racer 125cc motorcycle? Make sure to let us know in the comments.

Honda's Cafe Classic: Honda GB500 Cafe Racer from Before They Were Cool - Online Find Panjo Edition . Do A 1990 Time Warp With This Sweet Honda GB500 Tourist Trophy. It’s been a while since we’ve featured a classic Honda CB café racer. The custom scene has splintered and grown a lot over the past few years, and Honda inline fours are no longer ubiquitous. But occasionally a good example of the type pops up, and this example from Poland is very good indeed. Honda CB750K6 Café Racer (Lightly Cafe'd)) I bought this bike a few years ago as a project. (I’ve built four Honda 750 over the years and still have two of them – so know my way round these bikes). It looked to have all the main bits done – powder coated frame, was told engine rebuilt, new... Honda CB750F Cafe Racer “Lainey”-The CB750F was Honda’s effort to regain the supremacy of their original CB750 Four superbike. In 1980, Cycle Guide claimed the new 77-hp DOHC 750 could “accelerate with the fury of a one-liter hyperbike” and […]