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Where Can You Buy A Cafe Racer

Discussion in 'Ducati General Discussion' started by thespionkop, Aug 21, 2014.

  1. My cafe racer, no skills as such but a willingness to try whatever is needed to get what i want. [​IMG]
     
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  2. I would have that any day over a modern bike......
     
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  3. Some of these "new" café racers are 70's restorations missing a lot of parts - not impressed

    Started collecting parts about 10 years ago to build a proper one myself, got a frame, motor, forks, hubs and a lathe to make up buts but ran out of spare time and enthusiasm. Still have all the bits and possibly it can wait until I retire in about 10 years when I retire to pull it altogether
     
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  4. There were some beautiful cafe racers at Squires yesterday :)
     
  5. Spirit of the 70's do some nice work, or Adam at Untitled Motorcycles.
     
  6. Check out "The Bike Shed" classified ads and search in your area.

    Alternatively, there are bikes you can buy brand new for an easy enough mod, such as, Guzzi V7's, Triumphs (scrambler, bonnie, thruxton), Yam SR400/500, Honda cb1100ex

    Or DIY it with some Hon CB, old Triumph, Maybe a Duc 600/750/900 ss (they have a nice frame that looks cool on a cafe bike).
     
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  7. Oh and also, CRC motorcycles are worth a look, they're just behind ace cafe
     
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  8. It looks nice and I can appreciate the work gone into it but its not for me...
     

  9. Sorry, but they just look like unfinished projects
     
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  10. I think they look ok - I like those "Motogadget" clocks - I reckon I might get some of those for my supermoto....
     
  11. Loose the silver dream racer/polaris 70's fairing along with the pudding bowl headlight....it might become half acceptable then...
     
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  13. What on earth is with those exhausts?
     
  14. I quite like my old rocker boys Cafe Racer.Built in the late 50's-early 60's with all the bits available at the time.Most of the bits now very costly to buy.It might have useless brakes,the odd oil leak,a magneto that works when it wants to,and a ride that will shake your fillings out and make you pray that it will stop in time,but I love it to bits.

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