Turning an old 1984 Honda Goldwing 1200 into something new takes a lot of time, planning, and hands-on work. They started by buying the bike for a low price and began stripping away extra parts like the front fairing, saddlebags, and old lights. Each step brought new ideas, such as adding a modern round headlight and custom LED tail lights. Mechanical repairs and updates followed, with attention to essentials like air filters, spark plugs, and brake fixes. The project also […] The post 1984...| Return of the Cafe Racers
This article explores the story of a 1984 Honda Gold Wing that was transformed through extensive custom work. The owner searched for the perfect| Return of the Cafe Racers
Choosing the right motorcycle can be challenging with so many options to consider. The Honda GB350S stands out for riders who appreciate a machine that feels like more than just transportation. After spending several months and thousands of kilometers on this bike, many riders have found it delivers a comfortable and engaging ride, especially on winding coastal roads. Its design and features make it suitable for both new and experienced riders. The GB350S offers stable handling, a smooth an...| Return of the Cafe Racers
Building a bike that matches both the look and the performance a rider wants can be a big challenge. The Honda CBX1000 started as a heavy machine, but needed changes to become the perfect fit for its new owner. By cutting off weight and upgrading key parts, the team took this classic six-cylinder Honda and made it lighter, stronger, and more fun to ride. Many components were rebuilt or replaced, including the wheels, suspension, and riding position. The visual style […] The post 1981 Honda ...| Return of the Cafe Racers
Building a custom Honda CX-500 on a budget takes careful planning and hands-on creativity. The process so far has included reshaping the frame, crafting a seat base, creating side covers, and developing a unique headlight bracket. Each step uses affordable materials and simple tools to keep costs low while ensuring that every modification fits the bike’s look and structure. For the next stage, attention turns to making and mounting custom gauge holders and a rear mud guard. The approach sti...| Return of the Cafe Racers
In this video, the speaker presents a detailed look at a custom-built Honda TMX 150 Supremo. The project started when a client from Iligan City brought in a base bike and asked for a vintage Honda CB cafe racer style from the 1970s. After delivering on the client’s vision with various updates and sharing progress photos, the team was pleased with the outcome. The video provides a close review of the bike’s new and upgraded parts, from a custom headlight setup and classic speedometer [...| Return of the Cafe Racers
,Building a custom motorcycle is a hands-on journey that takes patience and creativity. In this project, Dan works with Crystal to transform her CB400 into a unique cafe racer or scrambler-inspired bike. They start by checking the bike’s condition and making a list of what needs to be fixed and changed, including cleaning the carburetors, replacing broken parts, and planning for more custom features. Crystal, though experienced with riding, is taking on her first project bike and is eager ...| Return of the Cafe Racers
After a lot of careful work, all parts have come together to finish the custom motorcycle build. The team focused on neat wiring, fresh handlebar and headlight choices, and making sure all moving parts fit well with the seat and frame. Each update was made with attention to both function and style. The bike’s new headers, suspension, and leather accents helped improve its performance and look. Keeping the original orange color on the tank adds some character, showing off its unique hist...| Return of the Cafe Racers
Many modern motorcycles look similar because they are made to appeal to everyone. This means they often do not have much personality or bold style. That is why this project stands out. It was built to break the rules and show what a custom bike can really be. The team behind this bike wanted something special, something that would grab attention and show off their own ideas. The Honda CB 1000R was turned into a true one-of-a-kind machine by Sebastián Rochon from SR Corse […] The post C...| Return of the Cafe Racers
The exact definition of 'café racer' is often debated, but it holds a special meaning for Kenji Heianzan, founder of the Japanese workshop Minami Motorcycle. “We pursue what we call the 'Way of the Café,'” he tells us. “It's a philosophy that values quiet confidence, balance, and street presence, without pretense.” Minami Motorcycle is a small two-man operation based in Meguro—a quiet residential ward in Tokyo. They have a particular affinity for iconic Japanese bikes like the Hon...| Bike EXIF
Eak Tanadit, the owner and lead designer at Bangkok's K-Speed workshop, is arguably one of the best modifiers of small-capacity motorcycles the world| Return of the Cafe Racers