mixmaster said:So just how big is to big for a Cafe style build. Seems 500cc and under is most popler. Is 1000 to much?? I know it's hard to throw a bigger bike around. But i'm a bigger rider. Whats you're opinion??
tWistedWheelz said:To each his own really, I mean there is no real set guidlines to a "cafe racer" really! But I would have to say that the CB750 has played a big roll in the racer world since its release! It makes a great Cafe and has proved popular amonst the cafe crowd!
Does anyone think I am wrong here?
troybilt said:Hillsy's theoretical situation is pretty cool. Two words come to mind Rebellion and speed...it would be cool to see what a Rocker would pick today.
KTM RC8. Fast, aggressive, and black... And not many out there for sure.troybilt said:Hillsy's theoretical situation is pretty cool. Two words come to mind Rebellion and speed...it would be cool to see what a Rocker would pick today.
I was wondering when someone would notice. Yeah he impressed the shit out of me too. Vid was fun to watch.m357.5 said:Dude on the GL1800 can FUCKIN RIDE....He would outrun me on that GL even if I was on the latest and greatest sportbike LOL, watchin the vid, I'd say hes been to the Gap more than once EH! A good rider is far more important than a FAST bike.
I'm not down on small bore stuff, but I wouldnt build anything smaller than a 750 for myself.....or a 500 2 stroker
hillsy said:what sort of bike would he buy to get to the next cafe the fastest? You can bet your ass it won't be under 600cc.....or British.....
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....Deviant1 said:Unless you plan on building a "tracker." Apparently those waters aren't muddy at all.... Just ask Kev Nemo
VonYinzer said:Build whatever you want man! Just remember, "cafe racer" and other "styles" are just that. A style. No ones building real race bikes (for the most part). So have fun, and create something awesome for yourself...
Deviant1 said:Unless you plan on building a "tracker." Apparently those waters aren't muddy at all.... Just ask Kev Nemo