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  The café racer began as a simple idea among British motorcyclists who wanted speed, style, and freedom. In the 1950s and 1960s, riders modified their standard bikes to make them faster and lighter, often gathering at local cafés before racing to the next stop. These stripped-down machines reflected their owners’ creativity and passion for performance rather than loyalt...

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He recently noticed that a Norton Commando sold for a surprisingly high price, showing how much interest in this classic motorcycle has grown. The sale reminded him why the Commando holds such a special place in British motorcycle history. It wasn’t just another model—it represented a turning point when Norton fought to stay relevant during a time of fierce com...

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The Yamaha RD 350 earned a reputation for being both thrilling and dangerous, known for its light frame and powerful engine. Years later, a builder in Brazil set out to reimagine this classic motorcycle, blending its legacy with modern engineering. His goal was to create something that looked and felt like a new version of the RD 350, while improving safet...

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The builder continues progress on a budget-friendly Honda CX500 project, focusing on improving both function and appearance. After completing work on the rear frame and seat, attention now shifts to cleaning up the front end. He explains how to design and fabricate custom parts at home using simple tools, showing that careful planning and small adjustments can lead ...

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Retro motorcycles are really making waves for 2025. Several brands are dusting off their classics, updating old favorites, and rolling out some fresh faces. Riders now get to choose from bikes that blend vintage looks with modern reliability and comfort. Whether you want a nimble, smaller bike or a big, powerful machine, there’s honestly something out there for just about eve...

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