Honda Cb 550 Cafe Racer. FOUR POT SUPERSHOT. A Classic Honda CB550 Cafe Racer from Mellow Motorcycles Owner Kevin wanted a Honda CB cafe racer and after owning the smaller CB350 twin he knew something a little larger from the same family tree was going to be right in the sweet spot for this project But occasionally a good example of the type pops up, and this example from Poland is very good indeed
Honda Nighthawk 550 Cafe Racer Kit from webmotor.org
The custom scene has splintered and grown a lot over the past few years, and Honda inline fours are no longer ubiquitous Honda CB550 "Respect"-A Prague-built 550 Four from Gas & Oil Bespoke Motorcycles… While the CB750 may have grabbed the world's attention as the "Original.
Honda Nighthawk 550 Cafe Racer Kit
This 1971 CB500 café racer comes from our old pal Pete Chase of Cafe Cycles, who's been working out of his small Rhode Island workshop for more than a decade and a half, specializing in aluminum fabrication and full custom builds as well as wiring, wheel-building, engine rebuilds, and more.We've had the pleasure of featuring a couple of Pete's builds, including his Yamaha XS650 street. Honda CB550 "Respect"-A Prague-built 550 Four from Gas & Oil Bespoke Motorcycles… While the CB750 may have grabbed the world's attention as the "Original. We've seen a few well executed Honda CB550 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
FOUR POT SUPERSHOT. A Classic Honda CB550 Cafe Racer from Mellow Motorcycles. One of them is Basti Happ of Munich, Germany, who under the banner of 089moto is taking a midlife detour and producing classic customs like this clean as can be 1976 Honda CB550F cafe racer Always with an interest in design and engineering, it was when meeting his motorcycle riding friends in the city that Basti first considered that maybe two-wheels was for him.
A Classic Honda CB550 Cafe Racer. Regardless, it's a vast improvement over what was there. Geoff launched Return of the Cafe Racers in 2006 as a place to document his very first cafe racer build