
February/March 2025
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Out now, Café Racer’s latest issue featuring the Taming the Widowmaker, BCP’s Naked Suzuki Cafe, Chris Cosentino’s Hypermono Racer’sand the Marmite Triton. Get yours today!

February/March 2025
Issue Out now
Out now, Café Racer’s latest issue featuring the Taming the Widowmaker, BCP’s Naked Suzuki Cafe, Chris Cosentino’s Hypermono Racer’sand the Marmite Triton. Get yours today!
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Auction Action Update
A correction of sorts is in order due an error in this issue's Paddock section. We mentioned the upcoming J. Wood and Company Auction slated for Saturday, September 28 that the auction is for "the late" Jack Weaver, though Mr. Weaver, a longtime MX racer from the...
Ewan and Charlie Roll Again
There's not much motorcycling content on the TV these days as cable's Motor Trend network has gone to an all-cars format and Motoamerca racing is soon to wrap up another season. We just took in some very good news on that front as the intrepid team of Ewan MacGregor...
Naked Speed?
Undoubtedly, this has been a very hot summer riding season. The Pittsburgh area received no fewer than 20 plus-90 degree days which makes daytime riding something of a chore. I've been fortunate enough to own a couple of perforated textile riding jackets and some...
Serious About Speed
Cafe Racer magazine's August/September issue is out today and focuses on something we all hold dear to our hearts (and driver's licenses...) Serious Speed. The issue features several stories dedicated to the men and women who take life on two wheels to an entirely...
Custom Scene, 2024
Our stalwart reporter Gary Hallobeck has been steadily traveling this year, visiting as many custom motorbike shows as he can cram into the schedule. In Cafe Racer magazine's August/September issue (out next week) Gary shares some of the inspiring and quite innovative...
30th Anniversary for the Reborn Ace Cafe
Coming up on the weekend of September 6 through 9 is the 30th Anniversary of London's Ace Cafe. The festivities will mark quite the occasion for the Ace which first opened in 1938 as a transport cafe, serving motorists and commuters working nearby. The building was...