Cb750 cafe racer

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Some custom motorcycle builders grow up riding and wrenching, and that early start is obvious in their work. On the flip side, 25-year-old Nick Hooper's been fiddling with bikes for less than three years now—but you wouldn't think it, looking at this perfectly proportioned Honda CB750. Nick lives in Nashville, Tennessee, where he works as a music producer and session guitarist. A friend got him onto his first bike, a Honda CB350, just a few years ago. He jumped in with both feet, teaching…

With a name like Caffeine Custom, you can probably guess which custom style influences this shop. But you might be surprised at how good this Honda café racer is—and even more surprised to know where the shop is based. This perfectly proportioned CB750 isn't from Europe or the States—it's from the south of Brazil. Caffeine Custom was launched four years ago by friends Bruno Costa and Tiago Zilli, and they’re based in a rustic old shed in Caxias do Sul, in the mountains of Serra Gaúcha. Head…

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CB750 Cafe Racer

ONCE UPON A TIME in South-Central Virginia there was a boy who was dreaming of one day building his own café racer. It was not until his 26th birthday that he managed to materialize his ambition. It was a long process in the making as Jake Wingate describes it: “I have always been fascinated by those beautiful machines I read about in magazines and saw online. It wasn’t until more recently that I decided I could build one myself and make it my very own. Once I had that idea in my head, I was…