29 Results: cafe racer in South Australia

Key Specifications : Model : Café Racer, White Make : San Remo Width : 840 Height : 530 Depth : 700 Weight : 77kg Power Type 1 Phase 32 Amp Hardwired In excellent condition, this gorgeous machine would make for a perfect cafe every day centerpiece. It was previously used in a local coffee shop with light use. Always on Reverse Osmosis Water (no limescale to worry about) and serviced regularly. No issues whatsoever and purchaser can see in action as it is plumbed in and ready to demonstrate.

• 600 cc
• 22500 km

Can hear running , clear PPSR check supplied for prospective buyer - no stolen or write-off history & last registered NSW - matching numbers bike . Complete as pictured with spare parts ZX-6R ninja & original bits . 600cc 6 speed . New radiator in box to fit , CNC clip on handlebars fitted , rear pads replaced , oil changed & K/N filter , new cafe racer style seat . Carburettors have been jetted and full rebuild kits installed - fuel lines & filter . No oil leaks - smoke or rattles from engine

• 650 cc
• 0 km

Yamaha XS650 fuel tank with original paintwork in good condition. Very straight, no dents, just a few chips in the paintwork & minimal surface rust internally. Has the twin petcock outlets with the fuel fill point located centrally on top of the tank. Ideal for restoration or cafe racer project. Would prefer local pickup, but happy to post at buyers expense. Email/SMS only please

• 750 cc
• 0 km

Honda CB750 four (1976 - K6) for restoration. (The last picture is to show what a Honda CB750 K6 looks like). Ideal for a parts bike or restoration - would make a great start to a cafe racer. The frame and swinging arm look completely straight and original with all the brackets and tabs still attached. Comes with all the parts shown, plus 7 x boxes of other parts and a lot of small containers of parts (too much to list). For more info please phone only.

• 500 cc
• Learner Approved
• 30000 km

Selling my cx500 cafe racer conversion. Recently serviced and ridden no more than 50km since. Want it to go to someone who will give it the attention it deserves and drive it daily or weekly. Motogadget m.unit blue which has an inbuilt alarm system and remote starting through an app on your phone. Professional painted tank and rims. Relatively new lithium battery >12 months old- comes with trickle charger. I am already making a large loss on the bike, however slightly negotiable on price. M

Kim Carnes Cafe Racers LP 1983 EMI ST 17106 Record Near Mint (NM) Cover Near Mint (NM)

550280696 part number Taken from Kawasaki cafe racer 2021 Includes bracket

British Bike magazine December 1989, Issue 27. 59 pages. U.K. publication. In near excellent condition. Scuff to back cover. Internal pages have some age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front Cover: Perfect Twin, Britain's best Bonnie. Contents: Transmission: International Motorcycle Show, celebrating Birmingham's centenary with the Norton F1 launch (3 pages); What's On (1/2 page); Off The Beaten Track: Wrinklies can still show the teeny bopper

Classic Bike magazine, September 2002, No. 272. 100 pages. In very good condition. There are are a few light scuffs to the covers. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front cover: Collectors Special: Vincent Issue. Contents: News: Plaque unveiled at Vincent family home (2 pages); News: Moonshock Norton Commando launched (1 page); Event Reports: Goodwood, Barnsley, Brough run (1 page); CB All Japanese Show: T20 Suzuki wins top award (2 pages); Event News: VJMC, Motogiro d'Ital

Globe cafe racer, Great bike Small frame

• 600 cc
• Learner Approved
• 2000 km

1986 SRX 600. Full ground up rebuild completed, no expense spared. Bike is an Ace Cafe custom. Comes with a range of spares including a second tank. Has a new battery recently fitted and is ready to go. Excellent bike to ride and is Lams approved. Great handling, plenty of guts and sounds great.

Classic Bike magazine, July 2003, No. 282. 116 pages. In near excellent condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine. Front cover: High Flyer Triumphs. Contents: News (2 pages); Knebworth Show Report (2 pages); Letters (2 pages); Phil Read Column: Importance of the TT Lap of Honour (1 page); Profile: Rieju Motorcycles, Spanish marque still going strong after 50 years (2 pages); Supercharged BSA A65: 139mph sprinter built mainly from spare parts (3 pages); 1964 250 RE Cru

Classic Bike magazine, May 2002, No. 268. 99 pages. The Supplement "Guide to Buying and Selling" that came with this issue is not present. In very good overall condition. The covers have a few scuff marks at the top and bottom of the spine and on the top edge. Internal pages are in near excellent condition. Front cover: Buy Your Dream Bike. Contents: News: Bike hoard discovered under floorboards (3 pages); Phil Read Column: Buying bikes and helping scoutmaster at TT ( 1 page); Event

Classic Bike magazine, December 2001, No. 263. 107 pages. In very good condition. Tiny scuffs to the top and base of the spine; light scuff marks to the back cover, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Triumph's Forgotten Thunderbird. Contents: Suzuki wins Stafford: Heidi's Cockerton's conquering 1963 T10 (1/2 page); Talon Treat at Del Mar: California concours (1/2 page); New Model Test: Electric Start Bullet, Royal Enfield 500ES (1 page); Classic Scene: Diary and 20 -

Classic Bike magazine, September 2000, No. 248. 99 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: New glam rocker, Bullet 500S Clubman First Test. Contents: Classic World (2 pages); Supercharged Goodwood (3 pages); Phil Read: Fired up! (1 page); Going Places (2 pages); New Products (2 pages); Elvington Speed Sprint (2 pages); Riding: New Enfield cafe racer, Bullet 500S Clubman (8 pages);

Classic Bike magazine March 1994, No. 170. 98 pages. In near excellent condition for age. Tiny scuff to the top of the spine. Front cover: Easy Riders, which is the best Norton ES2? Contents: Triple 500cc Norton ES2 Road Test: '48 Plunger, '53 Springer, and '59 Featherbed (6 pages); Newslines: Trademark wars: Indian, Norton and Smiths (4 pages); Despatching with a Classic: A 1968 BSA Spitfire that works hard for its keep (5 pages); Writelines: Japanese controversy rages (2 pages); Bo

Classic Bike magazine October 1992, No. 153. 98 pages. In near excellent condition. Tiny scuff at the bottom of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: BSA Gold Star. Contents: BSA 441 Victor Special: Winning looks but is this big single a loser? (5 pages); Classic Manx Grand Prix: Reports from one of the greatest-ever island races (7 pages); Win Our BSA Gold Star (2 pages); Fitting Oil Filters: How to improve your classic's oil filtration (3 pages); Daytona Manx No

Classic Bike magazine August 1992, No. 151. 99 pages. In excellent condition for age. Front cover: Manx Norton cafe racer. Contents: Ducati Daytona and Mach 1: Road testing a duo of super fast Italian 250s (6 pages); Manx Norton Roadster: The ultimate cafe racer (5 pages); Bud Ekins: Legendary American racer, restorer and stunt rider (4 pages); Ariel Red Hunter: Pre-war 350cc single that was restored to ride - fast (4 pages); Classic Craftsmanship: The expert's guide to sorting out y

Classic Bike magazine, August 1990, No. 127. 82 pages. In very good condition. Tiny scuff marks at the top and bottom of the spine and a newsagent's sticker on the front cover, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: BSA A7SS cafe racer. Contents: TESTS: Manxman: Exclusive first road test of the Featherbed-framed, Inter-engined Manx-Norton replica (5 pages); Bob Hansen: Profile of the American former racer, sponsor and Daytona-winning team manager (5 pages); Misano 1990: the an

Classic Bike magazine, June 1990, No. 125. 83 pages. In very good condition. Small scuff mark to the top of the spine. Internal pages have age related edge discolouration, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: Thrashing a Thruxton Bonnie. Contents: ROAD TEST: JPN Commando: Cafe racer replica of the works Nortons gets the road test treatment (6 pages); Ariel NHT Special: Super lightweight Ariel NH350 with a trials frame (4 pages); Marketplace: motorcyle insurance (1 page); Vi

Classic Bike magazine, August 1989, No. 115. 87 pages. In very good condition for age. Covers have a few minor scuff marks. Front cover has newsagent's sticker at the top. Internal pages have age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: Cafe Connie, Dave Currie on his 700cc Royal Enfield Constellation cafe racer twin. Contents: ROAD TEST: Triumph's 350cc Tiger 90 twin (4 pages); FEATURES: MV mad: Magnificent obsessions (6 pages); How to wi

• 250 cc
• 28000 km

82 Suzuki gsx cafe racer. Rear loop nicely done, good paint on tank, alloy rear fender ( needs trimming to suit your style), new Mikuni VM 32 carbs (fitted not tuned has ran and ran like a beast has sat for a year since so hence the tune etc. Front fender is rough fitted for rego purposes but never got there (bike is not registered). Have carbs that came off the bike as well as other parts including exhaust wraps to complete the cafe look after rego. Bike was bought/built for my little brother

Classic Bike magazine, August 1988, Number 103. 79 pages. In very good condition. Some minor scuffs to covers. Front cover has a small crease in the bottom turning corner, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photos: Surtees, A magic weekend with MV, Mercedes, and Benelli; John Surtees on two wheels and four. Contents: TESTS: Motocross Test: Greeves Challenger MX1 meets CZ's 250 (4 pages); Classic Test: Puch's SVS 175 split-single (4 pages); FEATURES: Mind your head, renov

Classic Bike magazine, January 1982, No. 24. U.K. publication. 71 pages. In good overall condition for age. Front cover has penned price. Back cover has a 23mm oblique tear from the bottom edge. Internal pages have age related edge dscolouration, but are otherwise in very good condition. Front Cover: Aubrey Attrill on the ex-Gordon Jackson 350cc AJS 16MCS. Back cover: Phil Heath, 1937-39 500cc Norton, Model 30 at Donington Park 50th Anniversary Meeting, 1981. Contents: Trials Myth-Mak