By : Anupam Singh Parihar of Dochaki Design “When I was in Design College Stuyding Automobile Design, We were Regularly asked to make simple designs, Mind it simple but not boring. It was a Yamaha RXZ 4 speed, Successor of Read More …
Way, way back in the day, there were no real ‘go fast’ parts readily available. You couldn’t go to ebay or any of the thousands of online stores for hi-po parts. So people removed weight. They stripped off everything they could. Read More …
Thanks to technical revolution and the renewed emphasis on bad-ass aesthetics, we are in one golden age for motorcycles. Almost every motorcycle enthusiast, at some point, wants to taste a Café racers. These stripped-down two wheeled machines have changed the way we interact Read More …
Although café racers come in many ways, still there are some commonalities that run throughout the design. With the lowering of the handlebars and altering of the gas tank and modifying the seat, the outline of the bike becomes more appealing. Read More …
If you go by the look, the cafe racer style is widely recognized by the sporty laid down riding position where Scramblers comes with a comfortable up right riding position, adding a comfortable footrest position unlike cafe racer and scrambler and more Read More …
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