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| Food trucks on site. It's LA. You won't be left hungry. |
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The guys at Pro Italia have been building this thing. It looks like a café racer on steroids as that appears to be a pretty decently sized V-twin hiding under the bodywork. Being an air-cooled engine, the cutouts in the fairing shoot air straight over the heads.
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| The Honda RC30 had a spot (and an umbrella!) all to its self. It's one of the few single-sided swing arm Hondas. |
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Paul Smart is a racer of legend in Ducati's history.
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| It looks to use an air-cooled V-twin. I love the exposed belts and the dry clutch which is a common Ducati feature. |
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| This 2007 Triumph Thruxton is a café racer styled inline-twin. Unlike common sportbikes, a few of these café racer bikes only have a single front brake rotor. If you look closely, you can see the turn signal integrated into the end of the handlebar. Yes, that’s a dry carbon fairing. |
