Café Racers of 50s and 60s: Machines, Riders and Lifestyle a Pictorial Review: v. 1 (Mick Walker on Motorcycles)

by Mick Walker (Author)

• Used

  Illustrated
  1998

  $11.62

  This is a pictorial history of motorcycles - and the riders - who created the cafe racer craze. The author looks at the BSA Gold Star, the Triumph/Norton hybrid and others and recalls the leather-jacketed rockers who indulged in burn-ups on Britain's roads, and gained nationwide notoriety through their seafront battles with the archrivals, the Mods . He explains the origins of the movement, profiles its machinery and its personalities, and describes the equipment, livery and lifestyle of the cafe racer cult. A nostalgic gallery of contemporary photographs recreates a vivid portrait of the period.

• New

  Illustrated
  1998

  $12.82

  This is a pictorial history of motorcycles - and the riders - who created the cafe racer craze. The author looks at the BSA Gold Star, the Triumph/Norton hybrid and others and recalls the leather-jacketed rockers who indulged in burn-ups on Britain's roads, and gained nationwide notoriety through their seafront battles with the archrivals, the Mods . He explains the origins of the movement, profiles its machinery and its personalities, and describes the equipment, livery and lifestyle of the cafe racer cult. A nostalgic gallery of contemporary photographs recreates a vivid portrait of the period.