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RYCA Motors cafe racer kit- Mirrors!
- Hideous
- At 1:33 thats the outside of Padddy's Pub
- frikkin ugly.."put a bump seat and drop bar & tada: cafe racer" smh nasty lookin dirt bike
- everything but street legit. D'oh
- "It's torquey off the line, but lacks at higher speeds." Maybe you should swap out that giant back sprocket then...
- you got a nice ass, susan bb
- id just get a real 2 stroke cafe race bike for probably cheaper than that
- I want to see an S50 kit!
- The Cascade mountain range and high desert does not disappoint.
- u r right, never in that region, a lot in the canadian rockies but the most in the bavarian-austrian-swiss alpine serpents
- Obviously you have never ridden in the Pacific North West of the USA. The bike is shit by any measure anyway.
- 30 HP? Hardly worthy of the Racer tag. Put a full face helmet on already. The soft bones of your face are a poor defense for your brain. A caved in face is nobody's idea of cool.
- Looks nice, but I'm never sure that kits are in the cafe racer ethos. The whole idea of such a thing is it's something someone does for themselves, on the cheap and in their own way.
- I want one of these. Nice review. I liked the rolling shots showing the riding position, and hearing the motor. Thanks.
- What a waste of motorcycle for the boring straight american roads, where is the fun when there r no curves to hunt?
- i am from bs as argentina and i think it si a very good idea for poor people like me !!
- Susane Carpenter For the LA TIMES reviews:  
 
RYCA Motors in Whittier transforms old Suzuki S40 motorcycles into retro cafe racers with its CS-1 kit. With the $2,600 kit, some hand tools and 40 hours of labor, customers can turn a $2,000 used S40 into a high-style bike.
- Like it or not, I'd love to know how many of these kits they've sold.
- This shit is a fucking scam I've seen sick ass honda cb series turned into a cafe going for less than 2500 , RYCA can eat my cars shit!