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Italian Cafe Racers

By (author) Uli Cloesen
Format: Hardback
Publisher: Veloce Publishing Ltd, Dorset, United Kingdom
Published: 14th Aug 2014
Dimensions: w 255mm h 253mm d 19mm
Weight: 910g
ISBN-10: 1845847490
ISBN-13: 9781845847494
Barcode No: 9781845847494
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Synopsis
There have been plenty of books published about Italian motorcycles, and a few covering the cafe racer genre, but none has covered the evolution of the Italian sportsbike into the Italian cafe racer - until now. Coming from a nation with a great motorcycle racing heritage, Italian motorcycles have, unsurprisingly, always had a sporting flair. This book lifts the lid on the growing trend of custom Italian cafe conversions, illustrated in detail with stunning images of select sporting, racing, and cafed Italian motorcycles. Italian Cafe Racers celebrates stunning Italian bikes from all over the globe. From the old to the modern, from horizontal-singles to inline sixes, this book reveals these stylish machines in all their innovative glory. Whether you're a entusiasta, a follower of the cafe racer culture, or simply appreciate beautiful bikes, this book is guaranteed to interest and inspire - see the 'cafed' side of Italian bikes.

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Like all the others in the series it is an interesting look outside mainstream motorcycling and covers machines not found in conventional books on Italian motorcycles. It is book that is both for the cafe racer enthusiast and those who appreciate engineering skill and workmanship as well as finding favour with all motorcyclists. Ian Kerr - Freelance Mission accomplished! In the introduction to Italian Cafe Racers, author Uli Cloesen says, "If this book creates at least some excitement about Italian Cafe Racers [sic], then its aim has been achieved." For a Petrolista it would be difficult indeed, looking over the images, not to feel anything ... Petrolicious