We’ve been covering the work of British automotive customizers, A. Kahn Design, for quite some time now. We’ve covered mainly their Land Rover Defender tunes, but they also customize other types of 4-wheeled vehicles. Now the company has ventured into the world of two-wheeled vehicles, in collaboration with Danish motorcycle-builders Lauge Jensen.
The custom bike is called the Kahn Design Café Racer and is pretty good looking. Everything on the bike is hand-built by Lauge Jensen and can be customized to owner’s request; however, only 10 examples of these custom motorcycles will be produced.
The company didn’t provide much information on the Café Racer, but we do know the bike is powered by a V-twin engine that’s capable of reaching 60 mph in 4 seconds with a top speed of 160 mph. The company also claims this is the first motorcycle to meet EURO4 requirements, whatever that means (actually, it’s some sort of strict European emissions law).
No word on pricing on the Lauge Jensen x Kahn Design Café Racer, but since the bike is limited to 10 pieces and owners can choose different finished, we expect it to be pretty pricey.
Lauge Jensen x Kahn Design Cafe Racer Motorcycle Photo Gallery
that is not a cafe racer.
please don’t write about things you either have no idea about or are too lazy to research.
this is what a cafe racer looks like (clue: the hump on the back is a must-have):
https://www.pipeburn.com/home/category/cafe-racer
do you even know how and why the term cafe racer came about? this is merely one more pedantic harley chopper-style cruiser.
and to think i was seconds from bookmarking this site. back to the real world!
Oh my God!!! What are we going to do now that you didn’t bookmark our site, I think we should just close up shop and commit suicides…
BTW, I never called this bike a Cafe Racer, this is what the company calls it and is the bike’s name “Kahn Design Cafe Racer”…