There’s been a huge surge in cafe racer style over the last couple of years. Popularised by a new wave of motorcycle blogs such as Rescogs, Bike Exif and Pipeburn, original machines and modified modern bikes have caught on with a new wave of riders as well as original fans. Cafe Racers, Dirt Trackers and other customs have captured the imagination and current fashion.
But there’s no point in modifying your vintage British Triumph or a more modern Honda CB400 and then riding it in one-piece leathers and a full-face lid. You’ll want to match your bike, and we have just the right helmets and clothing to do that for less.
Helmet: Bultaco Mercurio 155GT:
Bultaco is a classic Spanish brand which was originally founded in 1959 after Montessa director Francisco Bulto had a big disagreement with fellow director Pere Permanyer, who felt the company should move away from racing. As a result Bultaco not only launched with the 125cc Tralla 101 road bike, but just two months later entered the Spanish Grand Prix and took seven of the first ten places. They went on to dominate off-road competition in the 1960s and 1970s.
The Bultaco Mercurio 155 GT is a modern helmet which has the look of the 1974 design, and it’s particularly striking in orange. It comes with a three stud peak, but an optional press stud visor is also available for a real retro road look. And for just £119.99 you get the style, ACU Gold approval, a micro-perforated liner for ventilation with anti-allergic fabric on inner contact areas, and a handy fastening on the rear to hold your goggles.

The Bultaco Mercurio 155 GT Open Face Helmet
Jacket: STEIN Heritage Jacket
The Belstaff and Barbour style wax cotton motorcycle jackets have a lot of style to them. But prices can reflect that - and modern materials have moved on to offer a lot more comfort and practicality.
Which is why this STEIN Heritage Jacket is so good. You get a stylish and classic look which will work as well in the pub as it does on your bike. But you also get a waterproof and breathable textile jacket with a removable thermal lining, CE-approved protection in the elbows and shoulders, plus a pocket for an additional back protector.
And there’s plenty of storage with two external chest pockets, two external patch pockets, internal pockets in both the lining and jacket, and a mobile phone pocket (Not a requirement in the 1950s, but useful now!). And it’s yours for an unbelievably low £99.98.

Stein Heritage Motorcycle Jacket
Trousers: Red Route Classic Kevlar Jeans:
In hot weather, and particularly around town, it’s always tempting to ride in a pair of jeans rather than leathers. But despite the classic denim look, it’s not quite up to the job of protecting you. That’s why motorcycle jeans have become so popular, and these Red Route Classic Kevlar jeans are available at 50% off the recommended retail price, for just £49.99.
Alternatively, as they’ve proved so popular, we’ve also got Hornee M8 Regular Fit Jeans available, also with Kevlar reinforcement.

Red Route Kevlar Jeans
Boots: Oxford Products Cherokee Waterproof Boots
Tucked under your jeans (and the required retro one-inch turn-ups!) , you can afford to be a bit more contemporary with your boots - especially as they come into the most abuse from constant gear changing and scuffing.
New for 2013, the Oxford Products Cherokee Waterproof Boots feature a leather upper, waterproof membrane, heavy duty tread design and a reinforced angle protector. And you save £20 off the normal rrp, at just £49.99.

Oxford Products Cherokee Waterpoof Boots
Alternatively, if you fancy something racier for a modern cafe racer rider, then we also have the Spada Predator Race Boot, which combines a sportsbike style with a waterproof membrane for the British summer weather. And you also benefit from toe sliders if you’re a more enthusiastic rider.
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