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Quite possibly the most defining element of a Cafe' Racer, the seat, is the riders direct connection to the machinery beneath him. Pulling their styling hues from necessity of aerodynamics, the classic British inspired one-up seats born in the 60's have pretty much stayed the same, ever since. Just one more piece of evidence that they, had it right.
Roccity Cafe Racers pays homage to the iconic style and heritage of those same designs that have stood the test of time.
Just like the craftsman of yesteryear they leverage the same techniques and design methodology as their forefathers while taking advantage of modern technology like computer aided design and modern chemical compounds. The result? Quite possibly the best line of available Cafe Racer seats you'll find West of the Ace Cafe.
The Fastback was designed with the XS650 in mind. Insane amounts of power with a narrow tank and wide frame rails. It's a perfect fit older British bikes that follow those same hues. It also sports a nice inward roll on the back of the seat giving it factory completed look.
The Dime City Crew gives this one a big thumbs up! Buy the ticket, take the ride!
Roccity Cafe Racers pays homage to the iconic style and heritage of those same designs that have stood the test of time.
Just like the craftsman of yesteryear they leverage the same techniques and design methodology as their forefathers while taking advantage of modern technology like computer aided design and modern chemical compounds. The result? Quite possibly the best line of available Cafe Racer seats you'll find West of the Ace Cafe.
The Fastback was designed with the XS650 in mind. Insane amounts of power with a narrow tank and wide frame rails. It's a perfect fit older British bikes that follow those same hues. It also sports a nice inward roll on the back of the seat giving it factory completed look.
The Dime City Crew gives this one a big thumbs up! Buy the ticket, take the ride!
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