A Cafe Racer is a style of motorcycle that originated in the 1960s in the United Kingdom. These bikes are characterized by their minimalist design, lightweight frames, and a focus on speed and performance. Riders often customize their motorcycles to enhance aesthetics and functionality, leading to a unique and personal expression of style. The term "cafe racer" comes from the practice of riders racing from one cafe to another, often in a bid to show off their bikes and riding skills. This culture emphasizes a sense of community among enthusiasts, who often gather at cafes and events to share their passion for these distinctive motorcycles.