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| Norton featherbed frame and a Triumph 750 Bonneville engine |
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| Mac Motorcycles, 500cc engine, $12,700 to $16,000 |
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| "mix of Batman’s motorcycle with a T.Rex fastback and Cat Woman’s curves" |
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| Featherbed Frame |
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| Truimph Boneville |
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-The Cafe Racer style in my opinion (as a target market consumer 16-22) are the definition of cool and appealing, just something about the flowing curves and exposed engine that drips with swagger
-The emblem and soul of counterculture in the 1960's.. Rockers, leather jacket, metal studded, Rock and Roll.
-A very defined, resilient and independent group
-Isn't this what youth nowadays is searching for? wanting to be different and alternative. But cool.
-The emblem and soul of counterculture in the 1960's.. Rockers, leather jacket, metal studded, Rock and Roll.
-A very defined, resilient and independent group
-Isn't this what youth nowadays is searching for? wanting to be different and alternative. But cool.
could there be an opportunity to incorporate a commuting twist or storage space with the cafe racer, without making it look tacky and lose its bad-ass aesthetic?
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