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UPDATE: due to the huge success of Sacha’s CX500 Café Racer, they’ve decided to build a small number of limited “copies” of this awesome bike. Under the label of Blacktrack Motors Sacha and his team are building 25 copies of the so called BT-01 and offer 2 models: 5 Race Editions and 20 Sport Editions. The Sport Edition is priced at €35.000,- and the more exclusive Race Edition will go to a new owner for €55.000,-.

This Honda CX500 Café Racer by Sacha Lakic was one of the reasons to start with BikeBrewers.com, so one of my first posts is about this awesome creation:

Universal art designer Sacha Lakic has created one of the most beautiful CX500 Café Racers ever. A cool classic meets aggressive look and only the best parts used. The full list of mods en specs can be found under the photo’s.

Gallery:

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cx500-cafe-racer

He did a crazy great job, straitening out the weird line of the stock CX500, using a red Marzocchi RAC fork in combination with a Öhlins rear shock from a Ducati 851 and a custom made swing arm.

cx500-cafe-racer-1

There is not much left of the original CX500 since literally every single part has been thought out and taken care of. It’s a real “one of” bike, stuffed with custom and tailor made parts.

CX500 Cafe Racer

CX500 Cafe Racer

CX500 Café Racer 2

CX500 Café Racer

CX500 Cafe Racer

CX500 Cafe Racer

Also check out the video of Sacha Lakic and his CX500:

Full mods & specs Honda CX500 Café Racer by Sacha Lakic:

  • Complete rebuilt engine (original)
  • Open cone filters + rejetted carbs
  • Honda CBR 125 water cooler
  • Electric fan
  • Marzocchi RAD50 front fork
  • Öhlins rear shock (Ducati 851)
  • Nissin brakes + Rizoma brake reservoir
  • Rear frame cut of and welded (smaller) loop
  • Reinforced swing arm and mono shock system
  • Rearsets of a Honda CBR1000
  • Dunlop Sportmat Mutant tires (F 120-70-17, R 160-60-17)
  • Exel rims
  • Custom hubs
  • Custom seat
  • Custom front fender
  • Custom exhaust system
  • Small speedo en tacho
  • New head- and taillight

Update January 3rd, 2016:

It’s official: Sacha Lakic’s CX500 is chosen to be the best custom motorcycle of 2015!

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About the Author: Ron Betist

Ron Betist grew up with motorcycles with a father heading the Amsterdam motorcycle police force. He has been riding (legally) for over 40 years and motorcycles are his true passion. With a life-long career in marketing and sales he has a huge international network. He joined as a contributor at BikeBrewers in 2017 to spread his word about bikes with the rest of the world.

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UPDATE: due to the huge success of Sacha’s CX500 Café Racer, they’ve decided to build a small number of limited “copies” of this awesome bike. Under the label of Blacktrack Motors Sacha and his team are building 25 copies of the so called BT-01 and offer 2 models: 5 Race Editions and 20 Sport Editions. The Sport Edition is priced at €35.000,- and the more exclusive Race Edition will go to a new owner for €55.000,-.

This Honda CX500 Café Racer by Sacha Lakic was one of the reasons to start with BikeBrewers.com, so one of my first posts is about this awesome creation:

Universal art designer Sacha Lakic has created one of the most beautiful CX500 Café Racers ever. A cool classic meets aggressive look and only the best parts used. The full list of mods en specs can be found under the photo’s.

Gallery:

[su_custom_gallery source=”media: 1264,1265,1266,1267,1268,1269,1270,1271,1272,1274″ link=”lightbox” title=”never”]

cx500-cafe-racer

He did a crazy great job, straitening out the weird line of the stock CX500, using a red Marzocchi RAC fork in combination with a Öhlins rear shock from a Ducati 851 and a custom made swing arm.

cx500-cafe-racer-1

There is not much left of the original CX500 since literally every single part has been thought out and taken care of. It’s a real “one of” bike, stuffed with custom and tailor made parts.

CX500 Cafe Racer

CX500 Cafe Racer

CX500 Café Racer 2

CX500 Café Racer

CX500 Cafe Racer

CX500 Cafe Racer

Also check out the video of Sacha Lakic and his CX500:

Full mods & specs Honda CX500 Café Racer by Sacha Lakic:

  • Complete rebuilt engine (original)
  • Open cone filters + rejetted carbs
  • Honda CBR 125 water cooler
  • Electric fan
  • Marzocchi RAD50 front fork
  • Öhlins rear shock (Ducati 851)
  • Nissin brakes + Rizoma brake reservoir
  • Rear frame cut of and welded (smaller) loop
  • Reinforced swing arm and mono shock system
  • Rearsets of a Honda CBR1000
  • Dunlop Sportmat Mutant tires (F 120-70-17, R 160-60-17)
  • Exel rims
  • Custom hubs
  • Custom seat
  • Custom front fender
  • Custom exhaust system
  • Small speedo en tacho
  • New head- and taillight

Update January 3rd, 2016:

It’s official: Sacha Lakic’s CX500 is chosen to be the best custom motorcycle of 2015!

By Published On: July 15, 2015Categories: Cafe Racer0 Comments on CX500 Café Racer by Sacha LakicTags: , 2.2 min readViews: 1437

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About the Author: Ron Betist

Ron Betist grew up with motorcycles with a father heading the Amsterdam motorcycle police force. He has been riding (legally) for over 40 years and motorcycles are his true passion. With a life-long career in marketing and sales he has a huge international network. He joined as a contributor at BikeBrewers in 2017 to spread his word about bikes with the rest of the world.

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