Café Racer is a motorcycle type. Intended for high-speed riding for short distances. Motorcycle design is optimized for speed and handleability at the expense of ride comfort. <br> The term сafé racer originated in the 1960's in England as an ironic title of motorcyclists, pretending to be "cool" professional drivers, parking their bikes near their table in a cafe. Towards the end of the 1950s and early 1960s in London begins a rapid development of the Moto-Culture; motorcyclists often met in pubs and cafes, and that was how an original new entertainment — race to the music — came into being. The race "track" from the cafe "Ace Cafe" to the nearest junction was approximately 2 km in one direction, and street racers had to drive the distance from the cafe and back while a song on the jukebox was playing. The races were called Caff and quickly have become popular, they began to attract more and more people in the "Ace Cafe"