This beautiful orange CB350 cafe racer is the handy work of Australian, Ben Shaw. Ben runs a custom bike shop called Extreme Creations on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. He started the business from his garage over 10 years ago, but after 2 years of receiving projects from word of mouth he needed to find a bigger premise to work from. We can see why his business keeps on growing. This 50's styled CB350 cafe racer is simply breathtaking, so different from the streetfighters Ben has become renound for. You can find more pics of this amazing bike on the Extreme Creations gallery. [Thanks Troy]

We recently received a message from one of our readers saying we had never featured any bikes from Benjie’s Café Racer (BCR) and at first I thought he was wrong, until I did a search. Well, you are damn right and it's about time we did. Benjie Flipprboi is one hell of a bike builder and we can't believe this is the first Café Racer we have featured from him. The pictured bike is a 1969 Honda CB350 named 'El Poquito' (the little one). Benjie created virtually everything on the bike including the the gas tank, seat, stainless steel clip-ons and rear sets, plus most of the remaining parts of the bike are all hand fabricated. This is one beautiful Café Racer and we appreciate the hard work that's gone into it. For the whole story on how Benjie built this little red monster read about it here. To see more from BCR check the gallery and their amazing parts catalogue.

Hail the Honda! The CB350F is one of the smallest and most sophisticated mass produced four-cylinders ever built. It was only built for two years from 1972-74. This 1974 Honda CB350F Cafe Racer was recently sold on ebay. The seller threw in the url cb350F.com to sweeten the deal. Judging by the new owners comments on his site like "sexist bike on the planet" he is obviously head over heals in love with his new purchase. Why wouldn't he be? It's a beautiful example of what a classic cafe racer should look like. Clip-ons, uncomfortable cafe seat and lots of chrome. For more pics check out this flicr gallery.

Just found this photographer called Tony Starr from Melbourne, Australia through Speed Junkies (which is a fresh blog). He is the proud owner of a 1973 Honda CB350. But it was his photography that got me really excited...

Saw this beautiful CB350 cafe racer and got that warm and fuzzy feeling again in parts of my body I can't discuss here. I think the couple in the old CB350 ad below know that feeling as well...