Triumph Speed Twin cafe racer is a great looking body kit.
There are numerous things to go about it when you wish to customize motorbikes without damaging the motor’s performance in the long run.
The most straightforward, naturally way to do this is to utilize the body kit to ensure that it can be used as a standard.
One modified and successful version of an existing design of the Triumph Speed Twin is a cafe racer design because of the availability of an Rennstall Moto Body kit.
When creating this cafe racer kit Rennstall Moto worked closely with Philipp Ludwig from Kraftstoffschmiede and Krzysztof “Kris” Szews who is from Man & the Machines.
This body kit comprises the fairing, tail and belly pan. They all enhance the retro-modern cafe racer look.
The rest of the components are optional based on the preferences and tastes of the motorbike owner.
To make the fairing in front model, a bikini fairing is constructed using an acrylic windscreen as well as other details like tiny wingslets.
While the headlamp is standard, it has been lowered with customized brackets as well as turn signals lights that have the appearance of a minimalist design.
Behind the wheel, there are only minor changes in the form of usage of handlebars with clip-ons as well as mirrors at the bar’s end that support the cafe racer model.
Forward The tank is still using the standard Speed Twin but is combined with a new tail as well as seats.
The aluminum tail was designed by combining retro sportbike and cafe racer ideas with wings that cover the attractive mount.
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For the final part of the design, there’s the Rizoma tail tidy that doubles as an indicator bracket for number plates and the small turn signal.
The next component of the cafe racer kit is the belly pan, which provides an impression of the lower part on the Triumph Speed Twin.
For this particular for this project, Rennstall Moto also provides some minor upgrades in the leg area like an front shock cartridge made by Touratech.
Additionally to that, an exhaust system manufactured by Hattech was also used along with Metzeler Racetec RR tires on both wheels.
In the end, the Triumph Speed Twin cafe racer has a red hue with black accents in accordance to the standard color of the motorbike.