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Bikes

Ace Cafe Racer

As is widely acknowledged, a Cafe Racer is
a unique breed of motorcycle that brings
together the core elements of speed, handling,
style and sheer fun

A Cafe Racer has always been a very personal
affair for its rider, and though hardly any two
machines will look the same, through the last fifty
years they have all followed on one idea

Inspired by all who have contributed to the Cafe
Racer style in the last half century, we take pride
in announcing a very personal affair by introducing
the Ace Cafe Racer built by Stonebridge Motor Co
(StoMoCo)

"LITTTLE MISS DYNAMITE"

Following the successful Dyno tests, departing
thereafter to the USA to compete and participate at
the prestigious S&S Cycle 50th Anniversary and
the renowned AMD World Championship at Sturgis,
"Little Miss Dynamite" will make her European Premiere
at the cafe for the 70th Anniversary celebrations and
15th annual Ace Cafe Reunion - 12th - 14th September

Before introducing the bike - tech-spec and some
pictures - we wish to express our deepest feelings of
loss and remembrance of one truly 'Ace' person

MARTA
R.I.P
09.09.07

The Ace Cafe Racer carries her name

"LITTLE MISS DYNAMITE"

Vital Statistics:
Frame: StoMoCo Featherbed 'Super' Wideline
Engine: S&S 100ci SB Sportster 1650cc
Gearbox: 6-speed Baker XL
Suspension: Ohlins
Wheels: 18"
Rubber: 120 front - 160 rear

Dyno Report (Urbane Racing):
105lbs/sq ft + 135bhp @ rear wheel @ 75% throttle
140mph @ 5000rpm in 5th gear



Enquiries & Information:
Nick Gale
Managing Director
Stonebridge Motor Company
Tel: +44 (0)20 8998 6775
Mobile: +44 (0)7951 741 352
www.stonebridgemotorcompany.com

Dates:

S&S Cycle 50th Anniversary
La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA
24th - 30th June 2008

AMD World Championship
Sturgis, S.Dakota, USA
3rd - 6th August 2008

Ace Cafe Reunion
12th - 14th September 2008
www.ace-cafe-london.com/Reunion.aspx