Hookie Co. has just unveiled what might one of the finest modern café racer interpretations we’ve ever laid eyes on. They use the BMW R nineT scrambler moto as the base to create the angry Cobra, which gets its look from custom new bodywork that boasts contours for knees in the tank cover, a sportbike front fender, and a headlight and a Koso Thunderbolt LED headlight. The framework is bold with a long straight rail that runs to the rear subframe and the integrated taillight. With the exception of the fork covers, the bike is clad in black, including the two-in-one exhaust. Only ten of these beauties will be made, and you can pre-order them for an all-in price of $38,140 (which includes the donor bike).
Hookie Co. Cobra Café Racer
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