You may not have heard of K-Speed, but you may in the future.  K-Speed is based in Bangkok, Thailand and builds one of a kind custom bikes and parts and accessories.  Their latest creation is the changing of a Honda Monkey into a miniaturized cafe racer.

Monkey Business

Looking sleek, aggressive and quite racy, the little bike looks nothing like it did when stock.

Monda Monkey K-Speed

Honda Monkey based cafe racer by K-Speed. Photo credit: K-Speed.

As a matter of fact, if you didn’t know it was based on the little Honda Monkey, you might think it was a full sized bike.

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K-Speed’s cafe racer switches out the Monkey’s 12-inch wheels and changes them for modified aftermarket Honda Grom 14-inch units with solid covers that add an urban style to the little bike.

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The bobbed subframe is attached to shortened YSS shock absorbers, while the 5.6-liter tank remains unchanged other than being chromed.

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A velocity stack has been added to the intake and an open clutch cover lets you see the engine turning.  A low mounted old style Supertrapp style exhaust rounds out the engine accessories.

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Undoubtedly, lots of black powder coating gives the bike a more sinister and menacing look.  Especially for what began as a friendly little bike.

Photo credit: K-Speed.

Big bikes too!

Lest you think that K-Speed only works on small bikes, they work on full-size bikes as well.  And, they’ve built many different variations from stock motorcycles.   Like this BMW R9T…

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As well as a XV 750 have been turned into trimmed down sleek cafe racers.

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Even the Honda Super Cub has not escaped their attention.   With a new front end and new plastics, the redesigned Super Cub looks something like a Super Cub flat tracker.   K-Speed has been able to change a utilitarian commuter bike into this.

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What if you want to take your Super Cub onto the dirt?

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Have fun!  If you want to see more, head on over to K-Speed’s Facebook page.  They have plenty more examples of work they’ve done.

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