If you’ve got a recent-model Triumph Bonneville, Thruxton or Scrambler in your garage and want to upgrade it, you’ll find a dizzying array of options to choose from, with full cafe racer kits at the top of the tree. And this one, coming from German accessory specialist Metisse, is right there with the best of them. After launching kits for the BMW R1200, designer and Metisse owner Horst Edler has added a new model – the Metisse Triumph CR900.

The CR900 cafe racer kit fits any 2001-on model from the Triumph ‘modern classics’ range, and prices start from USD 3,700 including tax. The base kit includes an upholstered aluminium seat unit and a polished aluminum fuel tank, with a mount for the original fuel pump and a lockable filler cap. You also get an LED taillight, a number plate bracket with indicator mounts, a lowering kit for the instruments and a decal set.

If you want to buy a ready-built bike, the German Triumph dealer ZTK will assemble one for you, which would cost USD 15,000 or more, depending on spec, and yes, that includes the cost of the bike too. Metisse also offers hop-up parts including belt drive kits, Wilbers suspension made to Metisse specifications, Gilles hand controls, rearsets and lightweight bolt kits.

via BIKE EXIF