THE Ace Cafe London are holding the London Motorcycle and Custom Show at Alexandra Palace on Friday 26th to Sunday 28th February, 2010.The three-day event features a round of the world custom building championships, plus trade stands, entertainment

JACK Lilley and Ace Cafe London have joined forces to create this limited edition Triumph Street Triple.Dubbed the ACE 675CR, the run is limited to 10 machines to celebrate 10th anniversary of the cafe's full re-opening.The bikes are all

made it to the Ace Cafe last month. I had hoped for a feeling of history, atmosphere, friendly people and good food, but my experience was ten times better. The man that brought this place back to life, Mark Wilsmore, was present in full rocker regalia

Mark Wilsmore, managing director of the legendary Ace Cafe on the North Circular in London, chats over a brew1. If you were a bike what would you be?A GSX-R1127 in a featherbed frame, short Manx polished ally tank, monoshock and USD forks2. Describe

held at the Ace Cafe London Motorcycle and Custom Show at Alexandra Palace in February.The victorious bike, which features a number of modifications, including a hand-made rear fender, fabricated petrol tank, 1940s style speedster handlebars

The lead singer of The Damned, former grave digger and lifelong bike fan stops off at the Ace Cafe on his 45 Flathead for a coffee and a chat.How did you get into bikes?Both my parents used to ride bikes. They say the vibrations must have got

around at the Ace Cafe. I came over and found a couple of Polish bikers, I tried to get on with them but couldn’t. I really struggle to get on with Polish guys, in my opinion they have come over here and ruined it for the rest of us. They seem to work

they could congregate was at a truck stop in North London called the Ace Café. There, the original ton-up boys would work on their bikes, swap tales of riding exploits, eat greasy trucker food and take part in illegal burn-ups. A favourite pastime

fashion. First a bit of history, which is what the Ace Cafe serves up as well as steaming mugs of tea and monumental fry-ups. The Ace is situated on what is now a bypassed backwater of a road that was once the arterial heart of London, the A406 North

. For example, take the bike meets at Chelsea Bridge or the Ace Cafe that have gone spectacularly wrong due to retards with very little machine control and even less sense. Cretins of the highest order who've binned their bike and hurled it into the crowd