American Cafe

2010•1h 30m•

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"American Cafe" is a look into Cafe Racer motorcycle culture in the United States. Transplanted from Europe, the term "Cafe Racer" describes both a type of motorcycle as well as the personality of those who ride them. American Cafe tells the story of this culture in America by following two motorcyclists attempting to build Cafe Racers to ride in the Slimey Crud Motorcycle Gang Cafe Racer Run; one of the most well known, yet least understood, cafe racer events in the country.

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Matthew M. Cribben

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Randy Abendroth

Himself

Ken Clark

Himself

Matthew M. Cribben

Himself

Jason J. Gullickson

American Cafe

2010•1h 30m•

★0.0(0 ratings)

Documentary

Overview

Director

Matthew M. Cribben

Watchlist

Main Cast

Randy Abendroth

Himself

Ken Clark

Himself

Matthew M. Cribben

Himself

Jason J. Gullickson

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American Cafe

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English

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United States of America

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American Cafe

Overview

Director

Main Cast

Randy Abendroth

Ken Clark

Matthew M. Cribben

Jason J. Gullickson

American Cafe

Overview

Director

Main Cast

Randy Abendroth

Ken Clark

Matthew M. Cribben

Jason J. Gullickson

Andy Jacobson

Eric Lewis

Barry Mirkin

Kathleen Mitchell

Lou Myleneck

Chris Neff

Mike Puls

Gregg Rammel

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