Let?s face it?it?s been the year from hell for most of us. But builders kept on building, in sheds and workshops and garages, and most of us were still able to get out and ride (a little).
Most builders were stymied by a lack of parts availability and prolonged shipping times. Others fired up the lathe, cannibalized spare bikes, or made do with what was lying around on the shelf. The quality and quantity of bikes submitted to us throughout the year did not decline.
On a more personal note, our web traffic was up by over 8% on 2019, despite most web browsers making it harder to count users. And towards the end of the year we sealed a deal to join forces with our favorite moto magazine, Iron & Air. This will bring extra stability to Bike EXIF, more exposure for builders, and a bigger audience for advertisers wanting to reach moto enthusiasts. That?s enough about us, so let?s get onto the bikes. This Top 10 is purely data-driven, and based on page views, social likes and shares, and incoming links. We also bear in mind how long a bike has been ?live? on the site.

10. Honda CB Seven-Fifty by Unik Edition The first bike to sneak into our top ten is perhaps the most traditional: a Honda CB café racer. When Bike EXIF started back in 2008, this was probably the most common genre of build, but it?s a harder nut to crack in 2020.
Portuguese builders Tiago Gonçalves and Luis Gonçalves (not related) have delivered an elegant update on the CB aesthetic, using a 1996 Seven-Fif...