Kawasaki W650 ‘JagdBobber’ by Brauchi's Bikes

Today’s special bike has been created by German specialist Lars Justinger of Brauchi’s Bikes, and is based on a Kawasaki W650.
According to its maker, this bike is neither a ‘cafe racer’ nor a ‘brat’, it is a “JagdBobber”, meaning a bike that uses the style and structure of a cafe racer but with clip-ons and fat, bobber-like wheels.

What Mr.
Justinger had in mind was to create a bike that looked like a crossbred between a Harley WL and a classic Norton/Triumph model, and to make his vision come true he opted for a Kawasaki W650, which he transformed in the motorcycle we can admire in these pictures.

The rear section has been made out of a Yamaha XS650SE fuel tank, while the actual tank of the ‘JagdBobber’ comes from a XS750.
Mr.
Justinger wanted its creature to look vintage, to have that sort of ‘used look’ that he thought was the most fitting for his baby, so he went for a rattlecan paint job and a pretty original Red Baron color scheme, which also includes a pair of Maltese crosses on the tail.

Talking about the rear section again, we really liked the LED strip that makes for the bike’s tail light.
Nice touch indeed.
Red handles, low wing mirrors and the number plate holder placed on the side complete the outstanding look of this masterpiece.
To find out more about Mr.
Justinger’s work, check out the pretty interesting Brauchi’s Bikes blog.