Mar 12 2009
XS 650 German Bobber
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Germany XS650 “NO NAME”
Udo Sacher from Germany sent in these pictures of his beautiful xs650 chopper named “NO NAME”. It is a xs650 with a Custom Triumph Frame, 45″ Flatty Springer and a Sporty custom Gas Tank . I asked Udo if he built the bike himself and how long it took. “Hi Ted, My Friend is a guy from Boston when i talk English with him he is smile . The Bike is a little work over a half year, and is a work from me alone and my son (7 years old).”
The engine is stock and is a complete rebuild. I asked Udo if he had problems getting it titled with it being a triumph frame with a xs650 motor? He said in Germany it can be a problem getting a custom built bike titled. He has it registered as a 1955 triumph with German registration and German TÜV. So you may notice that the Yamaha logo on the engine cover is covered up. Its because of the title issue and not because he’s trying to cover-up the Yamaha logo.
The cool graphics work on the tank was done by Udo’s good Friend Michel at (Painted Steel). The bike has a Good mix of Parts. Stare at the pictures long enough and you’ll see all the cool detail. Udo has a shop in Germany that goes by the name of U.S.Custom Bikes. It’s a one-man show.
This sick XS650 will be in an up-and-coming issue of a German motorcycle magazine custombike. So,
xs650 chopper has the official exclusive on Udo Sacher’s XS650 chopp.. Enjoy…
xs650 chopper has the official exclusive on Udo Sacher’s XS650 chopp.. Enjoy…
Thanks Udo..
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Really a great ride Udo !!!
Great lines, good proportions, just perfect.
Nice bars also. XSee ya, Hans.
Nice bike
Awsome bike……sits well….those springers look great….top! x stevieboy
very slick!
Sweet friggen bike!
lots of cool details. i really like the headlight and 45 springer. i don’t think i have seen one mounted with an xs650 powerplant before.
yep,like it 2.
gr.sicky
Top-notch… Top shelf…Not much else to say..
beautiful. one of the nicest chops I’ve ever seen and I’ve been trawling. the only hardtail that’s ever appealed. nice work. well done, smiffy
be biker’s be live brow
Just love this bike very nice work!!!!!
Absolutely LOVE this bike. Great job. Have to ask where you got the bars. I’ve looked every where for some like that. PLZ help.
gooooooooooooooood job!
Nice! Just want to know how hard it was to put that 650 in a triumph frame. I totally dig the look and am wondering if I can pull a mod like this of….any comments from builders on how complicated this is?