In most cases, a quick glance is enough for one to be able to tell that a bike comes from Japan. The Japanese builders have something which sets them apart from the rest, and their bikes are a matter of instant love or hate. And taking a look at An-Bu's Skull Tiger XS650 should make things very clear.
This An-Bu build brings together so many elements from so much bike classes, all mixed up in a unique style with a strong, unforgiving character. Part chopper, part bobber, with an unmistakeable racing spirit and aggressive hotrod DNA, the Skull Tiger is a statement: showing zero compromise in terms of respecting the traditional design, it simply blurs all the boundaries.
The Skull Tiger is as classic as it is a majestic freestyle machine: open S&S bored-out carbs and aggressive wrapped exhausts, the trademark An-Bu asymmetrical fairing and military-themed color scheme.
Having tuned the engine for more torque hints us on how cool riding the Skull Tiger would be, especially with the flat track racing-like seat with a generous backrest. While we ere a bit undecided whether we like this bike or not, after spending some time looking at it, we might say it's love, and not the other way around. Seen on BikeEXIF.
The Skull Tiger is as classic as it is a majestic freestyle machine: open S&S bored-out carbs and aggressive wrapped exhausts, the trademark An-Bu asymmetrical fairing and military-themed color scheme.
Having tuned the engine for more torque hints us on how cool riding the Skull Tiger would be, especially with the flat track racing-like seat with a generous backrest. While we ere a bit undecided whether we like this bike or not, after spending some time looking at it, we might say it's love, and not the other way around. Seen on BikeEXIF.