The custom motorcycle builders, Titan Motorcycles, picked up a 1986 BMW K100 LT (Luxury Touring) and turned it into a retro-styled scrambler. The minimalist styling make it one of the meanest looking machines that we have seen in the recent times. Oh, and they named it BMW K100 Xaver.
The Austria based custom motorcycle builder completely overhauled the frame, added a custom made gas tank, aluminum part around the headlights and the passenger seat cover to make it look rugged. The design, as aforementioned, is minimalist with very few body panels. The custom sub-frame is proudly exposed under the cross-hatch stitched seat, and so is that 987cc straight four engine that puts out around 90 PS of power. The single-seat with rear cowl does remind us of cafe-racers though.
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The motorcycle comes equipped with a full LED twin headlight that’s installed around mask that reminds us of Jason Voorhees from Hollywood thriller Friday the 13th. The parking light setup is LED too. What’s also interesting in the handlebar mounted front blinkers that come from Rizoma which add to the minimalist design of the motorcycle. The all digital, compact instrument cluster displays all the necessary information on the screen.
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The Xaver riders on Continental TKC80 enduro-style tyres which would come handy while going off the tarmac while braking setup is aided by Brembo performance master cylinder. The overall design looks appealing but we would have loved a tall-set exhaust which is a signature scrambler motorcycle attribute. Check out the motorcycle in detail in the video below:
