Anyone who reads my posts will know my fascination with conceptual designs and here is another that has blown my mind away. The “Rotation” bike designed by Yirong Yang is a revolutionary design we hope makes it to reality.
What fickle things we are as, having raved about the Can-am Spyder and the V-Rex Tron inspired motorbike many moons ago, there’s now a new kid on the block in terms of high performance three wheeled motorbikes (or, if you prefer, trikes) are concerned by the name of the F3 …
Whilst not quite as cool as the previously featured V-Rex Motorbike, this Intel themed motorbike created by Intel to celebrate 30 years of embedded computing is far from your average motorbike.
The 250 horsepower bike, created by Orange County Choppers, not only looks the business but it comes complete with ultra-mobile …
Admittedly, whilst not quite as eye-catching as the Tron inspired V-Rex DreamBike, there can be no doubting that Bimota’s Tessi 2D motorbike is a bike that will turn heads with its distinct, ‘deconstructionist’ type styling that no doubt takes its inspiration from an ongoing trend in modern architecture of …
Let’s be honest here, I am surprised that my keyboard is still functional as I have been drooling over these images for sometime and have come to the (not difficult) conclusion that this is the coolest motorbike I’ve ever seen. Period. And I’m overjoyed to report that, far from being …
Following on from our recent post concerning the VentureOne Hybrid Fighter Car, as well as today’s post about the KTM X-bow, at the expense of beginning to look like autos site we could not hold back from posting about the Bombardier Can-Am Roadster which, like the VentureOne is a 3 …
Created as a joint concept between eCycle and Machineart, the eC3 Hybrid Motorbike Concept uses a special motor/generator that offers both standard gas as well as electric power which are utilised dependant on whether the bike is cruising or requiring greater torque – such as in overtaking manoeuvres - which …
This is an off-road motorbike with a difference, being that it runs, not on oh-so-passé wheels – Wheels? They’re so 20th century – but, rather, a seventy-seven piece segmented caterpillar track, similar to those used on tanks. This bike can literally go anywhere.
Designed by Tilmann Schlootz, a 26 year old …
