Якби це вирішував King TChalla, електромотобайк MIMIC був би оснащений технологією vibranium, але поки що ми будемо дотримуватися електричної силової установки.
If Maserati builds a futuristic superbike, it would undoubtedly catch eyeballs, and this concept design truly deserves the Maserati badge. This superbike design
Motorcycle concepts are a dime a dozen. But these renderings, from Moscow designer Mikhail Smolyanov, show an extraordinary level of style and imagination. The 'GL1-m' above was commissioned by an established Russian vehicle fabricator called Alexander Bushuev, who plans to turn the machine into metal. There’s very little information on the fluoro green C-Org Trike below, but the steampunk-style design (bottom) was apparently inspired by 1920s racing cars fitted with aircraft engines. The next AMD World Championship of Custom Bike Building is some eight months away, in August 2012. Enough time for one of the freestyle entrants to take some
Якби це вирішував King TChalla, електромотобайк MIMIC був би оснащений технологією vibranium, але поки що ми будемо дотримуватися електричної силової установки.
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Дизайнер створив Harley-Davidson майбутнього, дизайн, який віддає належне класичному мотоциклу з революційно новим виглядом і кольором.
The Can-Am Spyder trike gets a lot of eye rolls from motorcyclists like myself for one simple reason: it combines all the downsides of riding a motorcycle with
A stunning new concept from the designer of the BMW Alpha Landspeeder, a gorgeous Hodaka Ace restomod, a 200 hp turbocharged Indian Scout from Sweden, and a Yamaha SR400 homage to the fashion designer Emilio Pucci. How’s that for variety? Hodaka Ace ‘Navajo’daka’ When Chris Tope found a $20 chrome gas tank at a swap meet, he thought it would make a cool desk lamp project. After researching its origin, that plan was scrapped and a full Hodaka build began. Eight months and ten days later, the Navajo’daka rolled out of the toy hauler he uses as a workshop—and jaws
