Showing posts with label Concept bikes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Concept bikes. Show all posts
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Bird Saline Conqueror "Les Triplettes de Bonneville"
Bird Saline Conqueror "Les Triplettes de Bonneville"
The uniqueness of two-wheeled vehicles is not just in terms of saddle-like shape with a racing bike combined single sokbreker under saddle. This motor is driven by air-pressure machines supplied from three units of tank capacity 27 liters.
Tank position is quite unique. Two units parallel to the saddle, while the other is under the second tank dive position. Framework to put the air tank is made of carbon fiber material. Body panels replaced with leather.
Then, the rider when the gush, the position was formed as more people skiing. The goal, to reduce wind resistance. Interestingly, if you want to take to the road, handle bar can be replaced.
There is one that is not disclosed its creators. How much power this bird Saline.
Friday, 6 January 2012
Latest Bike
Rumormill: BMW reconsidering cruiser market with six-cylinder naked bike?
Single wheeled EV Superbike concept
Earlier this week we published details of a one wheeled self balancing Segway concept named Orbis. Taking the mono wheel concept one step further is the Audi A M (mono wheel) designed by Shaun Stevens.
Robotic Electric Motorcycle concept capable of MotoGP speeds
We're familiar with the soccer playing exploits of intelligent machines in Robocup and have been treated to a taste of what autonomous robotic systems are capable of in events like the DARPA Urban Challenge, but could a rider-less motorcycle robot compete with the speed demons of MotoGP? That's the vision of Japanese computer graphics designer Yutaka Igarashi who has conceived a new robotically controlled motorcycle design aimed at beating the lap time of a MotoGP bike around a circuit.
Powered by an electric motor, the concept is controlled by swinging a boom (which replaces the rider) through hydraulic actuators. The design is still at concept stage, so no power output or battery details have been specified.
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