Designer Shane Baxley used the computer to design his idea of an electric motorcycle equipped with spokeless wheels. These are the so-called orbital wheels, which are wheels without hubs. They were developed by the Italian designer Franco Sbarro in the late 80s. […weiter lesen]
Will this be what motorcycles will look like in 2025? At least industrial designer Maxime Lefebvre could imagine that, because he developed the concept on behalf of Yamaha. […weiter lesen]
Designer Oberdan Bezzi apparently asked himself this question, at least he provides a possible answer. […weiter lesen]
Yamaha is quite successful with leaning multi-wheelers like Tricity 125 to Niken. Kawasaki now seems to want to penetrate this market too. At least new patents have emerged that show a three-wheel motorcycle. Kawasaki introduced the Concept J in 2013, but the patent doesn’t really […weiter lesen]
The weapon specialist Kalashnikov is working on an electric motorcycle in CafeRacer look. Already in 2018 they introduced the SM-1 and UM-1. These were already electrically powered motorcycles, with the first intended for military use and the second for the “civilian population”. The Cafe […weiter lesen]
At the EICMA the concept bike Xtreme 1R from Hero was presented. The 200cc motorcycle for the Asian market is expected to be launched in late 2020 as a standard motorcycle. The bike was developed for a younger target group. It offers a sporty character […weiter lesen]
At the press conference last week, Claudio Domenicali (CEO Ducati) mentioned two scrambler models that have the potential to go into production. An ADV motorcycle (Adventure) and a Supermoto. Ducati Desert X The ADV motorcycle is the Ducati Desert X. It is more retro […weiter lesen]
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