Monday, November 3, 2008

Adrian Sellers Sobe Alive project.

Via: sellers design

The Sobe Alive project featured in SoloMoto magazine. The article is part of a series of features on innovative treatments of the idea of the "motorcycle;" new ideas that change the forms and features but maintain the visceral excitement of motorcycling."

Patent Pending.

Ornamental design for an envelope shaped as a motorcycle, as shown and described.
Via: uspto.gov

Street sketches.


By Amir Via: The piggy farm

Sunday, November 2, 2008

Youtube: Space Battleship Yamato Bicycle.


Because every child deserves a bike with a particle beam weapon (link)

The motorcycle in cinema-Barb Wire.


(link)
Wiki:

Barb Wire is a 1996 film based on the Dark Horse comic book series Barb Wire. The film was produced by Brad Wyman and starred Pamela Anderson Lee. The movie was a vehicle for Baywatch star Anderson, intended to enable her to cross over from television to movie stardom. It was poorly received by critics and moviegoers, but loved by Anderson's fans.


The film's plot was loosely based on the plot of Casablanca. Barb Wire (Anderson) owns the Hammerhead, a nightclub in Steel Harbor — "the last free city" in a United States ravaged by the Second American Civil War — and she brings in extra cash by hiring out as a mercenary and bounty hunter. Her club is raided by Chief of Police Willis (Xander Berkeley), who is looking for the fugitive Dr. Corrina Devonshire (Victoria Rowell). Devonshire, a former government scientist, has information about a bioweapon being developed by the Congressional Directorate; she is trying to escape to Canada in order to make this information public.
A Standard to extra large casket can sit in the sidecar.
Via: motorcycle funerals

"Our family are motorcycle enthusiasts having ridden for many years. The hearse has been designed as a sidecar and attached to a vintage Triumph motorcycle. We operate a specially modified Triumph Trident 750 motorbike. The Glass box is clear with roses etched in the lid."

The (plastic) barrel of death.

Game on-Scooter Warz.




Via: warezforum
"It's mayhem with scooters! Scooter War3z delivers a surprising combi-
nation of high-speed racing, crash'em up action and death defying rag-
doll stunts. Discover the dark but alive world of Scooter War3z, taking
place in a free-roaming city featuring several interconnected neighbor-
hoods, where it's all about winning.

It is every man (or woman)for himself by any means possible!
The scooters become weapons as drivers bang into each other.
Give in to the road rage!"


The grass is always greener: The Mowercycle.

Its all a matter of persepective.

The Gunbus 410
pict via: le blog moto

Just another day in the city.

Monowheels: Jeff Turley's cycle robot.

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Small fun, big power: Pocket Bike with a V-type 8 cylinder Water-Cooled Engine.


Via: sticky note engineering

"This mini chopper using a scale engine by by Conley Precision engines is powered by a completely hand built, liquid cooled V8 engine, displacing 50cc. That's a model-airplane sized 6.25cc per cylinder! The engine is arranged like a small-block Chevy, with single cam OHV, including pushrods and rockers, driving 2 valves per cylinder."

deviant Art: Doomy330.

Witch bike?

Via: gizmodo

flickr: The egg bike.

Via: dclarson's photostream

"Tricked out Ducati 998 with parts from the MV Agusta F4 by Alex Ortner. The work was commissioned by Alan Wilzig of The Trustcompany Bank in New York where the bike has been on display in their boardroom."

I am curious plastic.

Somewhere in Malta..

Louis the scooterer.

Louis and his sixth scooter
Via: israelity
"My mission s that I want to drive on “every road” and visit “every place” [where permitted] on my scooter. Every direction, north.east.west.south Most of my trips are spontaneous, and only a few have been planned.

....and its ongoing and going-on and must NEVER end.
I live in Netanya, Israel and have ridden all around Israel on a scooter. I am 1 single male, riding a 2 wheel scooter for more than 5 years now, I have been to 4 seas, the Kinneret, Med, Red and Dead.

I have travelled more than 80,000 kilometers on a 50 cc scooter-my sixth now. I take 2 minutes to ride 1 kilometer SO I’ve sat on the saddle for 160,000 minutes and each minute I’ve seen at least 2 nice “things”..."