Future Pakistan. Via: DYT

The art of Fruiz  (thanks Kim!!)

By Adam Kuczek Via: Concept Art World

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Via: Bassmen

Aerofex, a California-based firm, fixed the stability problems of an old military prototype (that they used for inspiration) by creating a mechanical system — controlled by two control bars at knee-level — that allows the vehicle to respond to a human pilot's leaning movements and natural sense of balance.   

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By Vaughan Ling. Via: Concept Ships

There are countless questions about the Star Trek universe. Picard or Kirk? Spock or Data?  How do Dilithium Crystals work?..but the most important question is Will there be motorcycles?...Yes.

Via: Star Trek: Relic

 The Harley Davidson HG888 Heavy Grav Bike is a large antigravity bike, capable of carrying two persons and a moderate amount of stowage in the rear panniers.

"Widely used as short-range transportation and for recreational purposes, antigravity bikes, commonly called grav bikes, are common throughout the Federation. At their most basic, they consist of an antigravity generator, a microfusion power source, an RCS thruster system and a seat. Grav bikes are the modern equivalent of the Earth motorcycle. While they can be used in space with the aid of an environmental suit, they are almost always encountered on a planetary surface. Grav bikes are incapable of achieving orbit, and are generally operated at heights of less than 50m."

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