More Concept Designs
Ferrari has released one concept of thier super bike. This bike was designed by Israeli Amir Glinik and boast a modified V4 engine based upon the legendary Enzo Ferrari. It is getting a lot of buzz in Europe.
The new Honda Fury will hit the street in 2010. This 1312 cc liquid cooled chopper will be a nice addition to their line up. With a 21 inch front rake it will feel stretched out but will not sacrifice any handling. It has 200 series fat tire bringing up the rear and a 21 inch slim on the front. Look to this bike to be a big seller!
Like the many other projects birthed at Honda, the NAS, New American Sport, began as a concept, advanced though iterations of sketches, then took shape as a full-scale clay mock-up. With the NAS, the scale of the elements in the bike took on great importance. The project began with a liter-class liquid-cooled V-twin, largely because it is an attractive-looking powerplant, but also because in running form it would generate much-desired torque as well as a resonant, booming exhaust note. With such a large engine, a decision was made to center the bike's mass around the engine compartment, thereby leaving a light, open and airy appearance to the front and rear sections.
This bike is powered by a V-Twin 1800cc engine and the long leather seat offers comfort on long and stretched roads. The exhausts are non-silenced to make sure you are heard. The use of a standard chain has been replaced with a belt drive system to ensure less maintenance. This bike has two powerful head lights with a lighting system of a two-chip LED array positioned behind the lens. Although this bike was designed specially for a visual affect, it can become a dream bike for those with a
thick wallet.
This is the limited edition Fighter Motorcycle with 190 mph of performance. The bike is made up of materials like carbon fiber, titanium and aluminum chassis. While riding this bike, you will have to literally lean forward. You will surely enjoy your 64″ wheelbase, 27″H seat and integrated braking system ride with many more interesting features. Prepare for $110,000.00 price tag to ride this futuristic motorcycle.
The new Honda Fury will hit the street in 2010. This 1312 cc liquid cooled chopper will be a nice addition to their line up. With a 21 inch front rake it will feel stretched out but will not sacrifice any handling. It has 200 series fat tire bringing up the rear and a 21 inch slim on the front. Look to this bike to be a big seller!
Like the many other projects birthed at Honda, the NAS, New American Sport, began as a concept, advanced though iterations of sketches, then took shape as a full-scale clay mock-up. With the NAS, the scale of the elements in the bike took on great importance. The project began with a liter-class liquid-cooled V-twin, largely because it is an attractive-looking powerplant, but also because in running form it would generate much-desired torque as well as a resonant, booming exhaust note. With such a large engine, a decision was made to center the bike's mass around the engine compartment, thereby leaving a light, open and airy appearance to the front and rear sections.
This bike is powered by a V-Twin 1800cc engine and the long leather seat offers comfort on long and stretched roads. The exhausts are non-silenced to make sure you are heard. The use of a standard chain has been replaced with a belt drive system to ensure less maintenance. This bike has two powerful head lights with a lighting system of a two-chip LED array positioned behind the lens. Although this bike was designed specially for a visual affect, it can become a dream bike for those with a
thick wallet.
This is the limited edition Fighter Motorcycle with 190 mph of performance. The bike is made up of materials like carbon fiber, titanium and aluminum chassis. While riding this bike, you will have to literally lean forward. You will surely enjoy your 64″ wheelbase, 27″H seat and integrated braking system ride with many more interesting features. Prepare for $110,000.00 price tag to ride this futuristic motorcycle.
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