Never to reach a BMW dealer and only a concept motorcycle to inspire the final design of a machine intended to break land speed records, it was designed by Turkey based designer Mehmet Doruk Erdem. Although the Titan looks like a the 2-wheel version of a Batmobile, some features hint at its true purpose. Of course the lie-flat riding position, a shark inspired very sleek body with fins, an airtight encased front end wheel for ideal aerodynamics and an exposed rear wheel held on a long and beefy swingarm yo add a powerful and menacing appearance. Of course, turbo-powered but with no metrics unveiled to this day. A 2-wheel predator that I would like to watch sliding on the Salts of Bonneville (if any salts left…)
BMW Titan Motorcycle Concept For Breaking Land Speed Records
Published by August 23rd, 2016 in Builders, Customs and Editorial.13 Responses to “BMW Titan Motorcycle Concept For Breaking Land Speed Records”
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If you’re trying to set a land speed record on this bike and you accidently slip back on that rear open tire, you won’t have to worry about that hemorrhoid operation.
Would love to see it set a new record.
BOSS HAWG
Where do you put your feet?
Handlebars?
I can’t see this thing in action.
Doesn’t seem to make sense that you’d do all that front & mid bodywork for airflow and leave the rear tire sticking out bare. Guess we’ll learn more when it makes some runs, always cool to see new stuff though.
How do you know that’s the rear wheel
Probably more fantasy than reality….
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Agree w Nicker. peace
Ditto, agree with Nicker & Burnout !!!
Didn’t we see this bike in a Batman movie ???
It does say prototype. I’m sure it will be a lot different at the Flats. As for the tins they may be that design as to mimic gills and causing less drag. That was proven by boat designer George Eddy back in the 50’s.
Looks awesome. Once I figure out where the hands and feet go, I’d be more than happy to hurtle the ol’ girl down the salt.
I think we are looking at a cockpit. It seems the rider will be totally enclosed.
Maybe not.
Looks like a seat right in front of the rear wheel to me