It looks like most industrial designers working on cars can’t resist testing their skills on 2 wheelers. As I showed before, with more or less success at understanding what it takes to make a motorcycle work like a motorcycle. Featured here is the work of Moscow-based designer Maxim Burov for Swedish manufacturer Koenigsegg. A concept bike with body enclosed gas tank and engine currently at the stage of being built as a working prototype.
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This is not an official Koengisegg project nor was it done for Koenigsegg . What it is is a virtual reality mock up/concept by a Russian designer using the Koenigsegg name in order to draw unwarranted attention to himself with no plans by Koengisegg to build or even consider building this or any other motorcycle .
It looks like a poor attempt to make a street tracker out of a Lotus bike.
Yes, when do we get to see the Tiffany concept bike, the Nike concept bike, or the Folgers concept bike rendered by independent designers?
I’m all for people demonstrating their design strengths, but I’m not impressed when they associate themselves to a larger established brand for publicity sake. Every parasite needs a good host I guess.
If motorcycles ever start looking like this on a mass produced scale, I’ll stop riding.
I like how lotus created this design and all of a sudden everyone is copying this now
I agree…this and the proposed vanguard…not for me!
I kind of like it but, it also reminds me of a pencil sharpener
It looks like they designed the front half and then stopped.
I think its a winning design for an electric motorcycle, instead of a gas-powered one. Its got the right shape for an engine + battery configuration.
Guys, it’s a styling exercise. A good one.
UGLY with a capital U!
Looks like one of those foo foo poodles where the front is all fluffy and they shave its back half.
looks like it is part of the Transformer movie. look as if the Motorcycle Folds into the Suitcase so you can travel by Plane and has to be checked in. Next model will be a Carry on!