The Indian brand is well known to motorcycle enthusiasts, as it is the first American motorcycle brand with a rich pedigree. Others associate this name with the movie in which Anthony Hopkins and an Indian so persistently tried to break the speed record in the 1960s. They are preparing a new scout for the fall, which will be the lightest in the class.
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Confederate's X132 hellcat speedster is a motorcycle of excess. Both in terms of measurements and proportions, as well as performance and the use of advanced materials. Surpluses are also in terms of price and quantities, as the advanced muscle car will be produced in only 65 examples, and the price for it will be exactly the same amount of American thousands or just under 50 thousand euros.
Matchless motorcycles were originally manufactured between 1899 and 1966, making Matchless one of the oldest and most renowned British motorcycle manufacturers. Now they have started the revival of the famous low rider motorcycle from the distant year 1929, giving it a modern look and design, and the price will certainly be increased accordingly. The premiere of the X model will take place at the Milan show in November.
When Harley Davidson stopped production of the 1125R motorcycle with the discontinuation of the Buell brand, they bought 47 remaining examples of this motorcycle from Magpul Industries, literally "stripped" them and started building a completely new futuristic motorcycle called the ronin 47. The result is a naked bike motorcycle that it is also called "Batbike".
Motorcycles have always been a symbol of unrestrainedness and freedom. The many films in which they appeared also added to their cult status. After them, many even got the nickname "biker" movie, since they were almost the main stars. That's why we compiled a filmography of motorbikes that almost overshadowed their "teammates" in movies like Naked in the Saddle and Savage, even such big movie names as Dennis Hopper and Marlon Brando.
The Yamaha Sport Heritage series has a new member, the XV950 Racer motorcycle, which faces a challenging task, as it must continue the tradition of revolutionary models that do not freeze. Although time will tell, the minimalist model with a muscular air-cooled V-Twin engine, agile chassis and clip-on handlebars already gives the Sport Heritage family a new dimension.
Lanesplitter is Mark Wilson's futuristic car that can split into two motorcycles. If you are tempted by the comfort and above all the safety of a car, but at the same time long for the agility of a motorcycle, this vehicle, which is once a car and secondly a pair of ``Tron'' motorcycles, is the right choice. Made by Argodesign, it was presented to the world at the 2015 New York Auto Show.
When it comes to motorcycles, there is nothing better than combining classic design with the power and comfort that the present has to offer. This philosophy was once again used by the German motorcycle workshop Thunderbike, which deals with tuning. Namely, she made a scrapped Production-R engine, an engine that would fit in a Sin City or Irony Sky movie. It was created in collaboration with Harley Davidson and Pirelli.
After the designer Mehmet Doruk Erdem created the futuristic BMW Appolo Streamliner motorcycle concept, he chose Alfa Romeo as his new muse. With the features of the motorcycle, he wanted to illustrate the resilience and strength of this Italian brand and wrap his idea of the spirit and habits of Italians into it. And the futuristic Alfa Romeo Spirito study was born.
Low, long and aerodynamic - three necessary features for a drag bike, a motorcycle for acceleration competitions. All three can be found on the Sprintbeemer assembled at Lucky Cat Garage. The French team built it around a modified BMW R50/2 engine chassis and is powered by BMW's R100RS reciprocating engine. They drank it all the way at Edelweiss Motorsport, and added a nitro (NOS) drive for a little more flight.
Sometimes the modified model deviates so much from the original motorcycle that it becomes practically unrecognizable. This is not the case when it comes to the BMW R80 Indira motorcycle from the Ton-Up workshop, which does not hide its roots, but has enough features to create its own identity. Namely, it has a new fuel tank, shorter front suspension, new seat, smaller handles, headlights, rear light and indicators, a new exhaust and a distinctive black and brown look. The clearly visible BMW engine still beats in it.
Jyo John Mullor, a designer from Dubai, has designed a series of helmets that look like they leave our head completely exposed. The helmets give a horrifyingly realistic look to the shaved heads of various people.