“The first cruiser with the spirit of a superbike”

I don’t know if this would be strictly speaking be considered a motorcycle concept as much as a sidecar concept but the Flexit sidecar concept from the late ‘80s was so freaking cool (for obvious reasons).

1986...wow. Nice. you can certainly see a bit of katana in it.

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The Motoczysz C1 was an American built MotoGP “Prototype/Concept/etc.” The unique part of this motorcycle was the 990cc counter-revolution engine. It was designed so the rider going into high speed turns does not have to fight the gyroscopic and torque effects from the engine. The idea was to make every turn easier…

This garage built two-wheel masterpiece powered by a Ferrari V8 at least deserves an honorable mention.

You’re all wrong. This still has my heart...

Not sure if a concept or not, but goddamn if I don’t love the overall Minimalist Cyberpunk style of the C-01.

USN vet here and the older I get the more liberal/libertarian I become. It was the GOP who gutted the military while I was in and continue to block funding for veteran’s benefit increases. Conservative Republicans have pulled off an incredible acting performance by convincing so many people that they are the…

I don't think the intent with a incursion via a sub would be an attempt to provoke in contrast to the air incursions (whose purpose seem to be to test and embarrass) - one purpose might be to service hidden material inherited from the Soviet times, alternative Sweden might be a low risk practice ground for later…

They use Sweden and its archipelago for practice purposes. It's convenient and not in NATO.

Spikes your tires from the inside. This is called the exgirlfriend rotor.

Two fingers deep.

But saying 'failure' about a company's shiny new product gets you a lot more press than saying it has 'strange handling.'

Different generation, but I can't imagine using a 5.3L V8 in a 4-speed front wheel drive car with twinkie suspension.

This cutaway doesn't do it justice, but my 96 Impreza, the fly wheel was forward of the center line of the front wheels and the engine continued forward from there.

Next question?

Is that the first supercharger to have a transmission? That might be cool.

Yeah, it's a hellcat on two wheels...if the hellcat had THREE THOUSAND HORSEPOWER