Concept motorcycles

The two-wheeled sigma male is a result of a collaboration between California-based Zero Motorcycles and Huge Design who have their base setup in San Francisco. This is not the first time the two motorhead camps have come together. The Zero FXE which was initially a concept design turned out to be a successful production model with some cosmetic changes of course. View More.

French and German Single-Track Motos of the 1920s | Sheldon's EMU.

There's an unavoidable disconnect between a concept motorcycle, and the final production version of it. By the time you've added all the stuff you need to make a bike street legal and sufficiently practical, your original design is likely to get watered down. Unless you're Zero Motorcycles, of course. A couple of years ago, the Californian electric motorcycle manufacturer commissioned San Fransisco-based Huge Design to create a supermoto concept for them. It was a hit, and the design made it…

Kenedas bike in black

It's easy to spot Simone Conti's custom motorcycles... they look fast, aggressive and futuristic, like two-wheeled mechanical aliens. This one's his wildest yet, combining a Yamaha XS650 motor with a fully custom chassis.

After work chopping of a BMW R9T motorcycle.

a futuristic looking electric motorcyle is shown on a white background, in the style of realistic and hyper-detailed renderings, dark white and light amber, photobashing, edgy, yankeecore, photo taken with nikon d750, swiss style --v 6