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Wednesday, July 8, 2015

BMW Urban Racer Concept

The BMW Urban Racer is a new concept motorcycle created by designer Jans Slapins. The motorcycle boasts a unique appearance inspired by the design of fighter jets and features a silver body complimented by carbon fiber fenders, a quilted leather seat, a BMW emblem, and polished mahogany gas tank guards. Along with clean lines and a sleek exterior, the BMW Urban Racer is also outfitted with a 115 horsepower 1200cc twin cylinder engine and Brembo brakes.

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Punt GuN

This is a “Punt Gun”, formerly used for duck hunting it had the potential to kill 50 birds at once. It was banned in the late 1860’s. Washington, DC; 7-30-23

Rocket Girl on a Scooter

Post Apocalyptic HOT DOCK JUGGERNAUT




Post Apocalyptic Militarized Munsta. BMW K1600 GTL transformed into customized HOT DOCK ‘JUGGERNAUT’ meant for a experienced riders. Heavy piece of ride above 750 lbs with a powerful engine to back it up. Elements of body horror genre inspired by Tetsuo: The Iron Man

Hello from WasteLands

Sunday, January 11, 2015

Tattooed Motorcycle

by Polish tattoo artists Tomasz Lech and Krzysztof Krolak.

Nautilus Car

Captain Nemo’s (Naseeruddin Shah) hero Nautilus car from Stephen Norrington’s fantasy adventure The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. This car was used throughout the film as the League hunted down Moriarty (Richard Roxburgh) and was also featured extensively on the film’s posters.
The massive car was one of only two custom made especially for the production. This particular vehicle was the complete running version and was designed by production designer Carol Spier. The other unit was designed for insert shots and featured an attached scaffold for filming close-ups of the actors.
The car is based on the chassis for a Land Rover fire tender, onto which a steel frame was fitted along with a Rover V8 engine, six wheels measuring 72 cm (28½”) in diameter and a massive fibreglass body. Hydraulics are mounted within the wheel arches to allow greater clearance during driving. Detailing applied to the body includes headlights and embellishments representing the Hindu god Ganesha at the vehicle’s front. Within the cabin, custom trim styled after flora and fauna line the doors and control panel, which has the donor vehicle’s functional dials fitted. A faux leather interior is capped off with a ̔silver̛ band running around the tops of the seats. The car’s body and panels are finished in an ivory colour, with the mouldings and detailing showing a worn ̔gold’ finish.
The car retains most of its original functionality and shows signs of wear and evidence of running repairs from on-set use. In spite of this wear, the car is in running condition. This vehicle is not legal for use on UK roads and is not suitable for conventional road driving.

Frenzy by Duo

Monday, November 25, 2013

Mega Bike - GunBus


At 11.6ft. long and 4.9ft. high, the Gunbus 410 is the world’s biggest true motorcycle. It has a 38″ front wheel and a 42″ rear wheel and weighs 1,433lb. Thankfully its 6.7L twin-cylinder engine produces 350hp and 523ft.lb. of torque.