The stunning Bullet by Philip Pauley is a motorbike designed with four short wings and has an extraordinary twist. It has the tail fin combined with a compact jet engine at the back. Once the thruster is switched on, the bike will lift itself and its rider into the air. Bullet Flying Superbike flying performance on the track has sufficient lift through its extended wings. Bullet provides significantly higher speeds than could be expected from a track performance motorbike. When projected into the air it is as manouverable as a low level fly by from a jet fighter. It has additional fuel storage facilities and this can make a 300+mph assault making even the longest track seem very short. No pilot license is required for this but a winner’s mentality and balls of steel are a must.

Designer : Philip Pauley
Visualization : Pauley Interactive

Shavit electric superbike is a final graduation project of an industrial designer from Shenkar college ofdesign and engineering in Israel. The objective of his project is to design the ultimate everyday sportbike. This electric superbike has been designed with unique adjustable riding position system. This superbike can be transformed from multipurpose bike to superbike during the ride smoothly, adaptable to any situation. As you can see the changes are also applied to the handlebars, footpegs, and seat height. This superbike can transform from multipurpose bike to superbike in minutes. The power is within its rider.

This industrial designer has done extremely well in exploring new possibilities when it comes to create a sharp and aggressive superbike icon that would captivate any superbike riders’ heart.

Designer : Eyal Melnick

Honda Chopper was born out of the idea of designing a motorcycle concept that doesn’t fall into categories of sleek, minimalist, or industrialist. The designer decided to go with his instincts and tried not to be overly influenced with particular style, in fact, his inspirations came from many sources such as clean lines of medical machinery, 70’s and 80’s marker drawings, a bit of manga, a bit of Speeder bike from “Return of the Jedi”.

Designer : Peter Norris

This futuristic bike has been designed as purpose-built chopper with long front suspension, feet forwardseating position and a large footprint. The downward facing handlebars and central headlight (positioned under a scowling brow) add some attitude. Honda Chopper is powered by a biofuel engine with 2 smallelectric motors built into each wheel hub.

Honda, the chosen brand because this vehicle has a similar aesthetic to Honda Asimo robot. In the end, the designer wants the world to catch up with science fiction films and to prove that a vehicle that looks futuristic can actually be built using today’s technology.