World TT concept superbike

The HC-10 Hornet Super Bike, piloted by Platinum Doll's latest pilot, the Z-XPR 10, is the top contender to win this years most anticipated TT 24-HET.
The HC-10 (Hornet Contender-model#10), has the newly modified P&W twr turbine/fusion compressor. This spectacular piece of machinery combined with its existing gear reduction chamber gives the Hornet an unprecedented horsepower boost of 400 horses. Add these horses to an existing 700, and the question is, "will the current champions Team Evian be up for the challenge". Not to mention the Z-XPR 10, whose new composite/alumilite frame construction and molded Beryllium/Uradium metaliform outer shell, make for a super tough light weight passenger aboard what is today the most impressive piece of technological racing hardware ever created.

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Peraves E-Tracer

Peraves was founded by Arnold Wagner in 1974. The first cabin motorcycle was called the EcoMobile® and debuted in 1982. The MonoTracer® successor was launched in 2007. The all electric E-Tracer® prototypes have been running since 2007 and will be available by 2011.
Dynamics of a superbike associated with comfort, safety, weather protection but also the prestige of a sport car with the consumption of an Eco-compact car: 3.8 l/100 km at constant 120 km / h.

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214 mpg DIY Honda 125cc motorbike

Dutch DIY guru Allert Jacobs  developed an innovative motorbike based on a Honda ANF125.He has undertaken a serious job by implementing an aerodynamic shell around the bike.Cruising at typical speed he trasformed his 100+mpg (42.5kms/liter) Honda into a vehicle that gets more than 230MPG (97.8kms/liter).

 

 

 

 

 

Check Allert Jacobs's website for all the details of this project.

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Smart eScooter Concept 2010

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The Most Futuristic Vespa

The Austrian designer Nicklas Wagner has created a concept: the Vespa of the future. It is a scooter with an ultra modern look and design. The lights are located on the handlebar and instead of the traditional dashboard, the vehicle has a LED digital display. The wheels are slightly hidden by the body of the bike.

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