This silver motorbike is a mix of the rules of aerodynamics and futurism, by having an overwhelming quantity of chrome-finishing, the EVE LUX by Bandit9 is really a bike that’s better enjoyed like a spectator than like a rider. Most likely probably the most visually memorable bikes from the decade, particularly when viewed in the side, the EVE LUX was created solely for Hong Kong-based luxury house, Lane Crawford. Channeling a advanced, feminine energy using its elegant sideways-teardrop design that seamlessly ranges from tank to tail, the bike has a 125cc 4-speed semi-automatic engine having a top speed of 68mph (110km/h). Its details include aluminum rims, Brought headlights, custom front forks, hands-made aluminum levers and feet-pegs, a custom speedometer, along with a gorgeous teardrop leather saddle which sits squarely on the program-stealing stainless-steel unibody tank using its outstanding super-glossy black and chrome finish, split with a golden pinstripe that will certainly catch eyes and drop jaws!
Sometimes, though, we’re left wondering whether their makers may have been better advised to really pursue these concepts. Inside a world where these concept silver motorbikes come in hand and we made the decision to place them into production, surely there have been more worthy concepts that may rather happen to be because of the go-ahead.
We’re steering obvious from the wildest, science-fiction-style creations here towards silver motor bikes that actually had and have possibility to make it on the showroom floors. Sure, the silver motorbike is more interesting that anything else. Maybe it looks like it was out of a Terminator movie, however they weren’t serious production prospects.
So, with that basis, listed here are our top ten concepts which were never witnessed again despite getting a lot more to provide than a lot of their full-production brothers and sisters.
Techno-Designers
Naman Joshi
Michael Seaberg
