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02/15/2006

Kawasaki ZX-6R Ninja "Geometrik" Edition

Who wants a Kawasaki ZX-6R Ninja "Geometrik" edition with triangular shaped wheels? Just imagine the ride... Unfortunately, no other information on this model was found. One more picture after the jump. Source: [GadgetBlog]

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Posted at 02/15/2006 5:12pm by Mike
WTF?
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Posted at 02/15/2006 5:29pm by Max
ummm......... lol..
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Posted at 02/15/2006 5:35pm by Nephranim
does this thing really work? Doesn't look like the wheels actually turn as they should.
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Posted at 02/15/2006 7:09pm by MadRackle
It has rollerblade wheels underneath, but no way to stop. (It's a very heavy scooter.)
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Posted at 02/15/2006 10:17pm by Paul
Sorry if the rollerblade wheels thing is a fact. Assuming that its just a guess, my theory is that it works like a tank in that the wheels rotate around the rims rather than with the rims. If it does work like that, then there is no reason this can't be an actual working motorcycle.
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Posted at 02/16/2006 00:49am by 1337
I think this is just humor.
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Posted at 02/16/2006 01:05am by Johnny
I dout this is a real working machine, look at the brakes.
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Posted at 02/16/2006 02:15am by Jesse
Yeah, why would it need brake rotors and calipers if the wheels did rotate around the rims "tank" style.
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Posted at 02/16/2006 02:18am by playitagain
I assume it's a tracks type thing also. First thing I thought, but I also don't quite see how it would be as stable or safe at all as a real bike. But interesting concept. Ugly though.
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Posted at 02/16/2006 02:23am by playitagain
Now that I look at the second picture, it doesn't look like it. It looks like it's attached to the back wheel the same as a regular bike, which in this case, wouldn't work at all.
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Posted at 02/16/2006 04:04am by rob
you people are all crazy this bike is use with a special track that rather than being flat is curved over and over like upside down waves the radius is the same as the distance of a flat part of the tire making a perfectly smooth ride with great grip its used for scientific tests
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Posted at 02/16/2006 07:38am by tyler
well....what i think it's for is skiing,really just imagine hitting those double diamonds on that baby
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Posted at 02/16/2006 11:30am by Jimpa
Its to small for a real bike. Though i liked the tank theory. :)
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Posted at 02/17/2006 09:21am by LBDWAG@R6-forumz
..... most of you must not be sportbikers.... it's for a show...
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Posted at 02/18/2006 04:52am by Steve
So, I went out and bought one of these on January 2nd which celebrated the anniversary of my divorce from a hollowed out husk of a dry shrew ex-wife who made me sell my last bike. This machine exceeded all of my performance expectations with the exception of the massive testicular and internal damage spurned by the groundbreaking wheel technology displayed above.. Regardless, the braking from the odd round shaped massive 11 inch Italian cross-drilled rotors is heart-stopping at the very least although rarely used and ornamental with normal use.. Although I've tested a lot of bikes like this, I have never enjoyed such spirited acceleration out of a motorcycle with this design without major dental discomfort. I look forward to their future designs displayed as I visit Italy at the Quattrotrimotapezzi show in Milan next year.. I give it one and one half thumbs up as one is now slightly disfigured from a previous incident.
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Posted at 02/20/2006 00:30am by P
Just imagine all the stares you get while riding down the street on this
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Posted at 02/22/2006 11:46am by Jonny
Guys Guys, its for use with a special type of track that has crests on it. Its related to an experiment by a proferssor with a bike that had square wheels and which he rode on such a curve road
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Posted at 02/24/2006 05:59am by Hellphish
It durn't look like the wheels have enough room to spin in the arches, judging the back wheel from behind.
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Posted at 02/24/2006 08:48am by Les
Maybe it works like tank treads.
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Posted at 02/24/2006 08:50am by Lokisyxx
Perhaps the tread works around the wheel frame.
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Posted at 02/26/2006 03:39am by Matt@UCdavis
Wow!!! Ok, I know some of you are joking around saying that it's for super special test tracks. but some people here are still thinking its an actual motorcycle. So let me break it down for you MORONS! let me first disprove the tank track theory. The tire is a single piece of rubber, not several small units like a track system. Now if you are still confussed about this concept find a triangle piece of rubber around your house and try bending it in a circular motion, yeah see the problem, lets move on. now the crest wave theory, this one is really easy to disprove. Look at the second photograph and tell me, do you really think that 'wheel' can rotate around without hitting the back of the bike? Moral of the story, its just a cool advertising pic, so stop being a moron, get off your ass and open a friggin' book. Morons!
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Posted at 02/28/2006 02:07am by Matty C
How do you turn? Did anybody even think about this. Tank track, lol!! good stuff.
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Posted at 03/05/2006 00:12am by behnood
HOLY F***!
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Posted at 03/22/2006 07:55am by MEXaPINOmix
WTF... did you see that? There is no license plate holder!
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