Think of the futuristic-looking Bugatti Startos as the Veyron of motorcycles (at least in terms of looks). Featuring a lightweight fiberglass chassis and an internal combustion engine that has a sound “reminiscent of a raging lion”. Click here for more pictures.
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Now that you’ve seen some of the most coolest motorcycle suits ever, here’s another batch of creative helmets to whet your appetite for creativity. First up, the LEGO Minifig motorcycle helmet. Click here to see them all.
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While not as cool as these homemade motorcycles, all twelve futuristic concepts shown in this gallery might become a reality sooner than later, especially with the technology available today. First up, the “Machine Fly”, a flying motorcycle concept that could possibly use a mini jet engine for its propulsion system. Click here to see twelve more.
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Whether it be scrap computer parts (above) or just leftover wood from your last home renovation project, you’ll find that those materials have been transformed into motorcycles in this geeky gallery. Click here to see them all.
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Justin Harder loves motorcycles and the Nintendo classic Excitebike. So, he combined the two passions into the real-life Excitebike motorcycle you see above. Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.
Vincent “Vinnie” DiMartino of Orange County Choppers fame left the show in 2007 to open his own shop, called V-Force Customs. Following his departure, “several months later Cody Connelly, a friend and co-worker of DiMartino at Orange County Choppers also left to join him at V-force Customs.” More information. Video tour after the break. Click here for more pictures of the V Force Deuce.
Sleek and futuristic, the Ostoure features “two-wheel drive, Bluetooth helmet support, HUD indicators, multiple radiators, and an AC system.” Hopefully, it makes an appearance in the next Terminator movie. Click here for more pictures.
The Ostoure generates commands from a module devised on right side of the handle bar, as if the rider is steering an airplane.
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From afar, it may look like a pocketbike, and that’s exactly what this vehicle is. A clever modder decided to gut their broken pocketbike and turn it into a fully-functional PC. Click here for more pictures.
Under the hood of this stellar casemod is a speedy Core i7 920 CPU on an Asus P6T mobo, with an EVGA 9800 GTX+ graphics card, 1TB of storage and 3GB of DDR3-1333 RAM.
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Skins for gadgets like phones and laptops are nothing new, but when they’re applied to helmets, you get something that looks strange yet creative. These examples were created by the team over at good.kz. Continue reading to see them all.
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While not as cool as these homemade go-karts, Toxel has come across a few motorcycles that look a bit too strange to ride. Click here to see them all. Continue reading for a video of the four-wheeled motorcycle.
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