creations

In addition to having a unique riding stance, cafe racer-style motorcycles are known for having a distinct chopped or stripped aesthetic that was popularized by rebellious Brit kids zipping around from cafe to cafe. Staying true to its roots, but with a modern twist, this design, dubbed the Honda Neo Fighter, by Arik Schwarz imagines the cafe racer of the distant future as being melded together from spare robot parts!

Green Motorcycle

Мотоциклы Harley Davidson

Sportster Bobber

Motos Harley Davidson

Harley Davidson Wallpaper

Moto Custom

Harley Davidson Iron 883

Bobber Custom

Moto Cafe

Bobberbrothers Apparel

👉🏽 Bikeaholic❗️ #bobberbrothers 💸 We offer FREE worldwide shipment for all orders over 150$ 👉🏽 Hit the link in our profile to shop now ! ———————————————— 📷 by

a man is standing next to an old motorcycle that has been painted green and rusted

Inspiration

inspiration

Boulevard racer

Boulevard racer by Sabino Leerentveld at Coroflot.com

several different types of boats floating in the ocean

Futuristic Submarine

Submarine Concept

Future Transportation

The FedEx of the Future is Underwater - Yanko Design

As the climate shifts and sea levels rise, so does the need for transportation that’s been adapted for changing landscape and seascapes. Designed with this in mind, the Berliner Logistics submarine concept aims to assist in last-mile deliveries of cargo. After intercepting packages or shipping containers at sea, the automated system of submarines would then travel through rivers to destination cities everywhere.

C90 Honda

Steampunk Motorcycle

Motorcycles And Scooter

Clubker2

Cool Electrical Recumbent Bike Is Driven by Cordless Screwdriver

I can see the builders of this concept got the "GENIUS TREATMENT,' but, hold on. Since I've actually OWNED a few drills, where they BREAK is at the spline. Good luck getting home! "Created by Jirka Wolff, Andreas Patsiaouras and Marcel Heise, a team of German student designers for the annual “Akkuschrauberrennen” competition held by the HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Hildesheim, Germany, the Rennholz presents a 'serious vehicle concept [for] e-mobility.'" WHAT A CROC!