9 Jaw-Dropping Motorcycles with Unique Designs: Prepare to be Amazed!

Unique Designs - Creating unique and appealing motorcycle designs is no easy feat. It requires striking a delicate balance between functionality and aesthetics to satisfy the expectations of enthusiasts and buyers alike. 

While motorcycles hold a special place in the hearts of automotive enthusiasts, occasionally, manufacturers miss the mark, and the following image serving for illustrative purposes only. (Pictures from: YankoDesign)

Unfortunately, some manufacturers miss the mark and produce bikes with designs that leave us scratching our heads. Let's take a closer look at nine motorcycles with truly bizarre and unconventional designs.

1. The Odd Seat Design

Take the Suzuki Madura, for example. At first glance, it appears relatively normal, but upon closer inspection, you'll notice something peculiar about the seat. Instead of the usual elongated shape, it narrows down, forming an awkward curve intended to serve as a backrest. However, this design flaw results in discomfort for passengers, with limited space to sit comfortably.

1984 Suzuki Madura, known for its peculiar seat design. (Picture from: IDNTimes)

2. Big is Not Always Better

The Victory Vision challenges the notion that bigger is better. Despite its imposing size, the seat design leaves much to be desired, offering little room for passengers. One can't help but wonder why such a large bike fails to provide adequate seating space.

Are big motorcycles always a good choice? The 2007 Victory Vision challenges that notion entirely! (Picture from: IDNTimes)

3. Comic Imagination Gone Awry

Yamaha's attempt to stand out with the RoadLiner backfired, resembling more of a failed comic illustration than a cutting-edge motorcycle design. With its uncanny resemblance to a certain caped crusader's sidekick's ride, it's hard to take this bike seriously.

This 2009 Yamaha Roadliner resembles a comic book flop on wheels. (Picture from: IDNTimes)

4. Cool Colors, Uncool Design

KTM's 690 Duke may excel in performance, but its design leaves much to be desired. The vibrant orange-black color scheme intended to exude coolness ends up being an assault on the eyes, failing to complement the bike's sleek form.

The 2015 KTM 690 Duke's 'overly cool' color scheme might just hurt your eyes. (Picture from: IDNTimes)

5. More Robot Than Motorcycle

Ducati Multistrada 1100S ventures into the realm of sci-fi with its robotic appearance. This bike seems like it's trying too hard to impress, overshadowing its functionality with an overly bulky frame and a disproportionately small seat.

Is the 2007 Ducati Multistrada 1100S a motorcycle or a robot in disguise? (Picture from: IDNTimes)

6. Strange Tail, Strange Ride

Honda Valkyrie Rune's attempt to stand out with its unique tail shape falls flat. While its powerful engine promises high-speed thrills, the odd curvature of the tail raises doubts about its practicality and passenger comfort.

The 2004 Honda Valkyrie Rune, sporting an unusual tail shape. (Picture from: IDNTimes)

7. Toy-Like Appearance

The Harley Davidson Road Glide Ultra resembles a blown-up version of a child's toy motorcycle. Its oversized front section and awkward seating arrangement make maneuvering this behemoth a daunting task, leaving passengers struggling to find a comfortable spot.

The 2017 Harley-Davidson Road Glide Ultra resembles a toy motorcycle. (Picture from: IDNTimes)

8. Plastic Fantastic

Honda Pacific Coast (PC800) takes the concept of a touring motorcycle to a bizarre extreme. Covered almost entirely in plastic, it looks more like a toy than a serious mode of transportation, failing to live up to expectations despite its comfort on long journeys.

The 2015 Honda Pacific Coast (PC800) looks akin to a plastic toy motorcycle. (Picture from: IDNTimes)

9. The Epitome of Weirdness

Harley Davidson Topper takes the prize for the weirdest motorcycle design ever made. With its hybrid electric scooter/bicycle appearance, it defies categorization and leaves onlookers perplexed.

The 1962 Harley Davidson Topper takes the title for the weirdest motorcycle design ever created. (Picture from: IDNTimes)

In conclusion, while these motorcycles may have aimed for uniqueness, they ultimately missed the mark, leaving us questioning the designers' choices. Can you think of any other motorcycles with equally strange designs? The world of motorcycle design is vast and full of surprises, so who knows what peculiar creations the future holds?

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A Jaw-Dropping Motorcycle with an Aircraft Engine: The Futuristic TMC Dumont

Unique-ONES - Tarso Marques, a former Formula One driver, has brought his wildest dreams to life with the creation of a motorcycle powered by an aircraft engine. This unconventional vehicle, known as the TMC Dumont, sports an eye-catching design featuring two massive 36-inch hubless wheels and a centrally positioned engine reminiscent of something out of a sci-fi movie.

TMC Dumont, the futuristic motorcycle powered by an aircraft engine with stunning 36-inch hubless wheels. (Picture from: DailyMail)

The name 'TMC Dumont' is a nod to its creator, with 'TMC' standing for 'Tarso Marques Concept', and 'Dumont' paying homage to Alberto Santos Dumont, a pioneering Brazilian inventor and aviator. But beyond its aesthetic appeal, this motorcycle is a marvel of engineering, boasting a Rolls-Royce Continental V6 engine from the 1960s capable of generating a staggering 300 horsepower – a power usually reserved for Cessna plane models.

A former Formula One driver named Tarso Marques has recently actualized a motorcycle with an aircraft engine named TMC Dumont. (Picture from: DailyMail)

Firing up the engine unleashes a roar that commands attention, but the TMC Dumont's unique design presents some challenges for practical use. With its exceptionally low ground clearance, navigating anything but flat roads becomes a risky endeavor. Even minor bumps or potholes could spell disaster for this unconventional ride. Moreover, the oversized front tires and the rear tires positioned dangerously close to the rider's back further complicate matters, sacrificing comfort for style.

Describing his creation as 'the most expressive event of customisation in the world', Marques says the vehicle is the culmination of years of planning. (Picture from: DailyMail)

Despite its impracticalities, there's no denying the TMC Dumont's allure. Its futuristic appearance earned it the prestigious "Best in Show" title at the 77th Daytona Bike Week in March 2018, showcasing its undeniable charisma and innovation. 

Even its 36-inch hubless wheels described as 'the largest wheels ever made for a motorcycle.' (Picture from: DailyMail)

As enthusiasts eagerly await its potential release for sale, one thing is certain – the TMC Dumont has left an indelible mark on the world of motorcycle customization, ushering in a new era of avant-garde design and engineering prowess.

With its audacious design and formidable power, the TMC Dumont is more than just a motorcycle – it's a testament to human creativity and ingenuity, pushing the boundaries of what's possible on two wheels. As we look to the future, one can't help but wonder what other groundbreaking innovations lie ahead in the world of motorcycling. But for now, let's marvel at the TMC Dumont and the bold vision it represents.

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Breaking Boundaries: Aston Martin's AMB 001 PRO Track-Only Superbike

FAST&STUNNING Motorcycle - Aston Martin, renowned for its luxurious four-wheeled marvels, stunned the world when it ventured into the realm of two-wheeled mastery with the creation of the AMB-001, a spectacular sports motorcycle born from a collaboration with Brough-Superior. Unveiled at the prestigious Milan Motorcycle Show (EICMA) in 2019, this groundbreaking creation marked a bold departure from Aston Martin's traditional domain.

The AMB 001 PRO is a spectacular sports motorcycle crafted through a collaboration between Aston Martin and Brough-Superior Motorcycles. (Picture from: RideApart)

The All-New AMB 001 PRO is crafted with precision and inspired by Aston Martin’s presence in Formula 1. Each unit is meticulously assembled by skilled artisans at the Brough-Superior manufacturing facility in Toulouse, France. The labor-intensive process, spanning up to two years for a single unit, ensures that every detail is executed flawlessly, embodying the epitome of craftsmanship.

The AMB 001 PRO is adorned with carbon bodywork finished in Verdant Jade, and is limited to a production run of just 88 units. (Picture from: RideApart)

Limited to a production run of just 88 units, the AMB 001 PRO exudes exclusivity from every angle. Its elegant Verdant Jade bodywork, adorned with striking yellow accents, captivates the eye and evokes a sense of unparalleled sophistication. This masterpiece of engineering transcends mere aesthetics, offering a glimpse into the realm of extraordinary performance.

The AMB 001 PRO is meticulously crafted with precision and propelled by a turbocharged 997 cc V-twin engine.. (Picture from: RideApart)

Scheduled to make its auction debut in April 2024 at Iconic Auctioneers, the AMB 001 PRO is poised to command attention and admiration alike. With price estimates soaring to £200 thousand, or approximately Rp. 3.9 billion, this exquisite machine embodies the pinnacle of automotive artistry.

Not only do the raw carbon and photon lime elements of the AMB 001 PRO add a dash of race-inspired contrast.. (Picture from: RideApart)

Beneath its sleek exterior lies a powerhouse of innovation, meticulously engineered to deliver an adrenaline-fueled experience like no other. The lightweight CNC aluminum frame, coupled with full carbon fiber bodywork, sets the stage for unrivaled agility and responsiveness on the track.

At the heart of this high-performance marvel beats a 997cc V-twin engine, enhanced with a Garrett turbocharger to unleash a staggering 225 horsepower. Mated to a 6-speed transmission with a hydraulic APTC clutch system and chain drive, this formidable powertrain propels the AMB 001 PRO to new heights of exhilaration with effortless precision.

In conclusion, Aston Martin's foray into the world of two-wheeled mastery with the AMB 001 PRO marks a paradigm shift in the realm of sports motorcycles. Combining unparalleled craftsmanship, breathtaking design, and blistering performance, this limited-edition marvel exemplifies the relentless pursuit of perfection synonymous with the Aston Martin legacy. As enthusiasts eagerly await its auction debut, the AMB 001 PRO stands as a testament to the boundless creativity and innovation that define the Aston Martin brand.

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The Ultimate Star Wars Ride: Vintage Works' 74-Z Speeder Bike Replica

Unique ONES - The enduring allure of the Star Wars universe continues to captivate fans worldwide, evident in the fervor with which enthusiasts seek to bring elements of the iconic franchise to life. From fantastical creatures and robots to intricately designed costumes and vehicles, the dedication of fans knows no bounds.

The creative team of Vintage Works, a custom workshop based in Wisconsin, has successfully undertaken the ambitious project of recreating the iconic 74-Z speeder back in 2016. (Picture from: BoxRepsol)

One of the most iconic rides in George Lucas' Star Wars films is undoubtedly the 74-Z speeder, famously associated with the Storm Troopers flying rides. The allure of this cinematic creation has inspired Vintage Works, a Wisconsin-based custom workshop, to embark on an ambitious project to replicate the 74-Z speeder back in 2016.

Illustration of the 74-Z Speeder bike (in pictured is a 1:12 Aratech 74-Z Speeder Bike with Imperial Sniper Scout Trooper (modified Bandai kit set)). (Picture from: WhatIfModellers)

Vintage Works' creative team has gone above and beyond, not merely creating a replica but ingeniously ensuring the custom motorbike mirrors the cinematic essence of the original. Beyond the striking design, the wheels are strategically concealed from various angles, creating a visual illusion that mimics the floating effect seen in the Star Wars film.

The meticulous attention to detail by the Vintage Works crew is apparent in the seamless integration of functional elements. (Picture from: SolidworksBlog)

Autoblog reports that the team's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the incorporation of functional elements. A button positioned in front of the rider allows for the manipulation of pneumatic suspension, mimicking the floating effect characteristic of the Star Wars universe.

The Vintage Works crew utilized CNC machines to craft all accessories for the speeder bike replica, complemented by a meticulously hand-shaped aluminum body, the 74-Z replica may not possess the ability to levitate or navigate the forest moon of Endor at breakneck speeds. Nonetheless, its performance on the road is commendable, reaching a top speed of 70 mph. The inclusion of hubless wheels adds a touch of realism, bringing the levitating effect a step closer.

The Vintage Works crew utilized CNC machines to craft all accessories for the 74-Z speeder bike replica. (Picture from: SolidworksBlog)

The dedication to authenticity extends to the auditory experience as well. A 400-watt sound effects system replicates the distinctive hum of the speeder bikes featured in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. This ensures that as the custom motorbike cruises down the road, the unmistakable sounds of the Star Wars universe accompany its journey.

Vintage Works' creative team has not only crafted a replica but has ingeniously captured the cinematic essence of the original, with the addition of hubless wheels providing a touch of realism and bringing the levitating effect a step closer. (Picture from: Motors.Mega.mu)

With a simple push to the red power button, the programmable logic controller orchestrates a synchronized spectacle. Pneumatic solenoid valves release air from the front and rear air suspension, adjusting foot pegs, and triggering the sound system to emulate the iconic "power down" effects.

Videos shared on YouTube provide a glimpse into the custom motorbike's performance, revealing its limitations in power and agility. Nevertheless, the 74-Z Speeder Bike Custom by Vintage Works remains a testament to the joy and creativity inspired by the Star Wars legacy, offering enthusiasts a tangible connection to a galaxy far, far away.

In conclusion, Vintage Works' dedication to recreating the 74-Z speeder bike transcends mere replication, infusing the custom motorbike with an authentic cinematic experience. As fans continue to push the boundaries of imagination, projects like these serve as a reminder that the allure of Star Wars endures, fueling creativity and innovation in unexpected ways.

May the force be with those who continue to bring the magic of the galaxy to life.

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Teshima-built Akira Bike Replica: Recognized Officially One-of-a-Kind Masterpiece

Unique ONES - The timeless allure of the 1998 Japanese classic sci-fi anime film, 'Akira,' extends beyond the boundaries of its genre, leaving an indelible mark on the post-apocalyptic film landscape. Among the many elements that captivated fans, the futuristic motorcycle ridden by the character Shotaro Kaneda stands out as an iconic symbol, tearing through the digital highways of our collective imagination. 

The journey of Kaneda's red bike extended beyond the realm of fandom in 2012 when Masashi Teshima embarked on a charitable tour across Japan. (Picture from: Jovelmusic)

Astonishingly, one devoted fan, Masashi Teshima from the Showa Studio automobile repair shop, transformed this fantasy into a tangible reality, investing seven years and approximately ¥10 million (or about US$121,400) to build a functional replica. Unlike its animated counterpart, this real-life version of Kaneda's motorcycle relies on gasoline rather than electricity. 

Masashi Teshima from the Showa Studio automobile repair shop, transformed this Kaneda's red bike fantasy into a tangible reality, investing seven years and approximately ¥10 million. (Picture from: Kotaku)

Teshima's remarkable creation earned the official recognition of 'Akira's' creator, Katsuhiro Ootomo, and his publishing company, Koudansha. Endorsed as the authentic Kaneda's Bike, this replica not only mirrors the form and styling of the original but is also fully operational on the streets. The official licensing adds a layer of authenticity that sets it apart from mere fan art.

The replica of Kaneda's Bike featured with a linked steering system prevents the unwieldy long rake of the front fork, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics. (Picture from: Jovelmusic)

According to Anime News Network, the meticulous design and construction of the bike were a collaborative effort, adhering closely to Ootomo's vision. Although specific technical specifications are not provided, a visual analysis suggests the use of a water-cooled 4-stroke engine, coupled with a rear-wheel-drive system featuring three chains and six sprockets.

The poster of Japanese classic sci-fi anime titled 'Akira'. (Picture from: TaoBao)

Here are several pictures of Shotaro Kaneda’s red-cherry futuristic motorcycle. (All pictures taken from: AnimeNewsNetwork)

Notably, the inclusion of a linked steering system prevents the unwieldy long rake of the front fork, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics. The futuristic touch extends to the dashboard, which incorporates a cutting-edge navigation system and LED speedometer, tachometer, and battery gauge, mirroring the details of the original bike from the film.

Dashboard view of the replica of Kaneda's Bike. (Picture from: Kotaku)

The journey of Kaneda's red bike extended beyond the realm of fandom in 2012 when Teshima embarked on a charitable tour across Japan. Riding for a cause close to his heart, Teshima aimed to raise funds to combat autism in children, turning his passion project into a force for positive change.

Masashi Teshima rode along with the Kaneda's Bike throughout Japan in order to raise money and awareness for charity in 2012. (Picture from: Geekologie)

The tour concluded in Tokyo, where the iconic motorcycle took center stage in an exhibition, allowing enthusiasts to capture moments with this unique creation. Whether admired for its authenticity, the dedication of its creator, or its philanthropic endeavors, Kaneda's real-life motorcycle transcends the boundaries of mere fandom.

In the end, it's not just cool; it's a testament to the enduring impact of cinematic masterpieces on the creative spirit of fans worldwide. Masashi Teshima's creation not only pays homage to 'Akira,' but also stands as a symbol of the extraordinary lengths enthusiasts can go to bring their fantasies to life.

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Rivet by William Shatner: A Unique Landjet Experience

Unique ONES - William Shatner, the iconic 92-year-old actor best known for his role as 'Captain Kirk' in Star Trek TV series, undertook a unique cross-country journey back in the summer of 2015. Diverging from the futuristic starship of the popular TV series, Shatner embarked on this adventure in a state-of-the-art tricycle, drawing inspiration from the wings of WWII B-17 bombers, as reported by the Daily Mail on January 9, 2015.

William Shatner has accomplished a lot in his career, but this current project is something he says he's most proud of. He is riding a motorcycle 2,400 miles across the country to raise money for an American Legion Scholarship fund. (Picture from: DailyMail)

The custom-made three-wheeled vehicle, named the Rivet, is a collaborative effort between Shatner and the Illinois-based company American Wrench, known for its expertise in motorcycle fabrication. Shatner, who typically navigates the streets in a 2002 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage, is thrilled to take the Rivet on a journey from Chicago to Los Angeles.

The Rivet trike that carried William Shatner across America in 2015 was a two-seater powered by a V8 engine. (Picture from: DailyMail)

The Rivet falls under the category of what the manufacturing firm refers to as a 'Landjet'. Crafted from the ground up as a three-wheeled marvel, it features an exposed cockpit resembling a command center, with seating tailored for a captain. The powerful V8 engine produces a harmonious roar, providing a sensation of flying on the open road.

The Rivet trike draws inspiration from the wings of WWII B-17 bombers, adorned with rivets to capture the essence of aircraft wing design. (Picture from: DailyMail)

One distinctive feature of the Rivet is its single-sided front-end suspension, creating the illusion that the wheel is gracefully floating on one side. In contrast to many trikes with straight axles in the back, the Rivet boasts an independent rear suspension for enhanced maneuverability.

While the mockup shows a one-seater, the finished Rivet trike will accommodate two passengers. (Picture from: DailyMail)

While initial renderings depict a solo rider, the finished trike will accommodate two individuals and include a protective canopy. Crucially, it is designed for cruising, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable journey for Shatner and his fellow passengers.

The overarching goal of the Rivet is not merely to showcase the pilot or the vehicle itself but to celebrate the art and craftsmanship of hand-built machines. This project embodies the spirit of preserving America's 'routes' and draws attention to the enduring allure of custom-built vehicles, combining functionality with artistic ingenuity. As the Rivet stands as a testament to innovation, paying homage to the iconic designs that inspired its creation. ✨Happy Holiday...⛄

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The One-Off AlfaBeast Motorcycle: A Fusion of Power and Style

ONE-OFF - When it comes to motorcycle modification, enthusiasts often explore unconventional combinations to create unique and eye-catching rides. Imagine the fusion of a 2.5-liter V6 Alfa Romeo engine with a Kraft Tech hardtail frame. The outcome? An awe-inspiring motorcycle that not only boasts a powerhouse engine but also exudes a distinct bad-ass vibe.

Chris Barber ride on his motorcycle creation, the Crossbreed AlfaBeast. (Picture from: CrossbreedCycles)

Enter the Alfabeast, a masterpiece crafted by the skilled hands of Chris Barber from Crossbreed Cycles. Taking the 2.5 V6 engine with an impressive 156 hp output, Barber embarked on a journey to construct a motorcycle that defies norms. The challenge was to seamlessly integrate the substantial engine into the Kraftec frame without compromising the overall design and functionality.

The Alfabeast pictured here is powered by Alfa Romeo’s late 1970’s 2.5-liter V6 engine that is said to churn out 156 horsepower. (Picture from: CrossbreedCycles)

The heart of the Alfabeast, the 156 hp Alfa engine, proudly takes center stage, flanked by six separate exhaust pipes arranged in pairs on both sides. A unique design choice that not only adds to the bike's aesthetics but also serves as a testament to the engineering prowess behind its creation. The air intake, boldly positioned on the fuel tank, further contributes to the bike's distinctive appearance. (All pictures taken from: MotorCrave)

 

 

Beyond its striking exterior, the Alfabeast incorporates essential features to ensure optimal performance. Water and oil radiators are strategically employed to keep the potent engine running cool under pressure. A Harley four-speed gearbox and kickstart mechanism add to the bike's vintage appeal, creating a harmonious blend of modern power and classic style.

The one-off bike was created by one Chris Barber who fitted Alfa’s V6 on a Kraftec frame. (Picture from: CrossbreedCycles)

To enhance its handling and stopping power, the Alfabeast borrows elements from the Kawasaki ZXR-750, utilizing forks and brakes from this renowned sportbike. The result is a motorcycle that not only captivates with its visual allure but promises an exhilarating riding experience, a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship invested in its creation.

The 2.5-liter V6 engine is hooked up to a 4-speed transmission from a Harley Davidson while the forks and braking system are sourced from a Kawasaki ZXR-750 superbike. (Picture from: CrossbreedCycles)

As we marvel at the images of this one-off motorcycle, it's evident that the Alfabeast is not merely a showpiece; it's a testament to the dedication and innovation within the world of motorcycle customization. Chris Barber's ingenuity has given birth to a machine that pushes boundaries, challenging traditional norms in both design and performance.

There are six individual exhaust pipes (three on each side) while the Weber carburetors breath through a set of pipes that stick out from the gas tank. (Picture from: Carscoops)

In the realm of motorcycle modification, the Alfabeast stands as a symbol of what happens when creativity meets engineering excellence. It's not just a bike; it's a bold statement, a fusion of power and style that dares to be different. So, the next time you hear the roar of a 2.5-liter V6 Alfa Romeo engine on the streets, don't be surprised if it's the Alfabeast, turning heads and leaving an indelible mark on the world of custom motorcycles. ✨Happy Holiday...⛄

The video above is not about the motorbike discussed in this article; it is originally a video clip of a game-titled Beast Fists, and solely for illustration purposes and has no connection to the Crossbreed Alfabeast custom motorbike.

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