The conceptual Eve Odyssey Motorcycle has been designed by Bandit9 as a futuristic transportation solution that maintains an ultra-modern form that looks ready for riding on the lunar surface. The motorcycle is designed with a 125cc engine that's capable of reaching a top speed of 65mph and boasts an efficient form that delivers 156-miles of range per gallon of fuel. The concept motorcycle also features a monoshock rear suspension along with a single-sided swingarm that has been integrated into the L-shaped subframe.
The Eve Odyssey Motorcycle boasts a space-grade aluminum construction to give it lightweight rigidity, while a custom digital LED display offers intuitive access to pertinent information. The motorcycle is available now for preorder with an electric version expected in the near future.
Otherworldly Motorcycle Concepts
The Eve Odyssey Motorcycle Features Space-Grade Aluminum
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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3. Aerospace - The space-grade aluminum construction of the Eve Odyssey Motorcycle provides an opportunity for the aerospace industry to use similar materials to create stronger and lighter spacecraft and airplanes.