The Method 143 is a high-performance motorcycle built and designed by Arch Motorcycles. The California-based motorcycle shop was founded by Keanu Reeves and Gard Hollinger. The bike features a striking, streamlined design, due in part to the seamless fuel tank and robust front fork. The body work is clearly created with a high level of craftsmanship and the fine leather and CNC aluminum body is nothing short of perfection.
The Method 143 carries the distinction of being the first concept production motorcycle to feature a carbon fiber mono-cell chassis. The use of this super lightweight—yet super durable—material, keeps the weight of the bike down, while also greatly increasing performance. The metal components of the bike are comprised of either aluminum or titanium, with the rest of the bike being comprised of carbon fiber.
The headlight system in the bike is completely proprietary, as is the Arch mobile phone instrumentation display. This gorgeous motorcycle is currently available though Arch Motorcycles, but is limited to 23 units.
High-Performance Motorcycles
The Method 143 is a Limited-Edition Motorcycle Built for Performance
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