Four-Wheeled Motorcycle

Bull Motorcycle

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.

Glass-Wheeled Motorcycle

Tubular Motorcycle

Wooden Motorcycle

roehr-esuperbike-electric-motocycle

Priced from $16,995 – $34,495, these Roehr electric motorcycles are available in three different trims. Best of all, the lowest-end model comes equipped “with a 48hp motor, 395lb weight, dual 300mm brake discs up front, 41mm inverted forks, and 5.8Kw/h worth of batteries good for 80 miles of range and 100mph top speed.” Click here for first picture in gallery. Here’s more info on the fastest model:

Step it up to the eSuperBike and you get two of the same motors for a combined power of 96hp but a total weight of 500lbs. Also, the rear shock gets boosted to an Ohlins unit (surely to handle that extra girth) and 7.7Kw/h worth of batteries good for 100 miles of range and 135mph top speed.

Honda VFR1200F Sports Tourer is one of the most exciting motorcycles in Honda’s history and the future of Honda motorcycling. The new technology within this motorcycle is flat-out amazing and it all works together in a manner that takes the VFR1200F strides forward in how a high-end machine looks, works and feels. This is a sport motorcycle that will leave you smiling and ready for more even after you’ve been riding for hours on end.

Honda Motorcycles and Scooters(HMSI) India might bring this sports tourer VFR1200F in India by 2010-11. The Bike could be priced in the range of Rs. 30-50 lakhs though there is no official word out on all these details as no company spokesperson was available to comment on this development.

Honda VFR1200F is a sport touring motorcycle that was earlier announced by Honda company in the year 2009. It was first showcased at the Tokyo Motor Show

For Sale Restored Italian Vespa 150cc 1966 Model Price Rs. 80,000

Air Port, Karachi

Description

Original Italian vespa with excellent condition, 1966 model, 150cc, runs perfectly, engine newly rebuilt with 5 new port speedo, 10″ wheels Upgraded to 12V CDI electrical system, easy to start, performs consistently, Bright Halogen Light, Loud Horn, Stainless Steel Package, crash bars, leg shield trim. comes with helmet, accessories and registrations. Contact for details.
Additional Car Information

Make:Vespa

Model:150cc

Year:1966

Condition:New

Color:Black

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Bicycling to work may be the way to go for some, but parking could still be an issue. That’s why Jruiter Studio has come up with the “Inner City Bike”. It boasts an ultra compact design and has no chain to boot, though the seat looks a bit uncomfortable. Continue reading for one more picture.

Racing enthusiasts probably have driven a go-kart before, but what about ones that are powered by motorcycle engines and/or rockets? Continue reading to ten of the coolest homemade go-karts ever — image via.

1. Gixxerkart

2. Monster Go-Kart

3. 70000-Watt Electric Go-Kart

4. Batman Tumbler Go-Kart

5. Rocket-Powered Go-Kart

6. Hayabusa Kart

7. Neuroti-Kart

8. Monster Kart 5

9. Turbo Kart

10. Turbo CBR 1000RR Go-Kart

Newest Zero Motorcycles Price

If you took Zero Motorcycles up on its offer for 25,000 free miles with the purchase of a bike, you might be turning in those wheels for a fix-up soon. According to Asphalt and Rubber, the electric motorcycle maker is recalling 254 of its 2012 units due to “insufficient weatherproofing.” The affected models are at risk for an electrical short inside the battery management system, which could cause the bikes to cut power during in wet weather. Zero says it will notify owners with faulty motorcycles and repair the bikes free of charge. This isn’t the company’s first recall — in 2009, it pulled models that were prone to crashing more than usual, and just a few days ago Zero recalled 2011 and 2012 bikes with a faulty brake light switch.

Innovative Bicycle Wraps

A 21-year-old designer named Kevin Scott came up with the idea of a bicycle that can not only be chained to a pole, but wrap around it as well. How did he make it a reality? It “uses a ratcheting mechanism in the frame to allow it to turn from stiff to bendable.” Click here for first picture in gallery.

New Audi e-bike Wörthersee wheelies eco-style 2012

We’re no stranger to e-bikes here, but most of the examples we’ve seen so far have very much been meant for A-to-B rides. Audi’s aiming to fix that with its e-bike Wörthersee prototype. The carbon fiber transport not only has a strong 2.3kW motor — the most powerful ever in a bike, so says Audi — but can use that power for tricks. You can flick the Wörthersee into a wheelie mode and either shift your weight around or leave it fully automatic, depending on the fierceness of your stunt skills. Not that it’ll be a timid ride if you prefer to keep both wheels on the ground, as a motor-assisted pedaling mode will take you up to 50MPH, and you can still ride at 31MPH if you’re not keen on using your legs. That’s faster than the already speedy Grace One City we tried, folks. The vorsprung durch technik also comes through a smartphone tie-in, although in a much more stunt-savvy way than the app- and tuning-focused Ford E-Bike Concept: it tracks video and trick runs, both for its own game system and for bragging rights on Facebook.