2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
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Not only is this Snake Road concept by Delussu Bruno an amazing vehicle, but the renderings are equally masterfully presented.
It is a concept motorcycle that draws inspiration from that of Daniel Simon (a great designer) and, to a lesser extent, from the imperial speeder bike (in Star Wars Films).
"There is no shame in admitting to such influences – that’s what life is all about."
The name of the motorcycle "Snake Road" comes from its form which resembles a cobra.
Delussu did not want to turn it into a roadster and instead chose a closed form for the aerodynamics.
In terms of engineering, the body is made of fibre glass (to lighten the weight of the motorcycle). The driver’s posture is the same as in a racing bike (lying on the bodywork) and he opted for a traditional (not digital) speedometer for the sake of nostalgia. The engine is a traditional internal combustion engine rather then electric.
(source: Delussu Bruno)
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
2010 Snake Road by Delussu Bruno.
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