If you fancy riding a black jaguar then you need to race, not the live animal, but to lay hands on the one of a kind motorbike that is shaped to look just like the wild cat!
Acclaimed designer Lee J. Rowland has surprised everyone with this latest project of his. Working with the well-known super bike pioneer Barend Hemmes, Lee has been using his brilliant engineering skills to design amazing vehicles. This cat bike is limited to just ‘one’ exclusive piece with the number plate “CAT 1” and the jaguar cat logo that you are bound to cherish. Built with 1200cc Buell 97 S3 Thunderbolt engine, the air intakes and exhaust system are custom-engineered to suit the cat profile. The black body made from high-grade stainless steel and fiberglass finished in ultra-high-gloss ebony polyurethane lacquer gives the perfect desired Jaguar look to the bike.
Stingray covers the seat of the 360 kg, 2.3 m bike. If your bank account holds £320,000 ($567,000; €404,000), then you can think of owning this sole piece. Exhibit the look of shear power, grace, and fear with the Jaguar!


Via Book of Joe

Here is a vehicle concept that has a potential to ride the road like a car and if need be can zip off likewise a motorbike. With the face of the model throwing hints of its appeal similar to that of a car and equal amount of respect goes to its weird rear that qualifies it as a bike. So, you have every right to feel opportune if this concept meets reality. Designed by Alvino Design, the Proxima is a two-seater model that effectively merges two diverse automobile forms. Probability is if you have developed a fad for motorcycles then Proxima might not be your overt choice but those have a liking for peculiar vehicle impression followed by a sleek body styling would surely value Proxima’s graceful tapering from one automobile to another. Must say, the design is ultra-cool.

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Art pieces or antiques cannot miss our vision. And the latest creation of a revolutionary piece of art is by Diederick Kraaijeveld that deserves a due amount of respect here. The self taught artist has developed this attention-grabbing artworks using domesticated wood. Popularly known as a Harley Davidson 1993 Softail Heritage, alias Cow-glide or Moo-glide as the singular edition motorbike comes layered with cowhides. Measuring 130 cm high and 110 cm wide, the model comes tinted with salvaged wood; found in dumpsters and other remote shores or derelict buildings. It is known to use one piece from a deserted farm in the California desert. Developed on-order for a biking tycoon based in Holland, a similar model can be yours if you are ready to spill over $15,000.

Courtesy Diederick Kraaijeveld!

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