Some of the coolest motorcycle designs aren't the ones you see everyday.
Motorbikes have come a long way since the early days and while you may be familiar with
most of the popular brands and models, there are some pretty impressive bikes roaming the
open road.
I'm Glenn, and today we're bringing you some unique and eye-catching motorcycles you may
not have heard of.
Number Ten
The Droog Moto DM-015 is another bike that looks like it could be pulled straight from
a movie, this time one of the Mad Max series.
The knobby tires' aggressive tread looks like it would be right at home in the middle of
a desert wasteland.
It has plenty of modern equipment though, like the multi-mode digital speedometer and
intense LED headlight and taillight.
The exposed engine and drivetrain give the bike a raw, powerful look.
When you order one, the bike gets built to your specifications, including fitting the
bike to the rider's body with custom setups for the suspension and seat height.
Number Nine
The Honda NM4 touring bike is available in any color you want, as long as that color
is black.
But there's a good reason for the limited choice of colors as the fluid design suits
the dark tone perfectly.
The aerodynamic front-end bodywork flows into a low-slung seat and rear-end while the adjustable
backrest lets you customize your posture and can flip down entirely to convert into a tandem
passenger seat.
A liquid-cooled, parallel-twin engine hides beneath the NM4 bodywork, giving the bike
a mysterious look.
The engine provides plenty of power, whether you're riding around town or down the open
highway.
Number Eight
The Triumph Rocket 3 TFC has an unmistakable stance with the carbon fiber bodywork adding
to the imposing silhouette.
The high-performance 3-header exhaust system provides a growl you can't miss.
The bike comes with carbon fiber bodywork and a unique two-tone paint scheme, as well
as brushed foil and gold accents.
The Rocket 3 TFC has a limited production run of only 750 bikes, each of which has a
numbered badge and certificate signed by the company's CEO.
You also get a personalized TFC book that shows the build process for your bike.
I'm Allie, and it's Minds Eye Trivia time.
By looking at just these images, do you know what this is and where it's from?
Leave the correct answer or your best guess in the comment section below.
Number Seven
The Norton Superlight is a mid-size, street-legal bike that technically qualifies as a bonafide
racebike.
The Superlight name comes from the use of carbon fiber and aluminum for most of the
bike's body panels, with the engine and other drivetrain components mostly hidden behind
the cowling, adding to the streamlined look.
The cowling also sports an intake port that pulls air from the pressure wave in front
of the bike and force-delivers it to the induction system.
Number Six
The Jawa Perak is a bobber-style motorcycle that doesn't take the bobber style quite that
literally, having a shortened front fender and full rear fender for a better ride.
This is another bike that's only available in black, with a tan saddle-style seat for
a bit of contrast.
The single-cylinder engine provides 30 horsepower so the Perak isn't meant to be a speed demon.
That hasn't seemed to hurt its popularity though as pre-orders have a five to six month
delivery time.
Number Five
The Mutt Motorcycles Fat Sabbath 125 Bronze is another dark design, with a blacked-out
color scheme accented by a bronze-colored tank.
The colors combine with the bike's lower-slung design to give it a nice aggressive look.
The bike also comes with chunky, extra-wide Twin-duro tires mounted on black spoked wheels
to complete the look.
The four-stroke engine is visible in the tube frame and the sound of the custom-built stainless
steel exhaust lives up to the aggressive look of the rest of this bike.
I'm Allie, and it's Minds Eye Trivia time.
By looking at just these images, do you know what this is and where it's from?
Leave the correct answer or your best guess in the comment section below.
Number Four
The BMW R nineT Scrambler is a more traditional-looking motorcycle, albeit with an authentic scrambler
design.
The steel gas tank has a metallic matte finish to add to the minimalist look of the bike.
The front suspension uses a telescopic fork with bellows protecting the hydraulics while
the seat provides a relaxed, upright position for a comfortable ride, even on longer trips.
The R nineT sports an opposed-twin engine with dual silencers that provide plenty of
power along with an exciting soundtrack to your ride.
Number Three
The SR/F from Zero Motorcycles is another sport bike-inspired electric motorcycle.
The lithium-ion battery can reach a full charge in just under 1 1/2 hours having a range around
160 miles.
The SR/F is one of the first "smart" motorcycles with Cypher III technology that gives you
a customizable dash and an app for gathering critical information from your bike.
The bike connects through cellular networks, sending feedback to the app about charging,
ride information, bike status, and system updates.
Number Two
The Bandit9 L-Concept simultaneously looks like it could be from a futuristic sci-fi
movie or a period film from the 1940s or 1950s.
The exposed springs of the suspension and front shock absorbers are a throwback to early
motorcycles while the polished stainless steel design and turbine engine look like something
from another world.
The L-Concept's unibody design combines the gas tank, seat, and cowl into a single body
section for a unique but practical design.
In fact, the suspended engine gets its inspiration from the reactor on Star Trek's USS Enterprise
while the upright handlebars give the motorcycle a distinctive look that brings to mind the
Imperial Speeder Bikes from Return of the Jedi.
Number One
The Leonhardt Gunbus 410 is the world's largest production motorcycle, at 1,433 pounds and
11 feet long.
The "410" in its name refers to the size of its engine - 410 cubic inches.
That's bigger than the engines in most cars so it's no wonder the Gunbus is so big.
The bike rolls on truck-sized tires too, with a 38-inch front and a 42-inch on the back.
You can put the largest "normal" motorcycle next to the Gunbus and it will be dwarfed
in comparison.
The bike is made by hand in Leonhardt's factory in Germany, having an oversized $350,000 price