The Buell Blade concept motorcycle from designer Brad Mitchell takes a somewhat unorthodox form. Its wheels are without any spokes or rims, its rear suspension system is integrated with its core design, and the drivetrain has gone internal. Another design aspect is its fuel tank, which has the handlebars located nearly halfway, plus the vertical alignment is quite odd. The bike is powered by a V-Twin engine to keep the ride powerful.
buell blade concept
buell blade concept
buell blade concept
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