The recipe to capture eyeballs – take a detour from logic, use a popular brand name as a part of the product name and most importantly, make sure you create a compelling concept. Well, designer Flavio Adriani seems to have got his recipe right. The Lamborbiker affiliates itself indirectly with the Bull by taking design cues from the Countach, while winning the nod from Bertone’s chief designer Marcello Gandini and Osmos wheel. The inspiration of the three elements is clearly noticeable in this hubless machine. Reflecting the sleekness of a Lamborghini and the established dexterity of Flavio, the Lamborbiker is certainly a benchmark for bike design.
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