The Metalback motorcycle concept from designer Jordan Meadows is another work in the list of brilliant concepts by the designer, and as its siblings, this design is amazing as well. This café racer gets power from a V4 diesel engine burning biodiesel, which provides it with both, power and better fuel efficiency.
jordan meadows metalback concept
Green credentials of the motorcycle are further backed by the use of recycled aluminum for the frame and the skin of the motorcycle. The concept has the looks of a classic café racer, and also goes back to signifying the power of vintage WW2 fighter planes.
Via: Jordan Meadows/ Gizmag
jordan meadows metalback concept
jordan meadows metalback concept
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