The Sharker motorbike goes wildly against preset notions about motorcycle design and form, and if it weren’t an actual production motorcycle, it would have easily passed off as a concept. Created by the GERG GROUP, Sharker has carbon bodywork to support the rider, and the parts of the motorbike. The unique construction gives it reduced weight, lower height and increased stiffness.
sharker motorbike
The carbon bodywork hides a powerful monster, one that provides the bike with 140hp, and can take the motorcycle from zero to 60mph in just 4 seconds. Depending on the options chosen, the top speed can vary from 125mph to 174mph, and we’re pretty sure that the rider will be flying like a kite at either of those speeds.
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