The Pusher: Duckman’s CAD trike is a garish dream on 3 V6 engines

We know that no one really expects a CAD bike to be sane most of the times, but this monster of a creation by Dutchman Mark van der Kwaak is seriously out of whack! The designer from Leiden in the Netherlands claims to draw inspiration from hot-rod maestro, the late Ed Roth. The three-legged phenomenon features 3 S&S X-wedge engines with 6 Garrett turbochargers housed directly behind the rider.

The Pusher

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The Pusher is inspired from the wild creation of Edd Roth. This monster will have 3.S&S X-wedge engines behind the driver/rider.

The trike concept houses a 6-speed HD gearbox with a 4-link suspension and Weder carbs rounding it off the beast. The front wheels on the bike stand at 21" and come laced with five beefed up spokes that give semblance of the steering wheel of a 50's car. The rear wheels measure in at 15" x 230 and all 3 brakes use floating discs.

A classic butterfly steering wheel on the CAD gives the design a nice and classic sense of continuity and tradition. The trike’s dashboard is inspired by the Corvettes of the early ‘60s and is housed atop a bubble-topped torpedo-nosed cockpit which shouldn’t really inspire much confidence in the rider, given that it barely clears the ground standing just 5 cm above the tarmac.

The designer, also known as the Duckman, is known precisely for turning the most outrageous concepts into works of art. And we seriously hope that if this CAD bike does ever get made, it would be more biker-friendly than the pure muscle it is now.

Via: CadBikes