The Beast:
Ceepo usually designs bikes for long distance triathletes, but this Japanese slender bike called Viper surely personifies a bizarre design in every sense. I sincerely fail to comprehend the thought that would rouse such a design.
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The Machine:
I guess the bicycle was premeditated to look aerodynamic, but I really think the front brake setup is unbelievably muddled. In addition to all this, the bike also fails to follow the rules of UCI and is said to be thinnest carbon frame in production (26mm).
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The Thrill:
I personally wish they had molded the top of the down tube closer to the wheel enveloping the brake calipers. But since I’m not much into the aesthetics of this one, I think it’s totally not worth it for $8,000.
Via: Wired
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