The worl ahead of us is constantly changing with every passing moment and every decision made. The future is unpredictable, but that doesn’t mean we can’t wonder and try to see ahead, be in hope or in despair.
The Obrella by Rafael
Monterio Bicalho Nuclear war turned Earth into a remnant of the planet it once was. What was once called Japan is now known as ‘Eden.’ The Obrella is an ‘Extreme G’ motorbike, a high-speed machine that’s most commonly used by the ‘Boso Faction,’ a gang of individuals who pay homage to Japan’s Bōsōzoku culture not only through their criminal activities, but also by painting their motorcycles in vibrant and extravagant liveries.
Bax by Shane Baxley
In the not-so-distant future, we’re introduced to the BAX Moto MKIII, which single-handedly revives café racer culture; no one saw anything as aggressive or clean with clip-ons. The lines of the BAX Moto MKIII’s body make it look like it’s going supersonic when it’s at a stop.
While the front end uses state-of-the-art piggyback suspension, the rear uses a traditional monoshock setup, and Brembo brakes all around. The MKIII runs a race-slick rear tire, but it has a touring front tire so that it can be used daily, and its offset headlights and bold taillights make it hard to ignore at night.
KTM by Julien Lecreux
With two opposing mono swing arms, this conceptual KTM adventure bike is meant to take you to the wildest and strangest parts of ‘After Earth.’ The lightweight, nimble motorcycle can traverse any terrain with ease and confidence.
The saddlebags are designed to look like Jerry cans from World War II, and stored inside of them are extra batteries for long-range rides. A heads-up display projects on the windscreen.
Punch by Artem Smirnov
A modern interpretation of the supermotos that ripped through the streets of Paris in the 1980s, the lightweight Punch is compact electric with good ground clearance, long-travel suspension, quick handling and a top speed of 75 mph.
Cobra by Christian Grajewski
The year is 2036, and autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence and the so-called ‘Metaverse’ have taken over our everyday lives. The most popular motorsports, ‘ROBO MOTO AI,’ is a street racing event where humans compete alongside the most advanced AI-controlled motorcycles.
