Eco Factor: Concept bike powered by an electric engine.
Bike designer Royce Creasey has designed an electric feet forward motorcycle, which he estimates could speed close to 200 mph, courtesy a 330 pound lithium-ion phosphate battery pack that could generate a whopping 100 horsepower. Developed using the latest software, the designer claims that a lightweight body and an aerodynamic design should make the bike a strong contender for the TTXGP racing championship.
ttxgp racing bike
The Dark Side:
With investors backing out, this ingenious design is not going anywhere except into some thumb drives or CDs.
Via: TheKneeSlider
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