In reply to the Michelin Challenge Design 2006, some guys have come up with 2 really unique bike models worth giving a try.
BAAL & Hyanide by Tilmann Schlootz & Oliver Keller of Germany rock. The bikes are based on a bendable rubber track that guarantees maximum traction as well as freely changeable directions. PopSci calls them Your Very Own Personal Tank; deep mud, sand and snow are no match for this go-anywhere mutated motorbike. With a 60hp 500cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder which takes the bike to about 80mph, this mean machine is just waiting to happen.
BAAL & Hyanide by Tilmann Schlootz & Oliver Keller of Germany rock. The bikes are based on a bendable rubber track that guarantees maximum traction as well as freely changeable directions. PopSci calls them Your Very Own Personal Tank; deep mud, sand and snow are no match for this go-anywhere mutated motorbike. With a 60hp 500cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder which takes the bike to about 80mph, this mean machine is just waiting to happen.
*www.michelinchallengedesign.com/MCD_2006/Site/mcd_gallery_2006/mcd_artwork_thumb_240/mcd_06_scale_models/m06_Schlootz_Keller/michelinbaal3.jpg *www.michelinchallengedesign.com/MCD_2006/Site/mcd_gallery_2006/mcd_artwork_thumb_240/mcd_06_scale_models/m06_Schlootz_Keller/Michelinbaal0.jpgâ
*www.michelinchallengedesign.com/MCD_2006/Site/mcd_gallery_2006/mcd_artwork_thumb_120/mcd_06_scale_models/m07_Schlootz_Keller/Michelinhyanide2.jpg *www.michelinchallengedesign.com/MCD_2006/Site/mcd_gallery_2006/mcd_artwork_thumb_120/mcd_06_scale_models/m07_Schlootz_Keller/Michelinhyanide5.jpg *www.michelinchallengedesign.com/MCD_2006/Site/mcd_gallery_2006/mcd_artwork_thumb_240/mcd_06_scale_models/m07_Schlootz_Keller/Michelinhyanide1.jpg
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