Just added a different seat & tail, lower bars, lower tank and blackened rims.
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Two-stroke air-cooled what the ???
Whats with my latest frankenbike concept then? Two-stroke and air-cooled and mono-shocking?
CrispyDX200 (KDX200) motardish frankenbiken? Cool-ish? Tank WRONG!
Spied an 1985 KDX200 on the local classifieds (actually an '83) for $300, so I mocked this up.
It's actually growing on me (like a fungus)! Any thoughts out there?
CrispyDX200 (KDX200) motardish frankenbiken? Cool-ish? Tank WRONG!
Spied an 1985 KDX200 on the local classifieds (actually an '83) for $300, so I mocked this up.
It's actually growing on me (like a fungus)! Any thoughts out there?
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Monday, September 9, 2013
Crispy Fried Kawasaki KE175
The very top image is of a pair of KE175s advertised in my local classifieds, $250 for the pair. Add reads, make one bike from two? But will it run? Will take a drive down and take a look see. It would be nice to have a bike ready for the 'Distinguished Genteman's Vintage Bike Ride' on the 29th of September. It's not even three weeks away!!! First task would see if I could get it to run, get it looking tidy enough to register and get it registered, and then bolt up some parts from my DR400 vintage supermoto. Chrome guards front and rear, 16 inch wheels etc etc. If the bikes are worth buying, then I will definitely give it a crack! Stay tuned!
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Crispy Fried Yamaha DT250 motard slash tracker
Speedway style tank; tracker seat with 16inch x 3inch wide wheels. Blacked out rims, 1978 Yamaha DT250. Love the old strokers.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Crispy Concepts - From Futures Past - SKETCHLOG 25072013-01
Okay, so enough with the trying to restyle or even reverse style current motorcycle stylings. Its time to explore my own 'original' concepts. So here a few sketches and a quick photoshop rendering of 'concept two'. It like it could have been penned by a 'streamliner' who was designing around 1900.The vintage references are very deliberate, referencing the past in order to find the future. It combines newer materials (carbon-fibre) with more established materials (aluminium). It also plays a little with the traditional motorcycle layout.
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