Please Ogle This Slick New Sport Bike Concept from Huge Moto
Don’t worry, the designers promise to actually build it.
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San Francisco‘s Huge Moto is a custom motorcycle design and fabrication shop after our own hearts. The shop’s web site identifies the source of the excessive busy-ness of their design: “It seems that many of today’s modern sportbikes have gone a bit overboard with chaotic surfacing and superficial details. A visual battle of overly aggro design details and crazy graphics that leaves us cold.”
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But Huge Moto isn’t just leaning against a bar, complaining about the state of things while sipping a cold brew. They fired up the CAD program and produced the incredible Monoracr, a slick, mono-form design meant to be the opposite of those menacing creatures glaring out from too many motorcycle dealers’ windows.
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The Monoracr’s frame and bodywork are designed around a Honda 1000cc four-cylinder engine, probably because the shop has already built a pair of Honda CBR1000RR customs.
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And here lies the difference between the Monoracr concept and other computer renders you’ve seen: Huge Moto is an actual shop with the capacity and intent to build the Monoracr.
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“Our goal was to make this bike as real as possible and not just another bullshit concept bike,” their web site says.
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Actual construction will wait while Huge Moto relocates to a bigger shop, but that will only make the job easier once the time comes.
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