When it comes to concept bikes, designers continue to push the envelope of style and aesthetics. While the execution of these concepts in the metal, as well as whether or not they’ll actually be practical in the real world is a different story, it’s nonetheless interesting to have a glimpse on what the future of motorcycling holds for us.
Nearly all manufacturers have their own artists and designers working around the clock and churning out new designs. However, there are also a lot of budding designers looking to make a name for themselves. One such designer is Yan-Xuan Lai, a student of industrial design at the Technical University in Taipei, Taiwan. His most recent concept puts a sleek and streamlined spin on the iconic cruisers of Harley-Davidson, with inspiration from the ultra-streamlined designs of the 1920s and 1930s.
