Allert Jacobs' Aerocycle is a Fuel-Efficient Bike With a Fiberglass Casin
References: velomobiel.nl & popsci
Dutch designer Allert Jacobs spent three years creating the fuel-efficient and shell-encased Aerocycle bike. The Aerocycle is actually a modified version of a Honda Innova 125i that now includes a hand-crafted fiberglass shell, steel tube frames, and aerodynamic cones and indicator lights.
The Aerocycle bike features a special 'door' that slides forward to accommodate the rider, a manual clutch and an interior locking system for added security. Allert Jacobs' Aerocycle cost him $5,000 to make, but the result is a sleek 200 MPG motorcycle.
The Aerocycle bike features a special 'door' that slides forward to accommodate the rider, a manual clutch and an interior locking system for added security. Allert Jacobs' Aerocycle cost him $5,000 to make, but the result is a sleek 200 MPG motorcycle.
Trend Themes
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Shell-encased Vehicles — Exploit the potential of customized casing designs for a more fuel-efficient and aerodynamic vehicle.
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DIY Vehicle Modification — Foster a culture of innovation by encouraging DIY tinkering and modification of existing vehicles for more sustainable transportation solutions.
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Fuel-efficient Motorcycles — Invest in the development and marketing of lightweight, fuel-efficient motorcycles that appeal to eco-conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
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Automotive Manufacturing — Incorporate trends in customized casing designs and fuel-efficient engine technologies in the production of automobiles.
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Motorcycle Manufacturing — Partner with designers and innovators to create lightweight, fuel-efficient motorcycles that meet the growing demand for sustainable transportation.
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DIY and Maker Industries — Tap into the growing market of DIY and Maker Industries by offering solutions and materials for vehicle customization and modification.
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