The conceptual BMW G7 Scrambler has been designed by Canada-based Anssi Mustonen as a futuristic motorcycle that would provide riders with ample power without losing sight of style needs. The motorcycle is imagined in two variants including one with an internal combustion engine (ICE) and another with an electric motor powered by an internal battery pack. The bike boasts a cantilevered seat on both models and boasts a Z-shaped frame that puts emphasis on a heavier bottom to give it just the right amount of heft on the roadway.
The conceptual BMW G7 Scrambler boasts aggressive tires that appear ready to handle an array of terrain, while the overall aesthetic of the bike changes perceptions of what a traditional scrambler-style motorcycle looks like.
Cantilevered Motorcycle Concepts
The BMW G7 Scrambler by Anssi Mustonen is Streamlined
Trend Themes
1. Futuristic Motorcycle Design - Opportunities for manufacturers to explore unconventional materials and components to create innovative motorcycles for future generations.
2. Electric Motorcycles - Developing electric motorcycles with improved battery performance and style to attract eco-conscious consumers who want to make a statement.
3. Off-road Capable Motorcycles - Creating motorcycles with aggressive tires, higher suspension, and durable construction to cater to adventure seekers wanting to explore rough terrain.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - Incorporating new tech trends such as AI, Internet of Things (IoT), and alternative power sources in motorcycle manufacturing could spark revolutionary changes in the automotive industry.
2. Sustainable Transportation Industry - Collaborating with eco-friendly motorcycle designers could lead to the creation of environmentally-friendly high-performance motorcycles that meet consumer demands and reduce carbon footprints.
3. Adventure Tourism Industry - Developing off-road motorcycles that perform well in harsh terrain could open up opportunities for adventure tourism companies to offer new and exciting experiences for their clients.