The Victory Ignition Concept motorbike is a two-wheeler, recently shown off at the Milan Motorcycle Show, that was designed by none other than the famed European drag motorbike racer and custom bike builder Urs Erbacher.
As a result, this bike features a notable aggressive design and performance specs that match the appearance. This bike also happens to be different from typical Victory bike models in that it doesn't feature the usual 106 cubic inch engine setup seen in these offerings.Instead, Urs Erbacher's motorbike is equipped with a 1,200 cc engine that pumps out plenty of power using a four-valve design.
This concept motorbike is a great example of a vehicle whose design and performance reflect the personality of the main creative force behind it. Erbacher knows a thing or two about what makes a great motorbike, and that much is evident in the Victory Ignition Concept.
Aggressive Concept Motorbikes
The Victory Ignition Concept Was Designed By Urs Erbacher
Trend Themes
1. Custom Motorbike Design - There is a growing trend for customized and aggressive-looking motorbikes that reflect the personality of the designer.
2. Alternative Engine Setup - There is a trend towards designing motorbikes with engines smaller than the typical 106 cubic inch setup, with a focus on performance and power.
3. Performance-based Design - Designers are focusing on motorbike design that reflects high levels of performance and aggressive styling.
Industry Implications
1. Custom Motorbike Building and Design - This trend creates a disruptive innovation opportunity for businesses focused on customizing motorbikes in unique and aggressive ways.
2. Motorcycle Engine Manufacturing - The trend of designing smaller engines with greater power creates a disruptive innovation opportunity for engine manufacturers to design high-performance engines in smaller packages.
3. Automotive Racing and Performance - The trend towards performance-based design creates an opportunity for businesses to innovate in high-performance vehicle components and racing technology.