The Fuller Moto '2029' electric motorcycle has been created for the Haas Moto Museum and Sculpture Gallery as a transportation solution that takes a retro design into account for a futuristic bike. The electric bike amalgamates a number of styles including the 1929 Majestic motorcycle by George Roy and features a low-slung design that's achieved with a fully enclosed aluminum body. The unit features hub-centric steering along with a set of transparent PolyCarbonate wheels and a series of 3D-printed parts.
The Fuller Moto '2029' electric motorcycle is capable of offering up to 27 horsepower along with a driving range of about 90 miles. The bike will be displayed permanently alongside two other bikes from Fuller Moto including the Chief Ambassador and the ShoGun.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro Futurism
- Creating modern designs that incorporate retro elements, such as fully enclosed aluminum bodies and 3D-printed parts, for a futuristic aesthetic.
- Electric Motorcycles
- Developing electric motorcycles with enhanced power capabilities, such as 27 horsepower, and longer driving ranges, up to 90 miles, for improved transportation solutions.
- Hub-centric Steering
- Implementing hub-centric steering technology, along with transparent PolyCarbonate wheels, to enhance the performance and visual appeal of motorcycles.
Who This Affects Most
- Motorcycle Manufacturing
- Motorcycle manufacturers can explore opportunities to create custom electric motorcycles with retro-futuristic designs, utilizing hub-centric steering and 3D-printed parts.
- Automotive Design
- Automotive designers can leverage the concept of retro-futurism and apply it to electric motorcycles, incorporating fully enclosed aluminum bodies and transparent PolyCarbonate wheels.
- 3D Printing
- The 3D printing industry can collaborate with motorcycle manufacturers to produce custom parts that enhance the performance and aesthetics of electric motorcycles.
