Top 5 Unexpected Motorcycle Design Crossovers

[@chaitanyashamanewadikar6032]

Yam you don't know how much of a positive impact you've just created, me being a industrial designer you've shown me how much power i possess to change a brand's identity

[@stevek4449]

Now, design an off road capable highway touring gold wing that’s as sporty as a KTM 1290 SAS and below 500 pounds and 31” seat height😂 challenge accepted? About as likely as dividing by zero?

[@SirChris]

clicked for the thumbnail, stayed for the lesson on Kikkoman soy sauce bottles

[@andrewpage8597]

Now imma be humming that song the test of my work day 😅

[@bwlyon]

Owned a 2005 Vmax what a beast, but college was calling and it had to go. Tire scorching power, power wheelies at the twist of the throttle, and the rush of power when the V-Boost kicked in, what’s not to love!

[@cgsmotovlog6894]

Interesting Video. Also CFmoto models are designed at Kiska studio in Austria. (Because duke 200 and nk250 is very similar)

[@connorgroff8454]

It amazes me how he still get videos to post every single day with amazing quality ngl.

[@karlbishop7481]

This brings to mind another great designer Raymond Lowey.

[@Stevebarker66]

Talking of BMW's David Robb, you should check out the BMW R1100S - a great piece of motorcycle design. But then again, I am biased because I own one and went to the original launch when I sold BMW Motorcycles around the turn of the century

[@JPARKERZ28]

Podcast with jixxerbrah 😮

[@AlexSanzDi]

As an industrial designer and motorcycle rider, I enjoyed this video A LOT ✨🦑

[@ryann6919]

Busa @4:20

[@darbythompson7020]

Still think yammie needs to get on a v4 muscle cruiser… like the 3rd gen Honda magna pleaseeeeeee

[@dwightblackman5696]

Hey, yammz 🍠 what do you think about the Aston Martin amb 001 is it bad ass or just bougie? Either way it got me wanting to get the scratch off.

[@masrvneck4201]

I'm pretty sure your AI. Are you a real person?

[@projectwheels13]

Lol, nice to see our Gymkhana trainings in Kyiv, Ukraine (X-Park) under Aprillia section)

[@GregLanz]

The Vmax didn't give the Magna a run for its money it left it in the dust. It also looks great today while the Magna whilst beautiful at the time is definitely from the early 80's

[@3_character_minimum]

I so want one of these VMAX bikes

[@adamlanglois563]

They really aren't bad to work on either, they've just got an appetite for tires and gasoline 😎

[@silky_smooth9475]

Can you fully describe The Squid Mindset to me please

[@hulmsy1316]

Rockform is a rip off of quad locks....

[@JustSomeExpat]

I owned a vamx. Those want to kill you. In a very active way. Also vboost kicks in at 5,500rpm, not 6,000. But you can bet your backside you'll be thankful for the little weird holder on the seat...

[@sebastiengreen1517]

Somehow I was really thinking that there would be a motorcycle that was shaped based on the soy sauce bottle.

[@stevek4449]

I am saddened that my KLR 650 can’t run on or with soy sauce as fuel or oil😂. It’s over 300 years old and aged 6 months before bottling.

[@marcin_travels]

Kiska design CFMoto

[@guylee584]

Nice want more knowledge me amen

[@ayo1959]

Correction the war was already over when harry Truman decided to drop the atomic bomb on civilians just as a warning to the USSR..totally unnecessary and evil. now let's get back to the video.

[@jkarra2334]

War was far from over...you do realize how hard japanese would have fought If US troops would tried landing and capturing land? Thats historical fact, not your "war was allready over" nonsense, japanese were allready brainwashed to fight on last man long before a-bombs were dropped...Even after first bomb there were unison agreeing to NOT surrender, yes ,maybe second bomb was useless but still, it would have taken so many lives on both sides without that horrific Lost of lives when Hiroshima and Nagasaki were annihilated...

[@WoodEe-zq6qv]

@@jkarra2334 You're repeating some BS you learned in high school that history teachers say to make their kids stop asking uncomfortable questions. Japan was already attempting to surrender to the USSR in July. Truman discussed the matter with Stalin and we know that from Truman's own journal. Here's a list of people who went on record to say they weren't needed: The report from the 1946 United States Strategic Bombing Survey in Japan, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Douglas MacArthur, Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy (the Chief of Staff to the President), Brigadier General Carter Clarke (the military intelligence officer who prepared intercepted Japanese cables for U.S. officials), Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz (Commander in Chief of the Pacific Fleet), Fleet Admiral William Halsey Jr. (Commander of the US Third Fleet), and even the man in charge of all strategic air operations against the Japanese home islands, then-Major General Curtis LeMay.

[@derekrandall6188]

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