Beyond conventional motorbike design - Yanko Design

We're officially putting Dennis Sedov on our watchlist for pattern talents this year. Sedov has an unusual way of playing with forms, introducing new combinations and new perspectives to his designs. His cars look mesmeric, his products look unusual and inviting, and his motorbikes, a category we've covered practically in entirety, bring a new way of looking at form design in the two-wheeler category.

Sedov's bikes aren't designed to be practical. They're conspicuously outlandish, but they're outlandish plenty to be celebrated for their outlandishness. Sedov plays wonderfully with proportions, materials, negative space, and geometry to create a bike that is a bike in theory, but looks like something from a parallel universe. The B4 is one such example.

Thinner and leaner than his other bikes, the B4 has a skeletal design that looks more cycle-like than his previous motorbike designs. It splits into 2 broad volumes, connected at two points, one right below the seat, and ane under the handlebar unit. The bikes sport a blackness + copper finish, simply what'due south most alluring is the wheel's wheels. Sedov's unremarkably relied on airless, solid tires that showcase unusual patterns that as well provide the suspension part, but the B4's tire is more traditional. The tire comes with a pattern around the hub that looks eye-catching only also flexes under pressure to provide a polish riding feel. I tin't tell yous how much I'd beloved to see a proof-of-concept!

Designer: Dennis Sedov