Obviously they're design mock up's but but I prefer the look of some of them compared to the 'Transormer' bike's that the factories are producing.
Lots of other bike's on the page https://oberdanbezzi.artstation.com/projects
Oberdan Bezzi design
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I was looking at a nice retro trailie based SV650 yesterday & this name came up.He's done some really nice designs,here's a couple,one with a Suzuki SV650 & a MT07 based Yamaha.
Obviously they're design mock up's but but I prefer the look of some of them compared to the 'Transormer' bike's that the factories are producing.
Lots of other bike's on the page https://oberdanbezzi.artstation.com/projects
Obviously they're design mock up's but but I prefer the look of some of them compared to the 'Transormer' bike's that the factories are producing.
Lots of other bike's on the page https://oberdanbezzi.artstation.com/projects
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Re: Oberdan Bezzi design
The top pic is quite good,kinda like the GS1000S ice-cream van of the 70s.
All dirt bikes look kak to me,so I can't say if it's nice or not.
All dirt bikes look kak to me,so I can't say if it's nice or not.
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Re: Oberdan Bezzi design
No doubting it's efficacy,but visually?
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Re: Oberdan Bezzi design
That GS1000 lookalike really works... imo that's because the designer understands how the original design flowed from fairing to tailpiece. So many of the 'homage' designs look like the spares bin has been raided for bits that can be resprayed in an original colour scheme but without a moment's thought about whether the lines match. I like the Katana too... if only they weren't renders.
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Re: Oberdan Bezzi design
The lower bars help - I'd seriously consider the current Katana if it there was any chance of getting ride of the Raleigh Budgie stock bars.
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Re: Oberdan Bezzi design
You can change the standard bars for lower ones
