Alstare has surfaced the first-ever concept bike and we daresay that this is one of the most aggressive bikes we've seen in quite a long time.
With almost 20 years of Supersport and SBK racing behind, it was maybe high time that Alstare dared push things way beyond the borders of the usual bike design. A true avantgarde machine, the Alstare Concept Superbike brings a new meaning to the term "radical".
Having teamed up with Rusak Kreaktive Designworks and Tryptik Studio, it took Alstare almost 2 years to bring this concept in the final phase, but the result is stunning.
Among the new things the Alstare Concept Superbike shows we must name the “revolutionary suspended chassis”, sculpted deflectors perfectly integrated into the whole build and the uncanny front suspension.
This may be the main thing about this machine, as it is definitely a matter of instantaneous love or hate. We'd like to find out more about this “front suspension integrated in the global artwork" and we really hope more details on this machine will surface soon.
All we can say now is that the Alstare concept looks like a million bucks and we would really like to see such a machine on the track and maybe on the streets, too, since it looks like it's a great season for street-legal beasts. Via Ride Apart.
Having teamed up with Rusak Kreaktive Designworks and Tryptik Studio, it took Alstare almost 2 years to bring this concept in the final phase, but the result is stunning.
Among the new things the Alstare Concept Superbike shows we must name the “revolutionary suspended chassis”, sculpted deflectors perfectly integrated into the whole build and the uncanny front suspension.
This may be the main thing about this machine, as it is definitely a matter of instantaneous love or hate. We'd like to find out more about this “front suspension integrated in the global artwork" and we really hope more details on this machine will surface soon.
All we can say now is that the Alstare concept looks like a million bucks and we would really like to see such a machine on the track and maybe on the streets, too, since it looks like it's a great season for street-legal beasts. Via Ride Apart.
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