This Japanese influenced e-bike perfectly pays homage to the past and the future! - Yanko Design

A bicycle that embodies the essence of the past while retaining a very stellar futuristic appeal. Having all that while being gentle on the environment. Yeah, this is an electric bike that looks, different whatever other futuristic ride. Calling for attention with its aesthetics more than like a trimmed rectangular block of wood, the EV-1K/56 is a worthy evolution of the Katalis EV.500 electrical motorcycle with its Japanese blueprint influence.

This artistic interpretation is the work of absurd apparel manufacturing unit Machine M56 and design house Katalis Company, both Indonesia based companies. Taking a very niche approach towards electrical cycle designed by Julian Palapa (for Katalis Company) for eco-conscious riders who appreciate the correct blend of futurism and subtle influences, the ride creates the instant start impression. The all-blackness body is complemented by hints of orange and white artwork that feels so upmarket. As rightly mentioned by Machine 56, the bike explorers the tug of war between the past and the future, "and between alienating and empowering engineering science effects," as it envisions the future of mobility with an edge.

Inquire any urban rider and he/she'll approve of the signature Car 56 blueprint aesthetics bearing the Japanese influenced artwork, and of course, the covered headlights requite it that mysterious aureola. Every bit for the performance, the cycle impresses with a peak speed of fourscore km/h and a range of lxx km on a single charge with the onboard 1000 West hub motor, VOTOL M30S controller, and 48v lithium bombardment. All-in-all, a distinct bike design that speaks out so much, nosotros don't even have to mention it!

Designer: Katalis Company and Motorcar 56