Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer

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Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer
Thomas Anbault

Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer

Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer

Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer

Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer

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Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer
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The design of this Bentley motorcycle is based on the name "Voltage racer".

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The name reveals: at least one electric motor is provided for the drive.

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Whereby the draftsman was apparently thinking about a two-wheel drive.

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This is indicated by the swing arm on the adjacent front wheel.

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Instead of a conventional fork, it guides the front wheel of the Bentley bike.

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More traditional than exotic: British Racing Green as a color choice.

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Also more classic: the quilted leather single seat.

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The brake disc ring was mounted on the inside of the rim.

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The large round headlights are reminiscent of the Bentley 4½ liter from the 1930s.

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As a performance-enhanced model with a compressor, the car became known as the Blower Bentley.

Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer
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Motorcycle designs from car manufacturers – as well as actual designs – are very trendy, but they also look back on a long history.

Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer
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draft "Cyber ​​bike" by Thomasangebault.

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draft "Cyber ​​bike" by Thomasangebault.

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Design of a Bugatti motorcycle by Thomas Anbault.

Bentley motorcycle Voltage Racer: E-motorcycle design by a car designer
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Design of a BMW motorcycle by Thomas Anbault.

Bentley Motorbike Voltage Racer

Electric motorcycle design by a car designer

According to a French automobile designer, a Bentley motorcycle could look something like the Voltage Racer, which – the name suggests – rolls off with an electric motor.

TThe man who is responsible for these renderings of a Bentley motorcycle is the name of the man named homas Samault. He has already provided designs for a Bugatti motorcycle, a BMW model and a futuristic machine called the Cyber ​​Bike – all without asking, of course. But apparently still in trend when we look at the Lotus C-01 or the result of the collaboration between Brough Superior and Aston Martin. It is now actually on test drives on real roads.

The design of the Bentley motorcycle is different, which is only available here as a computer rendering. The Bentley bike goes by the name of Voltage Racer. So it is no secret which drive method the designer has chosen – the machine is powered electrically. Possibly even both wheels: instead of a conventional fork, the design of the Bentley bike is equipped with a front swing arm. The shock absorbers and the underside of the rocker could be an indication that the vehicle is being moved by a two-wheel drive.


Thomas Anbault

Designs by Thomas Anbault: Bugatti motorcycle (top left), Bentley bike (top right), BMW model (bottom left), Cyber ​​Bike (bottom right).

Reference to Bentley 4½ liter

The disc brakes mounted on the rim stand out because of their unusual arrangement. No surprise, however, is the quilted leather saddle. The typically British green also refers more traditionally to the car manufacturer’s country of origin. The large round headlights are reminiscent of the Bentley 4½ liter from the 1930s. And the grill of the Bentley motorcycle design also refers to the classic car, which became known as the blower Bentley as a performance-enhanced model with a supercharger.

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