Dieselpunk + Steampunk Culture
DieselPunk Motorbikes
Here's a thread to post images and information regarding some true dieselpunk beauties.
I know the BMW R7 prototype had a thread of its own, so I was hoping this one to be created solely for other bikes.
Info of both of these here
Info here
Info here
More pics here
Info here
Here's the website i've been checking for all these awesome bikes. Help me out going through all the pages!
I know the BMW R7 prototype had a thread of its own, so I was hoping this one to be created solely for other bikes.
Info of both of these here
Info here
Info here
More pics here
Info here
Here's the website i've been checking for all these awesome bikes. Help me out going through all the pages!
Tags: bikes, dieselpunk, motorbikes
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Permalink Reply by lord_k on -
Oh, you're also browsing through the Bike EXIF pages! Blue 1929 Majestic is awesome. Killinger & Freund is even more. Others are gorgeous.
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Permalink Reply by R. Austurias on -
That second model is amazing!!!
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Permalink Reply by Tome Wilson on -
#2 looks like it could be parked in the old Bat Cave.
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Permalink Reply by Deven Science on -
I love the Majestic. That's a beautiful bike.
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Permalink Reply by BobbusMaximus on -
Here's a pic from Wikipedia of a prototype called the Neander. It's a diesel engined chopper. Would need a bit more dressing to make it truly Dieselpunk right enough, but it would give you a solid base to start from.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6b/Neander1400td.jpg
Also, follow this YouTube link to see a playlist featuring a more streamlined diesel bike built by an art collective.
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=2FA9D90CB771742F&search...
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Permalink Reply by Hayen Mill on -
Here's one i recently found: the Vespa Sprint Scooter!
Just beautiful
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Permalink Reply by lord_k on
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Vespa is an evergreen classic.
And what would you say about this one?
Or this:
Both of them from Bike EXIF, click on the picture to get some info
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Permalink Reply by Hayen Mill on
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very awesome. They kind of look like "cleaner" versions of mad max's bikes.
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Permalink Reply by lord_k on
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The first one is rather overloaded with detail, but the second is an eyecandy!
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Permalink Reply by drachenlady on -
Does anyone know where I can get accessories and parts? I've recently undergone a project of making my old bicycle into a gas powered monster and i need a few things like a mechanical speedometer.
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Permalink Reply by Hayen Mill on
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looks pretty cool so far. Best of luck.
Check here: http://www.nextag.com/mechanical-speedometer/shop-html
Or try ebay.
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Permalink Reply by Tome Wilson on
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The Whizzer website sells parts. Might be helpful > http://whizzermotorbike.catalog.com/browseGroup.cfm?item_group_id=4...
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