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As part of the Autodesk University Augmented Reality main stage demo, CTO Jeff Kowalski plucks a motorcycle from his computer screen and holds it in his hand.

Clip from Shin Mazinger Z

The British way of building motorcycles, probably best not to ask how its done in Japan.

Zen Moment: Fighting fire with fire.

"As the name suggests, the BMW Concept 6 makes use of a six-cylinder engine based around BMW's K architecture. But where the futuristic cafe racer looks are merely tacked on to a BMW K1300R chassis, the engine is ready for production."

Via: Hell for Leather

Steve Twist's Major Project for his BA (Hons) Computer Visualisation and Animation undergraduate degree at Bournemouth University (NCCA). The film took 8 months of work from concept to completion.

....Just another dreary day of motorcycling in Japan.

India's air powered motorbike.

A group of Indian engineering students has invented a unique pollution free bike which runs on air pressure and does not emit carbon in the atmosphere. Reuters Andrew Potter reports.

Youtube: Motoball.

..Blurry and out of focus, just the way we like it.

Youtube: Générique_le cheval de fer

Genius at work. Aleksander Polutnik's Enicycle.

Aleksander Polutnik designed this one-wheeled scooter he calls the Enicycle. It works like a Segway in that it has self-balancing hardware, but looks like a unicycle. He designed it in order to cruise along with his unicycle-riding girlfriend. Via: Make


(The Gadget Show is a British television series focusing on the world of technology, currently in its twelfth series. Originally a thirty minute show, it was extended to forty-five minutes, and currently airs for one hour (including advertisements) on BBC Five)

Great moments in motorcycle advertising-Bajaj in Cuba.

Via: The Stunt Production

Youtube: The Time Machine.

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Taking it with you: The Cargobike.

Cargobike

Youtube: Happy Entrails.

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The motorcycle in cinema: Sky Blue (Wonderful Days)

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Wiki:

"Wonderful Days (Korean: 원더풀 데이즈) is a South Korean animated science fiction film, released in 2003. It features backdrops rendered using photo-realistic computer-generated imagery, comparable to those in the film Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, along with the use of highly detailed models for some of the backdrops into which the cel animated characters were then animated. However, convincing CGI animation of humans (especially human movement) was not attempted."