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By Frank Quitely. Via: Comic Book Resources

Via: Cover Browser

Chopper City USA's completed PS-Pod project

Via: Motorcycle.com

Via: Comic Attack

Via: The Bat-Blog

Via: Batman Blog

The PS Pod progresses

Art by Paul Pope. Scans Via: ernest.borg9's photostream

Via: eternaltedium's photostream

Hero Worship: Robin's Redbird.

Pict Via: imcdb

Wiki:

Created for the 1997 film Batman and Robin, the Redbird bike was a ground-up build, utilizing fiberglass and carbon fiber. The company TFX developed the motorcycle using a Honda dirt bike as a chassis. In the film the Redbird has two thrust nozzles, which allows the vehicle to leap short distances. There's a central computer on the tank that supplies additional information for the rider.

Art via: Gabriel Evans

Batman has an override program capable of controlling the Redbird from the Batmobile. He uses it in order to shut the Redbird down when Robin tries to make a life-threatening jump between buildings.

"Will you be wanting the Ps Pod sir?"

NCRS reader Scott sent us a tip that Chopper City USA is building a fully functional Bat-Pod (or the Ps-Pod as they like to call it) for a customer in Texas. Sadly there is little information on their site (but plenty of pictures) We'll be following in the progress.

Me-ow.

Concept art for the The Batman Simulator attraction for the Warner Bros Movie World Australia. The Sim-Ex Simulator is a four minute ride from the bat-cave through downtown Gotham in pursuit of Catwoman on her flying bike.

Via: Vertex productions

Capers.

Via: The Underground Fairy NYC

Cutting to the chase: 1990's Batman and Robin.

Chase/Race from the 1990 film Batman and Robin

Via: imcdb

ebay: Do it yourself Bat-Pod weapons pack.

Ebay # 270260827142