Thunderbolt Concept Electric Scooter
Posted on July 21, 2008 by Doug Gunzelmann in Cars+Tranportation, Concept+Design
Designed by Henrik Björkman the Thunderbolt is a statement to the gas guzzling world. Meant to be in-your-face with a vacuous hole where an engine should be the Thunderbolt is a mobile reminder that other modes of energy exist…and are in fact better. Running on an electro-magnetic drive system located in the rear wheel the Thunderbolt is minimalist and chic. With a reported capability of about 45 miles range on a three hour charge (average speed not reported) this bike would be a hip round the town vehicle with extra storage space in the “gas tank” compartment. The Thunderbolts value lies in its unique outside the box design. Designers have a tendency to play both on our intellect and practicality making us progress in our ideology and concept of what is possible. Henrik Björkman’s Thunderbolt is an innovative variation on a theme…that would be fun to ride! Check out the pics after the jump…
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Gustavion
22. Jul, 2008
This is an interesting article. Thank you for posting it.
In general, I think it is important for individuals to take more responsibility of our earth. I found a neat website that stops postal junk mail helps the environment at the same time. Check it out: http://www.simplestop.net
E. Rachael Baird
06. May, 2009
When can I get it? I want this bike!