Kawasaki reveals a futuristic superbike

 

The Japanese motorcycle giant Kawasaki has unveiled a new concept bike that can adapt to all roads and run under various environmental conditions.

 

The Sun newspaper wrote that the incredible Concept J bike can transform a high-speed racer to a three-wheeled cruiser at the flick of a button.

 

The idea for the radical bike was initially released in 2013 during the Tokyo Motor Show but it never went into production. Kawasaki have impressed fans again with a new video showing the bike in action - suggesting the bike is closer than ever. The battery-powered cycle uses a unique shape-shifting mechanism to allow the rider to experience two different bike styles in the one machine.

 

How to meet the demand for a revolutionary or evolutionary machine that both turns by leaning and also is a light, narrow machine to make the rider go fast, look good, and feel great?

 

Watch the Kawasaki video to see how the Concept J changes its physical layout as its rider decides to go from sportbike to touring bike or in-town cruiser.

 

 

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