The Detonator V4 6.0 is a creation of a bike designer named Daniel Simon. The engine that powers the Detonator lives up to the name of the bike. The engine has four cylinders displacing a total of 6.0 liters, similar to the size of the engines found is certain Supercars and Hypercars. The bike looks like it comes from the pages of a science fiction comic plotted around the year 2050. It can be at best described as a sculpture, or a machine. It breaks every known, conventional belief on how a motor cycle should look like.
Although this concept bike looks like a pile of shiny metal, its beauty is undeniable. The Hyanide strides forward using a flexible rubber belts, with threads in it, like a military tank or a snow mobile. Powering the concept is a 500cc engine derived from a snow mobile. This single cylinder, oil cooled engine is capable of producing 60 horsepower. The bike has the ability to move over just about any terrain. It is the creation of two German designers Oliver Keller and Tillman Schlootz.
The Batpod made its appearance for the first time in the last Batman movie, The Dark Knights. It is without a shade of doubt, the most popular concept bike in this list. The bike was created especially for the movie by motorbike designer Nathan Crowley. The bike is ejected from the Batmobile, and features enough power and ammunition to make sure the super hero escapes the bad guys. The bike is powered by a liquid-cooled, single cylinder engine. The reason for the phenomenal acceleration is the low gearing. The other noticeable features about this bike are the fat wheels and the lack of an exhaust pipe.
The Indian Speed racer concept is all about outlandish styling. It was designed for Indian Motorcycle Company by Dan Bailey. There is a number of stunning design cue in the bike, including the spoke-less wheels that seem to be floating. It is intriguing to note the lack of foot pegs, suggesting that the rider is not going to be in an upright-riding position.